No matter your age, your religion, your politics, the color of your skin, what country you come from.....you can not help but smile to see this wonderful human being and his love for music and entertaining.. I believe that with all my heart.
What a sound he gets out of that horn! Doesn't matter how many times I hear him play I'm still surprised again at how much better he makes the trumpet sound than anyone else. When he solos it feels like there's all the time in the world. Unbelievable. Brings tears of joy to my eyes.
It's just impossible not to smile when you hear ol' satchel-mouth in action. The man just radiates warmth, charm, humour and clearly loves entertaining. Add to that a world-class bravura trumpet style and a voice that is instantly recognisable by practically every living soul on the planet and you have the genius born in a brothel in New Orleans and died loved and respected by musicians and audiences the world over. Thank God for Louis.
There was never somebody, and there will never be somebody playing the horn better than this man..!! My daddy used to play his records over and over again when I was a little boy.
He is so fun to watch. He makes you feel good. No one does that these days. A lot of "singers" today look angry or take themselves too seriously. They also depend too much on stage lights, smoke, fireworks etc. A good entertainer does not need those things. Louis didn't and that's obvious.
Rarely seen an vocal artist performs before audience without ( I suppose 😊 ) electricity ! Swetting top to bottom , still so alive & splendid ! Wipe out all hard toils with fun & joy .
He was my hero, I played trumpet all through school from first grade to senior in high school, he was the greatest. You were loved then and still are. You were one of a kind. God gave you real talent and you shared it with everyone. Thanks
I have NEVER seen a performance by Satch where I’m not smiling from ear to ear. He just radiates warmth and joy in his performances……and communicates it to his audience. An absolutely amazing entertainer!
Louis Armstrong, a musical trailblazer and virtuoso trumpeter, left an indelible mark on jazz history with his innovative improvisations and soulful vocals. His charismatic presence and timeless recordings continue to resonate, solidifying his legacy as a true icon of American music.
Louis is the benchmark for music in the 20th century. There is BL (Before Louis) and AL (after Louis) he influenced every one and every instrument, plus he always makes me smile, and he always sang on key and harmonized with all the greats, Frank, Ella you name em he sang with them.
+SMARTTECK cocaine would have destroyed him. No, there is no cocaine found in his life. YOu would sweat the same way if you had to perform under very hot lights and giving it all. I might add that cocaine was legal in that period. Heck try blowing into a trumpet like that, you will be in a sea of sweat in front of your audience.
The best solo ever! So much soul...that's what made his playing different from the others. He picked out the best notes and phrases...he didn't vomit notes like most jazz players.
I am sorry your parents made you listen to jazz that you didn't like. The best part of the Mozart movie was the Emperor saying Amadeus played too many notes. Satchmo often played like a ballet master while other musicians like to play like a football game or a world record in the hundred meter dash
My comment wasn't intended to offend jazz musicians, I have a great respect for jazz musicians as jazz happens to be one of my favorite genres of music. I was just pointing out that I prefer simple melodic lines versus note density which I hear from a lot of musicians particular in Jazz. That's not to say they are not talented it's just not my preference. The great Bill Evans even explains on a video how he built his solos on very elementary lines to keep true to the music. Now let me reiterate that this simple style is just preference and doesn't mean any other styles is less or more as the different audience likes different sounds. And my parents didn't force me to listen to jazz music, I chose to explore all types of music on my own. In fact I've even taken history of mics classes in college and probably know more about music history than you do, but that is not my purpose for posting comments.
Pure joy and music in human form! Even to this day the things he played on the trumpet are still top notch all these years later. Can’t get any better. I believe Wynton Marsalis said that he never could find one recording where Louis Armstrong ever played a sour note. Even though he didn’t have “formal” training he was a true musician and heard everything he played In his head. That is a true gift from god.
