Louis Armstrong "Hello, Dolly!" on The Ed Sullivan Show

Louis Armstrong "Hello, Dolly!" performed on The Ed Sullivan Show on October 4, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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[@stevensmith8666]

Satchmo knocked the Beatles out of the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with "Hello, Dolly." He was the real deal.

[@richardwhitfill5253]

There will never be another like him 2:42

[@dagonn3]

When your smile makes people smile nearly 60 years later, you've got a great smile.

[@jimcox3380]

man was an American treasure, wow

[@yvesfrancoisritmo]

The reason I am a musician and fell in love with jazz was the day when this was on tv I saw this. I am a trumpeter becaude of Louis. That trumpet on the top, his singing and most of all the paraphrase of the melody is tops for me.
PS - this is like a music video the way its stages - not unlike the soundies of the 40's or some early MTV.

[@natalisca241]

Спасибо, мистер Армстронг! Мы Вас помним и любим!

[@gregoryjones1426]

That was talent in its purest form!

[@rileysmith2849]

what a legend

[@FabMontemusic]

Hello Louis! Happy 120th birthday, Satch!!!!

[@pennyanderson9534]

This is my dad's music, he listened to, while telling me to turn. Off that Elvis "n" music LOL

[@daleproctor3723]

I agree with your Dad. :-)

[@mareelovely]

Just magnificent.

[@josephschauster3689]

Great song!

[@richardwhitfill5253]

One of the Greats

[@efemeridesymashd2438]

Tanto como Louis Armstrong Cómo Ed sullivan serán grandes siempre

[@clivefuller-hale5073]

Sensational is all I can write. Many thanks for posting.

[@user-vm4gv3xv6e]

조회수 25,334회... 잘 보고 들었습니다.

[@will89687]

A national treasure

[@applecider]

legend... plz upload it in 1080p tho, so much detail was lost because of youtube

[@141randomly2]

This is amazing

[@jnizny]

Threw the Beatles off the #1!

[@kevingoins9858]

Yup!

[@stevensmith8666]

Yes, he did!

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

👏🏽🙌🏽😁

[@jubileetyme]

Satchmo....the popular name of the jazz musician Louis Armstrong. It was short for 'satchel mouth', because he had a very large mouth. A satchel is a type of large bag.

[@professormause]

That's how you do it.

[@moonstar6069]

[@ukabarney4781]

No offense, back then girls were more beautiful

[@eurohas1366]

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