Louis Armstrong Playing the Trumpet (1953)

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Louis Armstrong Playing the Trumpet (1953)From the 1920s to the 60s, Louis Armstrongor Satchmowas among the most interesting, innovative, and unforgettable figures in jazz. This trumpet and cornet player, composer, vocalist, and sometimes actor was revered just as much for his improvisational playing style as his one of a kind gravelly singing (and occasionally scatting) voice. Perhaps the greatest example of his strengths came on the landmark recording What a Wonderful World in 1967. But

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