Even as a person that leans more on listening to much heavier music like metal, this kind of music as well as others has a sweet spot in my mind and heart
My Trompet teacher used to show me these old Louis videos, back then I didn't realise what a masterpiece he showed me, and now I come back to these videos to listen to really good tunes :)
I love this guy. Thank you for posting this vid. Mr. Armstrong is a great and truly talented artist. I wish he could have lived another 70 healthy and happy years.
Louis was one of a kind. So talented and a kind hearted soul. As a kid of 8 i remember running around the house singing this song and trying to imitate him. Why? I don't know except to say that this song was destined to become just an old favorite tune from way back when.
Music Trivia: Did you know "Hello Dolly" by Louis Armstrong went to number 1 on May 9, 1964.He broke the Beatles Streak who had 3 number 1 songs since February 1, 1964.
Nobody comes close to Satchmo. Thank you for bringing us your of joy of life, your love of music and defeating the hardships you experienced. Great man.
Unfortunately...talent, showmanship and earning your way to the top is getting lost because of the corporate music industry's greed. It's always been about money, but it's all about a _quick_ buck these days. It's also nice to see a time when having some class was respected and appreciated.
This is truly amazing, growing up my dad would listen to this and I would always dislike it but as I grew older man how can you dislike this! I see and appreciate why he likes it so much.
Today is the day they have to put my sister dog down and it probably had a good 5 years left, my sister named the dog dolly, when my mom use to drive me to school she would take the dog with and play this song so I was actually pretty upset listening to this
I love when young kids even know who Satchmo is much less post his greatness up here to share with others. And he keeps on keeping on bringing happiness to the world. Thank you for this truerhymer
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"He was born poor, died rich, and never hurt anyone along the way. ” Duke Ellington about Louis... God Bless Satchmo!
Said no woman who ever spent time with him.
He was great person!
@@georgerichards4808 Spoken like a man who lived with female rejection 7 days, no 8 days a week!
@George Richards have fun in hell bitch
@@billcbren pressed and for what
Impossible to watch this without a smile on your face.
dpillay009 Definitely 😄
number ONE ever
"Born poor, died rich and never hurt anyone along the way" ~Duke Ellington.
The guy was just a sweet heart, everybody liked him
dpillay009 vai tomar no teu cu porra
No matter your age, your religion, your politics, the color of your skin, what country you come from.....you can not help but smile to see this wonderful human being and his love for music and entertaining.. I believe that with all my heart.
This man is why I play the trumpet. LONG LIVE HIS SOUND AND MUSIC.
I began playing the trumpet 'cause it was the loudest instrument I had heard of (b^_^b)
Same I play the trumpet
Louis was one in a million.
lebarosky haven't had one since, so I'd say more than a million. But I get what you mean.
you mean a billion
lebarosky you mean a trillion
millions of people smoke.
I think you mean one in 7 billion.
Everybody loved him, young, old, black or white. He is missed so much. Where are you today Louis when we need you?
Probably a grave
His musig has remained with us
@@craigjackson6883 goofball
@@craigjackson6883 good one…
i was depressed then i watched this video now i feel joyful thanx Mr Armstrong youre a lifesaver
Benny
You're awesome, have a nice day :)
pure old school magic ❤
Max Greger and Louis Armstrong realy nice video clip
I love this, Louis Armstrong seems to be full of joy and happiness when he sings :)
This lovely man never fails, He always put a smile in my face :´)
What a sound he gets out of that horn! Doesn't matter how many times I hear him play I'm still surprised again at how much better he makes the trumpet sound than anyone else. When he solos it feels like there's all the time in the world. Unbelievable. Brings tears of joy to my eyes.
It's just impossible not to smile when you hear ol' satchel-mouth in action. The man just radiates warmth, charm, humour and clearly loves entertaining. Add to that a world-class bravura trumpet style and a voice that is instantly recognisable by practically every living soul on the planet and you have the genius born in a brothel in New Orleans and died loved and respected by musicians and audiences the world over. Thank God for Louis.
There was never somebody, and there will never be somebody playing the horn better than this man..!! My daddy used to play his records over and over again when I was a little boy.
