A Jazz Master's Record of Travel and Music
This was produced as the soundtrack for the film "Satchmo the Great," and is a documentary work consisting of Armstrong's performance and narration.
This documentary work features Louis Armstrong discussing his career and musical philosophy. Compiled to accompany the film, it features a structure that intertwines performance and narration. His trumpet playing has reached a mature stage, and improvisation and lyricism blend effortlessly. More than just a live recording, it has the depth of a self-reminiscence set against the backdrop of American music history. It is an important document that captures Armstrong as an artist and a person.
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When It's Sleepy Time Down South
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2)
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Indiana
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Paris Interview
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Flee As A Bird To The Mountain
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A Theme From The Three Penny Opera
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Mahogany Hall Stomp
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All For You, Louis
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(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue
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4)
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St. Louis Blues
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Producer - Edward R. Murrow
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Producer - Fred W. Friendly
