Uploaded by TheYellowTelevision on Jul 7, 2009
No video distractions needed, Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra are enough.
Armstrong on trumpet; Fred Robinson, trombone; Jimmy Dodds, clarinet; Earl Hines, piano; Mancy Carr (not "Cara" as his name has been too often misspelled) on banjo, and Zutty Singleton on drums.
December 7, 1928, Chicago, IL
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Louis loved his weed, true story. Ever wonder why he smiled so much? hahaha
2 years ago 58
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@carpediem081791 Spot on man. Spot on.
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Sure am glad I hit the muggles before listening to this!
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@Bullzeye95 When you're smiling...
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0 dislikes for a reason (:
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People wonder why musicians love pot so much and i have to laugh. Because if you have to ask you haven't tried it. Musicians, good ones, can feel their music without any drugs. BUT, it don't matter who you are, if you're high, the music will not only move your body, your body will become one with the music. AND depending on what your mood is or what your listening to, your mind will be freed by the music, and you will truly understand the spiritual nature of music and the love of life.
1 month ago 5
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can you do a beckflup?
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@captainpizzaz how terrible embarassing for you i guess you could say this is where high art meets low art
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i love weed
3 months ago 4
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@Urbino237 ...that should be 1:36 when his opening begins..
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@goPistons06 probably were. pot can bring a sense of rhythm to a man.
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Wonderful, YellowTelevision! Thankyou.
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Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
December 7, 1928, Chicago, IL
'Muggles' was a 1920s slang name for something illegal to smoke....
fillra 2 years ago 18
Hahah correct, muggles was a popular phrase especially around jazz musicians for cannabis; but, at the time of this recording, it wasn't actually illegal to smoke.
Thanks for the information, I'll add it in. I don't have anymore rare songs from Armstrong at the moment, but I'll post any if I find some.
TheYellowTelevision 2 years ago 12