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Elsewhere Art . . . Louis Armstrong

...But what else are you going to for the great Louis Armstrong other than cast him as some holy man radiating...

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Louis Armstrong: Louis in London; Live at the BBC (Verve/digital outlets)

...after the Beatles' Lady Madonna), the great Louis Armstrong has been a figure who divides assessment. To... ...the mothers who have sons in Vietnam”. Louis Armstrong wasn't an easy one to pigeon-hole. Still...

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LOUIS ARMSTRONG. THE COMPLETE TOWN HALL CONCERT (1947): The Brother Bob of jazz?

...easy to get people under 30 interested in Louis Armstrong. Because they know nothing or very little... ...maid in love with bandleader Armstrong). Louis Armstrong was always going to be better on a stage than...

The Album Considered: albumconsidered/10042/louis-armstrong-the-complete-town-hall-concert-1947-the-brother-bob-of-jazz/

Louis Armstrong: Why Did Mrs Murphy Leave Town? (1970)

...the very end of his long career the great Louis Armstrong seemed rather detached and indifferent to the... ...was, unfortunately, one of the last times Louis Armstrong went into a recording studio and it seems sad...

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DIXIELAND DISCOVERY: Louis, Pete, Al and me down South

...exceptions: a man would be a fool to dismiss Louis Armstrong, perhaps the most important musician of the...

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Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/3182/dixieland-discovery-louis-pete-al-and-me-down-south/

BOB DYLAN: HIS THEME TIME RADIO HOUR (2011): What's the frequency, Bobby?

...famous names (Wanda Jackson, Lucinda Williams, Louis Armstrong, Loretta Lynn, Mose Allison, Sun Ra, Captain...

Absolute Elsewhere: absoluteelsewhere/4495/bob-dylan-his-theme-time-radio-hour-2011-whats-the-frequency-bobby/

Dave Brubeck: Indian Summer (2007)

...musician to be on the cover of Time (after Louis Armstrong) but was embarrassed by the accolade because...

Essential Elsewhere: essentialelsewhere/8501/dave-brubeck-indian-summer-2007/

MARCUS ROBERTS INTERVIEWED (1990): Keys and thought in black'n'white

...“trying to deal with the music of Pops (Louis Armstrong) and Duke Ellington" in phrases which...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/3385/marcus-roberts-interviewed-1990-keys-and-thought-in-blacknwhite/

CHRISTIAN SCOTT INTERVIEWED (2010): The navigator in difficult waters

...hear Miles Davis in my playing just as much as Louis Armstrong and that is important to me. I don't think... ...would say I sound like Miles Davis or Louis Armstrong – but you can hear their inspiration. So...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/3290/christian-scott-interviewed-2010-the-navigator-in-difficult-waters/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: Paul "The Axeman" Martin of Devilskin

...of music which really affected you was . . . Louis Armstrong “What A Wonderful World” Your...

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THE JB HI-FI GUIDE TO ESSENTIAL VINYL, VOL 5 (2024) Another 100+ records needing a good home

...Meantime, here are suggestions which include Louis Armstrong (a previously unreleased live session) and...

Something Elsewhere: somethingelsewhere/11347/the-jb-hi-fi-guide-to-essential-vinyl-vol-5-2024-another-100+-records-needing-a-good-home/

JIMI HENDRIX, AN ESSAY: In my Life

...Music -- which included my Dad’s love of Louis Armstrong and my older sister’s collection of late...

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BEST OF ELSEWHERE 2011, READERS' CHOICES

...he had to die for that to happenFreddy KingLouis Armstrong - after reading two different biographies -...

Music at Elsewhere: music/4623/best-of-elsewhere-2011-readers-choices/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: Li'l Chuck

...The original 1956 photograph my Dad took of Louis Armstrong, my collection of ticket stubs from all the...

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REVOLUTION, COMING RIGHT AT YA: The message in the music

...mayor of Cleveland. He also had Scott-Heron, Louis Armstrong (included here with his aching version of...