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This world needs a lil more Louie in their lives!! God bless Louie Armstrong!
He is so fun to watch. He makes you feel good. No one does that these days. A lot of "singers" today look angry or take themselves too seriously. They also depend too much on stage lights, smoke, fireworks etc. A good entertainer does not need those things. Louis didn't and that's obvious.
Thats why it cost so much
Rarely seen an vocal artist performs before audience without ( I suppose 😊 ) electricity ! Swetting top to bottom , still so alive & splendid ! Wipe out all hard toils with fun & joy .
Thank you for giving us the gift of the amazing man with the name Louis.
huh…..
"Huh," all you want Evan.
He was my hero, I played trumpet all through school from first grade to senior in high school, he was the greatest. You were loved then and still are. You were one of a kind. God gave you real talent and you shared it with everyone. Thanks
I have NEVER seen a performance by Satch where I’m not smiling from ear to ear. He just radiates warmth and joy in his performances……and communicates it to his audience. An absolutely amazing entertainer!
Makes my heart sing to hear Louis. Maybe my favorite all time musician!
Its only when you see these live clips that you understand how much energy Louis carried. Magnificent.
I loved Louis. True genius. So much fun to watch.
One of the greatest concerts I ever saw. This man was simply incredible.
Louis Armstrong, a musical trailblazer and virtuoso trumpeter, left an indelible mark on jazz history with his innovative improvisations and soulful vocals. His charismatic presence and timeless recordings continue to resonate, solidifying his legacy as a true icon of American music.
Louis is the benchmark for music in the 20th century. There is BL (Before Louis) and AL (after Louis) he influenced every one and every instrument, plus he always makes me smile, and he always sang on key and harmonized with all the greats, Frank, Ella you name em he sang with them.
dannydoc1969 hay sosaity
louis armstrong jazz master. Great time where everything was different to what it is today music.. I love jazz.
Im a sucker for jazz
First thoughts: Wow great and _very_ unique voice.
Second thought: Wow, _very_ sweaty guy.
Yep
+Twenty One Phantoms of the Opera HE WAS A MAN WHO WAS OFTEN EXTREMELY ANXIOUS BEFORE PERFORMING
Deedee Denny
AND I AM A WOMAN WHO IS OFTEN EXTREMELY UNAWARE OF THE THINGS I TALK ABOUT- SO PLEASE EXCUSE MY COMMENT.
+SMARTTECK cocaine would have destroyed him. No, there is no cocaine found in his life. YOu would sweat the same way if you had to perform under very hot lights and giving it all. I might add that cocaine was legal in that period. Heck try blowing into a trumpet like that, you will be in a sea of sweat in front of your audience.
Third thought: WOWOWOWWOWOWOW SATCHMO!!!!!
The best solo ever! So much soul...that's what made his playing different from the others. He picked out the best notes and phrases...he didn't vomit notes like most jazz players.
I am sorry your parents made you listen to jazz that you didn't like. The best part of the Mozart movie was the Emperor saying Amadeus played too many notes. Satchmo often played like a ballet master while other musicians like to play like a football game or a world record in the hundred meter dash
My comment wasn't intended to offend jazz musicians, I have a great respect for jazz musicians as jazz happens to be one of my favorite genres of music. I was just pointing out that I prefer simple melodic lines versus note density which I hear from a lot of musicians particular in Jazz. That's not to say they are not talented it's just not my preference. The great Bill Evans even explains on a video how he built his solos on very elementary lines to keep true to the music. Now let me reiterate that this simple style is just preference and doesn't mean any other styles is less or more as the different audience likes different sounds. And my parents didn't force me to listen to jazz music, I chose to explore all types of music on my own. In fact I've even taken history of mics classes in college and probably know more about music history than you do, but that is not my purpose for posting comments.
OMG yes I TOTALLY agree
Pure joy and music in human form!
Even to this day the things he played on the trumpet are still top notch all these years later. Can’t get any better.
