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louis armstrong
In May 1964 this New Orleans native was 62 years old when he bumped the Beatles' "Can't Buy Me Love" from the No. 1 spot
Trivia about louis armstrong
He once remarked, "I didn't need school, I had the horn":
Over to Elmo, who reports on the "Tickle Me Satchmo" doll honoring this "Hello, Dolly!" musician
He was known as Pops as well as Satchmo
"What a Wonderful World" when this jazz trumpeter was inducted for his influence on rock
"Musicians don't retire, they stop when there's no more music in them", quipped this trumpeter
Aug. 4, 1901,New Orleans:Got his first cornet about 6 years later
One of the musical stars on the Walk of Fame is this trumpeter who appeared in "Hello, Dolly!"
In 1964 this jazz great reached the top of the pop charts with his vocal recording of "Hello, Dolly!"
This trumpeter, who died in 1971, is regarded as the most influential jazz musician of all time
This New Orleans trumpeter blew some of the first great jazz solos with his Hot Five & Hot Seven combos
Musician seen here who gave us all that jazz
In 1952 this musician known as "Satchmo" became the first inducted into Down Beat magazine's Jazz Hall of Fame
His "What A Wonderful World", recorded in 1967, wasn't a U.S. hit until used in the 1987 film "Good Morning, Vietnam"
"What a Wonderful World" it's been with this wonderful band leader's music in it
In 1922 this trumpeter joined the Creole Jazz Band led by King Oliver, who became his mentor
One critic likened Ella's voice to Cabernet Sauvignon; that of this trumpeter & duet partner, to Wild Turkey
The New Orleans International Airport is now named for this trumpeting legend, a New Orleans native
He 1st played the cornet in a reform school "Waifs' Band" & took up the trumpet in 1924
The Encyclopedia Britannica calls this Hot Five bandleader "the first superstar of jazz"
"Pops", a 2009 biography of this trumpeter, breaks the stories of his run-ins with Chicago gangsters & President Eisenhower