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Live In Europe

Louis Armstrong

2019
16 tracks
1 uur, 8 min
jazz

Album Description

Immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of Louis Armstrong's 'Live In Europe', a mesmerising collection of live performances that showcase the legendary jazz musician's incredible talent. Released on 27 September 2019 via Dot Time Legends, this album is a treasure trove of jazz, swing, big band, vocal jazz, and jazz blues, spanning an enchanting 1 hour and 8 minutes.

Recorded at two iconic European venues, the Opera de Nice in France and the Titania Palast in Berlin, Germany, 'Live In Europe' takes you on a sonic journey through some of Louis Armstrong's most beloved tracks. From the opening notes of 'Muskrat Ramble' to the soulful 'Black and Blue', and the energetic 'Way Down Yonder In New Orleans', Armstrong's distinctive voice and trumpet playing are on full display.

The album features a range of timeless classics, including 'Rockin' Chair', 'Rose Room', and 'A Kiss To Build A Dream On', each one showcasing Armstrong's mastery of his craft. With his unique blend of jazz, blues, and swing, Louis Armstrong's 'Live In Europe' is a must-listen for fans of the genre and anyone looking to experience the magic of a bygone era. So sit back, relax, and let the sounds of Louis Armstrong transport you to a world of musical elegance and sophistication.

September 27, 20192019 Dot Time Legends2019 Dot Time Legends

Tracks

Muskrat Ramble - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
3:41
Rockin' Chair - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
2:43
Rose Room - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
3:39
Royal Garden Blues - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
5:06
Panama - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
4:24
On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
6:00
Mahogany Hall - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
3:30
Black and Blue - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
3:47
Them There Eyes - Live at “Constellation 48” Jazz Festival, Opera de Nice, Nice, France, 2/23/1948Louis Armstrong
4:20
The Bucket's Got A Hole In It - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong
3:40
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong
5:01
Coquette - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong, Trummy Young
3:08
Lover Come Back To Me - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton
3:44
Can Anyone Explain - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton
5:25
Tin Roof Blues - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong
5:21
A Kiss To Build A Dream On - Live at Titania Palast, Berlin, Germany, 10/12/1952Louis Armstrong
5:11

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About Louis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong, affectionately known as "Satchmo," "Satch," and "Pops," stands as one of the most iconic figures in the history of jazz. Born in the vibrant streets of New Orleans in 1901, Armstrong's journey from a humble upbringing to becoming an internationally renowned trumpeter, vocalist, and bandleader is nothing short of inspirational. His career, spanning over five decades, saw him influence not just jazz but multiple musical genres, earning him a place in the DownBeat Jazz Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame. Armstrong's charismatic stage presence and unmistakable voice made him a beloved entertainer worldwide, with timeless hits like "What a Wonderful World" and "Hello, Dolly!" cementing his legacy. Beyond his musical prowess, Armstrong was a cultural ambassador, spreading joy and optimism wherever he went. His influence continues to resonate, making him a true legend in the world of music.

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