I believe Wynton Marsalis said that he never could find one recording where Louis Armstrong ever played a sour note. Even though he didn’t have “formal” training he was a true musician and heard everything he played In his head. That is a true gift from god.
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Loved this....so remember when I went to his concert in London (UK) in 61/62.....marvelous music !
Even as a person that leans more on listening to much heavier music like metal, this kind of music as well as others has a sweet spot in my mind and heart
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He was a great man with stunning music!
LOUIS ARMSTRONG, THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES !!!!!!
My Trompet teacher used to show me these old Louis videos, back then I didn't realise what a masterpiece he showed me, and now I come back to these videos to listen to really good tunes :)
Aug.4: Happy birthday Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong (1901-1971) Thank you and God bless. RIP Legend. Thanks for the post. Blessings
This song reminds me of my dad. He used to dance to this song every Sunday in Nigeria.
At church or just at home?
His singing makes me so happy!
Wish I could see him live!
ONE OF THE GREATS
I love this guy. Thank you for posting this vid. Mr. Armstrong is a great and truly talented artist. I wish he could have lived another 70 healthy and happy years.
Happy Birthday wishes to Jerry Herman, the composer of this great show tune. He turned 85 today (July 10 2016).
riichkay55 is he still alive?
Lovely, lovely, Louis is the king of swing!! Who is the sax player, he´s great as well !!
Gerard van Leeuwen Louis scares me
Gerard van Leeuwen the king of swing was benny goodman. but Armstrong was amazing as well.
robbie rotten
Gerard van Leeuwen It is Max Greger, a famous german Bandleader. He died in 2015
Glen Miller was awesome too.
he just makes my heart melt😊😊 I love Armstrong
I've never heard anyone with a voice like his. He's got his own one of a kind, trademark voice.
Whatt Upp Dolly. O my it has been a while, and you ain't lost a beat. Thanks 4 the memories......
0:50 - 0:56 - One of the best bits in the history of music...ever...period!!!
"Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh....." - Greatest of them all!!!
Thank you
KLASS !
go to 2:13 and experiment with the video speed
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YES
All hail Maximus Genius Handimus !
High as fuck xD
Hahahahahaahaha lol!!!!
Lol! 😂
Klasse !!!!
Louis was one of a kind. So talented and a kind hearted soul. As a kid of 8 i remember running around the house singing this song and trying to imitate him. Why? I don't know except to say that this song was destined to become just an old favorite tune from way back when.
Estás melodías te rejuvenecen y te hacen soñar tiempos ya pasados...
(Te dan vida.)
Seeeee
People nowadays need to learn to respect real music
stfu
Ronald Smith Rude!
Plaguesque OMG NO! I was talking to "Ronald Smite", he typed "stfu" and that is very rude to say, and is what you said.
bryan chiew . you need to get happy. keep your ugly to yourself.
Corbin Mattson
Goddamnit shut the fuck up. People like you are worse than people who prefer some simple music style.
Music Trivia: Did you know "Hello Dolly" by Louis Armstrong went to number 1 on May 9, 1964.He broke the Beatles Streak who had 3 number 1 songs since February 1, 1964.
Nobody comes close to Satchmo.
Thank you for bringing us your of joy of life, your love of music and defeating the hardships you experienced.
Great man.
This put such a broad smile on my face. Louis brought such joy and enthusiasm to the stage.
MARAVILHA;;;;;GRANDE CANTOR
Unfortunately...talent, showmanship and earning your way to the top is getting lost because of the corporate music industry's greed. It's always been about money, but it's all about a _quick_ buck these days. It's also nice to see a time when having some class was respected and appreciated.
I don't support local musicians anymore either..
I like video game music, it's more of my style of music and I also like these two bands called Rush and Muse
This is truly amazing, growing up my dad would listen to this and I would always dislike it but as I grew older man how can you dislike this! I see and appreciate why he likes it so much.
