Performances in N.Y.C. By exploring Armstrong’s offstage struggles and tensions, “A Wonderful World” wants to shatter the image of an entertainer who was far more than just affable. Louis Armstrong ...

1. I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby [Edited Alternate Version] - Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars 2. Keepin' Out of Mischief Now - Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars 3. I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Louis ...

Writer Danny Freedman in Smithsonian Magazine argues that trumpeter Louis Armstrong's recording of "The Night Before Christmas" should become required holiday listening. NAT KING COLE: (Singing) ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by “A Wonderful World,” featuring Armstrong’s songs, is set to begin previews at Studio 54 in October after previous runs in Miami, New Orleans and ...

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See the star reveal his top 3 Louis Armstrong songs below! Last fall, Iglehart starred in the pre-Broadway production of A Wonderful World in New Orleans and Chicago. “I am so excited to bring this ...

Born on August 4, 1901, Louis Armstrong’s legacy lives on more than 120 years later. Known as Satchmo, the trumpet-playing icon, who lived until July 6, 1971, is known for his songs like “What a ...

LOUIS ARMSTRONG: (Singing) Hello, Dolly. This is Louis, Dolly. I'm so glad to have you back where you belong. FLORIDO: Louis Armstrong was one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time and a Black ...

It wouldn’t be the holiday season in the Crescent City without hearing Louis Armstrong’s 1955 song “Christmas in New Orleans.” The lyrics mention “magnolia trees at night, sparkling bright” and “a ...

Louis Armstrong? Or Parliament-Funkadelic, Earth, Wind & Fire, and proto-rap group The Last Poets? It is perfectly logical to assume New Orleans-bred trumpeter and Pulitzer Prize-winning jazz composer ...

Writer Danny Freedman in Smithsonian Magazine argues that trumpeter Louis Armstrong's recording of "The Night Before Christmas" should become required holiday listening. NAT KING COLE: (Singing) ...