Cultural Elsewhere: culturalelsewhere/5681/revolution-coming-right-at-ya-the-message-in-the-music/

ORNETTE COLEMAN, DAVE BRUBECK AND ME: A Song For Guy

...from jazz entirely however -- my Dad played Louis Armstrong and With The Beatles back-to-back -- but there...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/352/ornette-coleman-dave-brubeck-and-me-a-song-for-guy/

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . MUTT CAREY: Go north, young man

...first choice had been the New Orleans player Louis Armstrong but when the 21-year old Armstrong decided not...

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Christian Scott: Yesterday You Said Tomorrow (Concord)

...in the long tradition that reaches from Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis of the Eighties, with...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/3291/christian-scott-yesterday-you-said-tomorrow-concord/

PLEASE PLEASE ME; THE POTENCY OF MUSIC (an essay, 2014)

...in my case through my Dad's interest in Louis Armstrong. And hearing Dave Brubeck Quartet's addictive...

Something Elsewhere: somethingelsewhere/6626/please-please-me-the-potency-of-music-an-essay-2014/

WYNTON MARSALIS, FROM THE PLANTATION TO THE PENITENTIARY (2008): Wynton in the 21st century

...have actually changed the course of the music: Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker and Dizzy...

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MAYNARD FERGUSON INTERVIEWED (2002): And the band played on

...tune. You can get so snobby that you could say Louis Armstrong and Dixieland is old and so not have anything...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/4670/maynard-ferguson-interviewed-2002-and-the-band-played-on/

Charles Mingus: Thirteen Pictures, The Charles Mingus Anthology (1993)

...played with Barney Bigard, toured briefly with Louis Armstrong and then for a year with Lionel Hampton, and...

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DAVE BRUBECK (1920-2012): Standing the test of Time

...with Charles Mingus, laying down chords behind Louis Armstrong or in previously unreleased live sessions for...

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GUEST RADIO HOST GRAHAM DONLON offers his 101 classic albums

...100. Otis Redding – Otis Blue 101. Louis Armstrong – Best Of The Hot 5 & Hot 7...

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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE HIGHLY PERSONAL QUESTIONNAIRE . . . Mark Lockett

...insist on playing me a tune or spinning a Louis Armstrong record. I wanted to play the drums at nine...

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THE BARGAIN BUY: Various Artists; 100 Hits, American Songbooks

...of artists includes Sinatra, Ella, Peggy Lee, Louis Armstrong, Ellington, Tony Bennett, Chet Baker, Dean...

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Victoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson: Dope Head Blues (1927)

...drugs were familiar in the jazz world and Louis Armstrong (a moderate drinker) was a daily smoker of...

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Hep Stars: No Response (1965)

...were towards black artists in the Thirties (Louis Armstrong described in horrific terms) and just how...

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ACKER BILK. HITS, BLUES AND CLASSICS, CONSIDERED (1989): In my client's defense, m'lord . . .

...great effect. He also sang (“like Louis Armstrong, without the gravel” as one commentator...

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THE BARGAIN BUY: The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Original Album Classics

...of jazz, and why my Dad would play and sing Louis Armstrong songs. Brubeck's Take Five -- which in all...

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TROMBONE SHORTY INTERVIEWED (2011): Born to blow

...at the time my brother was very influenced by Louis Armstrong and Louis always had a trombone player...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/4068/trombone-shorty-interviewed-2011-born-to-blow/

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . HUGUES PANASSIE: Writing a line through jazz

...phony label was the genuine Victor one, giving Louis Armstrong as the recording artist and stating the real... ...his totem pole, at the top of which was early Louis Armstrong. And while he railed against white artists... ...often so wrongheaded. In his '83 biograhy of Louis Armstrong, the American James Lincoln Collier cites...

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THE KRONOS QUARTET COMES TO TOWN (1988): The Talking Heads of the classical world

...forget the first time I heard Bessie Smith and Louis Armstrong when I was about 16.” After study at the...

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Catherine Russell: Inside This Heart of Mine (World Village/Ode)

...star Wynonie Harris, Willie Dixon (Spoonful), Louis Armstrong and others. This breaks no boundaries but...

Music at Elsewhere: music/3129/catherine-russell-inside-this-heart-of-mine-world-village-ode/

THE BARGAIN BUY: Various Artists; New Orleans. Blues, soul and jazz gumbo

...order, takes you on a journey from Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Sidney Bechet and King...