Truly talented .....will never be replaced....thanks for all the good memeories Mr Armstrong
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♥
'' GOLLY... Hello Everybody ''.. !!!
, , , , , , , , ,
0:44
Saxophonist : "Come to play with us"
Louis : "Shut up let me sing" :p
Hello world!
-if you know what I mean
:)
+Nikola Maticki Nope.
+Nikola Maticki C'est si bon, C'est si bon, you're my C'est si bon you can do it to me and I love to do you wrong
You mean the code term?
i dont
Can't hit that goddamn like button enough! Classic and God Bless Louie!
they are so Iconic ..................they are real humans......XO thank you
No one will better on trumpet than armstrong
i like it in the ending when he was like HUGUGHUGUGUGUG
His voice reminds me of the cookie monster. I love it!
Lol
2:12-2:16😂😂
I'm dying! 😂
No one can play and sing like louis... he was just so special...
Thanks a lot for giving this to so many people.
The Lil Wayne of his decade
Was that a complement?
SD Kredich Who me?
Is there anyone else?
SD Kredich There's you
Ok, but the reference to Lil Wayne, was that meant to be a complement?
2:15 - 2:17 LMAO
@Daneille Stfleur leave that person alone
I love 2:16
Fabulous. Love the live Black and white footage.
Very nice ..i feel a kick every time I watch this..Look at the pumped up band leader with his sax......
Легендарный человек❤️
Угу
This poor man spent his whole life out of breath :/
Brandon Ijames lmao his eyes were popping out of his head towards the end, but hes a rad dude nevertheless
@@shinjireference3568 that’s pharmaceutical grade cocaine for you
does anyone know the name of the tenor player ?
He looks like Max Gregor. He and the band played often for ZDF productions.
+Volledrone Max Greger. :)
Bahhhhhhhh I wish I was alive at the time to just see one of Louis' performances... such blissfullness!!
I don't know how do I ended here, but I'm so pleased.
Such performance, "Good old times".
Someone else here because of Wordpress?
+i24kilzz me lol
+i24kilzz mee toooo :D
:)
that must have been the life back then...
2018 anyone??
This makes me very happy to watch.
man these times u dont really listen to Louis but then u look back and BAM there is the greatest black singer back in the days
Today is the day they have to put my sister dog down and it probably had a good 5 years left, my sister named the dog dolly, when my mom use to drive me to school she would take the dog with and play this song so I was actually pretty upset listening to this
Who is watching this is 2016 for there music project? :)
+TheGoldenGaps Me not kidding
Hah cool
+TheGoldenGaps wait how you know lol
+TheGoldenGaps lol me
I dont know xD
Then Pitbull just busts in :
Pitbull: DALÉ?
Jajajajajajaa 😂
it's. dadadadadaaa
alejandro jara Sanic
dale is not spelled with a tilde
lo mismo pensé, Pitbull de aquí vino a sacar ¡Dale!
Fantastic!!!!! Thank you for posting.
Louis just 1 of the best ever....there´s no man ever who beat Louis...ever
he was simply best of all.... RIP Louis
This guy is like a 1950 singing Morgan Freeman
Nayan Daya How do you mean?
he make me think of my poppa before he died lol
Thats not a lol
No it is
Lol?
You must have had a very good poppa then! :D
lots of love.
Orchestra Max Greger
Those last 20 seconds were so beautiful, what an infectious smile and laugh, always makes me smile, I truly love this man.
Provokes emotions that music nowadays simply does not.... amazing!
I am Russian
КТО из России? ?)))
Лайкните.
Я
Ауе
Я
Яяя
Yeh fuck Pitbull, this is the real deal right here
What a man, what a talent. 10 million views, 29 thousand likes, but 645 numpties who wouldn't know talent if it sat on their faces.
thank you so much for this beautiful song
I love when young kids even know who Satchmo is much less post his greatness up here to share with others. And he keeps on keeping on bringing happiness to the world. Thank you for this truerhymer
It warms my hear to know so many know of Louis. :)