The Best Of Louis Armstrong (2h)

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  @Lila60200 · 11 years ago

  How people can dislike this? You don't search for Louis Amstrong just to dislike it...

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• JA

  @JackMonroeJazzClassics · 2 weeks ago

  I’m not sure who will come across these words, but if you’re reading this right now, I want you to know that somewhere out there, someone is wishing you nothing but peace, love, and happiness. May your days be bright, your heart be calm, and your dreams always within reach. You are amazing just as you are — never forget your strength and beauty.

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• RO

  @ronaldmcreynolds7345 · 10 years ago

  If you are learning what Jazz is, starting with Louis Armstrong is the best way to know.  If you are ending your study of Jazz and celebrating the sweet knowledge of having escalated to a very high standard of music, then ending with Louis Armstrong is best.

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• SA

  @sandre_sandre · 5 years ago

  So talented.<br><br>- Plays the trumpet like a god (and sings too)<br>- Won the Tour de France<br>- And was the first man on the Moon!!!<br><br>Hats off.

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• WA

  @warrenbobrow6895 · 6 years ago (edited)

  If you are in Queens, NY, visit his grave and smoke a joint with Louis. He will be glad to see you. &nbsp;I do every year for the past forty years. Smoke a joint with Louis Armstrong. On the Fourth of July. &nbsp;And August Fourth too.

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• PU

  @PupadGot · 2 years ago (edited)

  Боже , яке диво ця музика ! Ніби повертаєшся додому, в минуле ,в якому ніколи не був але памятаєш кожен куток...

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• JU

  @Justayoungman · 2 years ago

  Imagine if someone listen to this masterpiece in 2024

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• LE

  @leonardoaskia4779 · 2 months ago

  What a delight to enjoy the immortal artistry of this musical giant for generations yet unborn.Viva Louis Armstrong ayer hoy y para siempre.

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• GA

  @gantzllat · 11 years ago (edited)

  nothing best for a cold winter day, than &nbsp;smooking cigarrete, a hot coffe and a little of jazz

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• EN

  @eneskaraytug514 · 10 years ago

  I have never heard any of Louis Armstrong&apos;s masterpieces in my life till today and my ears just jumped of my head and started crying with joy. <br>Thanks Louis Armstrong

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• BE

  @benzminibusdoc · 4 years ago (edited)

  Thanks for posting this!<br>Today is my dad&apos;s 102nd birthday and it was a great joy to be at the cemetery and playing this in his honor,.<br>The most joyful memory of my dad is, as a child waking up to Louis Armstrong on a Sunday morning , since it meant that he was in a good mood, and that was how he enjoyed it.

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• RO

  @robertscott9472 · 4 years ago

  As someone with epilepsy and has just had a major grand mal seizure the other day I can say, that when your in your first day or 2 of recovery the most you can really do without hurting your head just by moving it is to listen to music or podcasts. The podcast I typically listen to is having a Christmas break right now so I was kinda stuck to just listening to music. I almost exclusively listen to rap and rock and I just so happened to be listening at the time to an artist named Chris Webby and his song Pearly Gates and absolutely loved the actual real instruments that he used behind the vocals. I was reading the comments of the video and people were saying that what he used in the background was actually Louis Armstrong’s St James Infirmary, I decided to look up the original song and from there absolutely fell in love with his music. Ive been sitting here listening to this for well over an hour now. So I guess what I’m really trying to say is Thankyou for making amazing music that helps me get through dark periods in my life

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