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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: Pokey LaFarge

...they are so emotionally moving are . . . Louis Armstrong- St. James Infirmary. Sidney Bechet-Maple Leaf...

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Elsewhere Art . . . Ray Brown

...he'd also played with Sinatra, Lester Young, Louis Armstrong, Anita O'Day, Quincy . . . Our tribute...

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RAVI SHANKAR (1920 - 2012): More Than One Lifetime

...Stravinsky, Anna Pavlova, Sergovia, Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Count Basie … In the article I wrote I...

World Music from Elsewhere: world-music/332/ravi-shankar-1920-2012-more-than-one-lifetime/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: David Donaldson of Thrashing Marlin

.... When I was a kid my dad had three albums. A Louis Armstrong, a Kiri Te Kanawa and one by Harry Secombe.... ...he didn’t really like the Louis Armstrong but he loved Kiri and Harry. On Sundays our...

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Ella Fitzgerald: Ella at Zardi's (Verve/Universal)

...Her discography is vast – albums with Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Count Basie and others...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/8264/ella-fitzgerald-ella-at-zardis-verve-universal/

CHARLIE PARKER: A life and musical shards of light

...history of jazz can be told in four words: Louis Armstrong – Charlie Parker.” In offering...

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Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/1755/charlie-parker-a-life-and-musical-shards-of-light/

Alberta Hunter: You Can't Tell the Difference After Dark (c1936)

...to her mother -- but hooked up to sing with Louis Armstrong, Eubie Blake, Fats Waller, Duke Ellington and...

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Various Artists: The History of Rhythm and Blues 1925-1942 (Rhythmandblues/Southbound 4 CD Set)

...on boogie-woogie, ragtime and jazz (with Louis Armstrong, Muggsy Spanier, Speckled Red, Roosevelt Sykes...

Music at Elsewhere: music/2889/various-artists-the-history-of-rhythm-and-blues-1925-1942-rhythmandblues-southbound-4-cd-set/

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . DAVID MUNROW: Remembrance of things past

...Record – alongside music by Chuck Berry, Louis Armstrong, Stravinsky, Bach and Mozart – there is...

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CHARLIE HUNTER, INTERVIEWED (1999): Has guitar. crosses over

...are, just as Art Blakey, Charlie Parker and Louis Armstrong did. They all did something which represented...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/10237/charlie-hunter-interviewed-1999-has-guitar-crosses-over/

POKEY LaFARGE INTERVIEWED (2015): The past is alive and well and living in the present

...others you've never heard of, for every Louis Armstrong there were a thousand other people who starved...

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FIVE, AND MORE, INFLUENTIAL BLUES ARTISTS (2020): Woke up this mornin'

.... Howlin' Wolf: Described as sounding like Louis Armstrong's evil twin, the roar and rumble of Chester...

Blues at Elsewhere: blues/7653/five-and-more-influential-blues-artists-2020-woke-up-this-mornin/

Roy Milton: The Hucklebuck (1949)

...Parker uses the riff in Now's the Time, Louis Armstrong played it, Pearl Bailey and Frank Sinatra sang...

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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE HIGHLY PERSONAL QUESTIONNAIRE: Darren Watson

...and/or personal reasons?BB King and Louis Armstrong. Both of them overcame utterly shit...

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Allen Toussaint: The Bright Mississippi (Nonesuch/Warners)

...source music: Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet etc. And of course he is right....

Music at Elsewhere: music/2540/allen-toussaint-the-bright-mississippi-nonesuch-warners/

Jimmie Rodgers: TB Blues (1931)

...first to record with one. In July 1930 he had Louis Armstrong play cornet on his Blue Yodel Number 9,...

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THE BEST OF ELSEWHERE 2022: THE EDITOR'S PICKS

...In, with a vocal by Foster referencing Louis Armstrong – and the suggestive Noddin' Ya Head...

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LIVE; GIGS THAT ROCKED NEW ZEALAND by BRUCE JARVIS AND JOSH EASBY

...and a weird double bill of Trini Lopez and Louis Armstrong in '63. In those years before the Beatles...

