# Louis Armstrong
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Louis Daniel Armstrong (August 4, 1901 – July 6, 1971), nicknamed "Satchmo", "Satch", and "Pops", was an American jazz and blues trumpeter and vocalist. He was among the most influential figures in jazz. His career spanned five decades and several eras in the history of jazz.
Another Word with … Richard Thompson: includes Fairport, Lennon, Schwarzenegger and a cast of thousands!
Richard Thompson has a new album, ‘Hippies, