Louis Armstrong
Louis In London (Live At The BBC, London/ 1968)

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Release date: 12/Jul/2024

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#10128 in Pop

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Other Pop

Product No.:

2101177886

Details / Tracklist:

01. "When It's Sleepy Time Down South (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

02. "(Back Home Again In) Indiana (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

03. "A Kiss To Build A Dream On (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

04. "Hello, Dolly! (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

05. "Mame (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

06. "You'll Never Walk Alone (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

07. "Ole Miss (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

08. "Blueberry Hill (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

09. "Mack The Knife (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

10. "Rockin' Chair (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

11. "The Bare Necessities (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

12. "What A Wonderful World (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

13. "When The Saints Go Marching In (Live At The BBC, London / 1968)"

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"Louis In London (Live At The BBC, London/1968)" is a captivating live album by the legendary jazz trumpeter and vocalist Louis Armstrong, released in CD format by Verve. This recording captures Armstrong at the height of his powers during an unforgettable 1968 performance for the BBC in London. Listeners are treated to vibrant renditions of classics such as "What a Wonderful World," "Hello Dolly," and other timeless standards that showcase Armstrong's unique charisma and musical genius. The energy of the live setting brings new life to these beloved songs, making this album an essential addition for any jazz enthusiast or collector. Louis Armstrong, often referred to as "Satchmo" or "Pops," is one of the most influential figures in jazz history. His innovative trumpet playing and distinctive gravelly voice revolutionized American music throughout the 20th century. With hits like ?When The Saints Go Marching In,? ?Stardust,? and ?La Vie En Rose,? Armstrong broke racial barriers and brought jazz into mainstream popularity worldwide. Verve Records is renowned for its commitment to high-quality jazz recordings since its founding in 1956 by Norman Granz. As home to some of the greatest names in music?including Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Stan Getz?Verve continues to set industry standards with exceptional releases that celebrate both classic legends and contemporary talents.

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Manufacturer No.:

6568612

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