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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . MONICA ZETTERLUND: From smalltown Sweden to the world stage

...Orchestra (in London), Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Louis Armstrong and Quincy Jones, sang regularly at the famous...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . .: weneedtotalkabout/7796/we-need-to-talk-about-monica-zetterlund-from-smalltown-sweden-to-the-world-stage/

Various Artists: Murder; Songs from the Dark Side of the Soul (Trikont/Yellow Eye)

...bloodshed and a remarkable number of them -- Louis Armstrong's I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You...

Music at Elsewhere: music/3622/various-artists-murder-songs-from-the-dark-side-of-the-soul-trikont-yellow-eye/

Various: Rogue's Gallery (Anti/Shock)

...a ship -- not only played my Beatles and his Louis Armstrong albums with equal enjoyment, but would often...

Music at Elsewhere: music/901/various-rogues-gallery-anti-shock/

Ella Fitzgerald: The Lost Berlin Tapes (Verve/digital outlets)

...Summertime and Mack the Knife (mimicking Louis Armstrong, forgetting the name of the town she was in,...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/9669/ella-fitzgerald-the-lost-berlin-tapes-verve-digital-outlets/

RY COODER INTERVIEWED (2009): Dry, wry and moving right along

...trumpets are tougher on you -- although Louis Armstrong sounded good although even he had to taper off...

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BOB THIELE PROFILED (2013): At the helm of the Flying Dutchman

...was heartbroken -- could be found producing Louis Armstrong on a song he (Thiele) co-wrote under a...

Absolute Elsewhere: absoluteelsewhere/6025/bob-thiele-profiled-2013-at-the-helm-of-the-flying-dutchman/

LEROY JONES INTERVIEWED (2004): Trumpeter from Nawlins and the frozen North

...laughs he also sounds like Satchmo, the great Louis Armstrong.Yet Jones is different from so many of his...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/10557/leroy-jones-interviewed-2004-trumpeter-from-nawlins-and-the-frozen-north/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE QUESTIONNAIRE: Darren Watson

...on music or musicians you have read is . . . Louis Armstrong: An Extravagant Life – Laurence Bergreen...

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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE JAZZ QUESTIONNAIRE: Michael League of Snarky Puppy

...experience great jazz. You would go to . . ? Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven. Anywhere, any show. Which period... ...book on the jazz life you have read is . . . Louis Armstrong's autobiography. If you could get on stage... ...anyone it would be . . . (And you would play?) Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. "Why Can't We Be...

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JOHN SCOFIELD INTERVIEWED (2008): Has guitar, will travel . . . and travel, and travel

...did start with the blues. I remember hearing a Louis Armstrong record when I was about 10 and not knowing...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/1840/john-scofield-interviewed-2008-has-guitar-will-travel-and-travel-and-travel/

THE BARGAIN BUY: The Rough Guide to Blues Legends series

...Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong . . . Compiled by the very worthy and...

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Various Artists: The Ramones Heard Them Here First (Ace/Border)

...psyched-out classic Time has Come Today to Louis Armstrong's Wonderful World, which Joey covered on his...

Music at Elsewhere: music/5237/various-artists-the-ramones-heard-them-here-first-ace-border/

PHILIP LARKIN ON JAZZ: The poet laureate of swing

...let alone the music, of Benny Goodman or even Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five with their three minute...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/3441/philip-larkin-on-jazz-the-poet-laureate-of-swing/

ORNETTE COLEMAN, INTERVIEWED (1996): The gentle genial genius in conversation

...and even sang with an amateur chorus at one of Louis Armstrong's final sessions. Oh, and he played the White... ...years ago some people took Thelonious Monk and Louis Armstrong and a bunch of others great Americans and put...

Absolute Elsewhere: absoluteelsewhere/10412/ornette-coleman-interviewed-1996-the-gentle-genial-genius-in-conversation/

JAZZ: A FILM by KEN BURNS (DVD): The never-ending story

...and aspiration, and artists as towering as Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington could assimilate all that...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/2340/jazz-a-film-by-ken-burns-dvd-the-never-ending-story/

SOLOMON BURKE INTERVIEWED (2002): The rock'n'soul preacherman

...place. There's a self-confessed touch of Louis Armstrong in his delivery of Tom Waits' Diamond in Your...

