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Uploaded on Mar 2, 2009

Louis Armstrong and his touring band, live on stage in Copenhagen with "Dinah".

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  • Joshua Sadinsky

    Joshua Sadinsky 4 months ago

    Music doesn't discriminate races

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  • harryoakley

    harryoakley 4 months ago

    Alas some musicians do...

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  • chakin4141

    chakin4141 1 year ago

    then i guess you would be 1 Armstrong when you meet him

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  • oneguycoding

    oneguycoding 2 days ago

    that's why I picked trumpet, way back in the dark ages, right there

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  • TribalKatz

    TribalKatz 3 days ago

    The beauty of jazz and blues--it's not how well you sing, it's about where that singing comes from: the soul.

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  • nettoboy123

    nettoboy123 1 week ago

    what keys this in?

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  • paul king

    paul king 2 weeks ago

    This was the time of John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson, P Boy F, American depression, the Tommy gun days lol 30s class by a master of music Louis Armstrong he said all modern music is Jazz.s.

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  • Mickle Pickle

    Mickle Pickle 3 weeks ago

    homeland opening

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  • TheCiddie

    TheCiddie 4 weeks ago

    man, i don't know about you guys, but Mr. Armstrong was quite attractive at this young age of 31 or 32

    i would've changed my own name to Dinah if i was there at the time, just to have him sing a song about me.

    heck, i'll do that now!

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  • meemy87

    meemy87 1 month ago

    i love the scruffyness of his voice...its raw and real..i dont think its the worst singing voice

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  • goodfellacarlos89

    goodfellacarlos89 1 month ago

    I recommend an article from the New Yorker podcast. They talk about Louis there. as well as some by Dr. Gordon Vernick. He goes thoroughly through trombone players of the 1920s Kid Ory, Miff Mole and Jack Teagarden. Let me know what you think of them

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  • goodfellacarlos89

    goodfellacarlos89 1 month ago

    Well if you wanna split hairs. It is common sense that the term "traditional" jazz in the 1920s and 30s was much different than today. And if anything, Louis style was rooted in the NO style but the Hot fives and Sevens, recorded in Chicago. This number here is played in a more Chicago style. Compare this to a typical NO band and you hear the resemblance but this swings much more. I highly recommend searching for podcasts on Pops. In which is where i heard this info. A treat for any Jazz fan.

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  • paul king

    paul king 1 month ago

    When I listen to this you can't help but smile 30s style and class by the best my mom loved him because of his voice the worst singing voice but the koolest real show man.

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