Absolute Elsewhere: absoluteelsewhere/464/solomon-burke-interviewed-2002-the-rocknsoul-preacherman/

EDDIE DANIELS INTERVIEWED (1999): Seasons in the sun

...ornamentation and maybe bending a note, like Louis Armstrong bending the melody. It was still Mack the...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/4671/eddie-daniels-interviewed-1999-seasons-in-the-sun/

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . BUTTERBEANS AND SUSIE: Dat ol' black magic?

...three early tunes by King Oliver, a few with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five (He Likes It Slow in '26) and...

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LESTER BOWIE REMEMBERED (1941-1999): Does humour belong in music?

...place in jazz. Certainly Dizzy Gillespie and Louis Armstrong entertained by mugging things up. But mostly...

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Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/2196/lester-bowie-remembered-1941-1999-does-humour-belong-in-music/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE JAZZ QUESTIONNAIRE: Roger Manins

...lot of Jazzers, but you know—Lester and Louis Armstrong, they move me. Miles does not and never has....

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Charles Mingus: The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott's (Resonance/digital outlets)

...In, with a vocal by Foster referencing Louis Armstrong – and the suggestive Noddin' Ya Head...

Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/10323/charles-mingus-the-lost-album-from-ronnie-scotts-resonance-digital-outlets/

GETTING OLDER (2010: A greybeard still here

...the sun and snooze off to With the Beatles and Louis Armstrong's Hello Dolly albums on the radiogram. He also...

Something Elsewhere: somethingelsewhere/7112/getting-older-2010-a-greybeard-still-here/

ROCK'N'ROLL NEVER FORGETS: A journey back through time

...myself he was a new Dylan. I bought Dad the Louis Armstrong album Hello Dolly and we both loved it. It...

Absolute Elsewhere: absoluteelsewhere/514/rocknroll-never-forgets-a-journey-back-through-time/

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE JAZZ QUESTIONNAIRE: Paul Dyne

...You would go to . . ?  Chicago 1922 to hear Louis Armstrong with King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band at...

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Fats Waller: My Very Good Friend the Milkman Said (1935)

...Feets Too Big in the Beatles' Hamburg days. Louis Armstrong once said, "Fats is gone now, but to me...

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MONTY ALEXANDER INTERVIEWED (2002): Keys to Sinatra and Bob Marley

...is still his idol. He was in awe of Cole and Louis Armstrong when they played in Kingston's Carib Theatre,...

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Jazz at Elsewhere: jazz/2270/monty-alexander-interviewed-2002-keys-to-sinatra-and-bob-marley/

RAVI SHANKAR INTERVIEWED (1998): In the house of the master

...Casals, Stravinsky, Segovia, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Count Basie. Turning the pages on his...

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MID-YEAR REPORT, THE TOP 20 OF (2022): The taste of Elsewhere

...In, with a vocal by Foster referencing Louis Armstrong – and the suggestive Noddin' Ya Head...

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DAVE BRUBECK (2011): A jazz life of constant discovery

...the pianist with singers such as Carmen McRae, Louis Armstrong, Tony Bennett and even Peter, Paul and Mary....

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TEDDY PENDERGRASS: THE REAL TEDDY PENDERGRASS, CONSIDERED (2023): Sex and soul music

...Elvis in the Sixties, Bill Withers, Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Harry Nilsson, Johnny Mathis, early Duke...

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THE BARGAIN BUY: Duke Ellington; New Orleans Suite (Atlantic)

...some upbeat pieces (the lively Portrait of Louis Armstrong of course being one, Second Line another)...

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Sarah Vaughan: After You've Gone (1963)

...been a jazz artist who hasn't covered it, from Louis Armstrong to Paul Whiteman through an alphabet of great...

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ALBERTA HUNTER: WITH LOVIE AUSTIN'S BLUES SERENADERS, CONSIDERED (1961): And the blues shall not weary them

...recorded with Fletcher Henderson, Fats Waller, Louis Armstrong, Eubie Blake and many others – went into...

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THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE JAZZ QUESTIONNAIRE: Byron Asher

...and this is how it works'? Something from Louis Armstrong’s Hot Fives or Hot Sevens –...

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Blues at Elsewhere

...and bandleader Lil Hardin (1898-1971) who was Louis Armstrong's second...

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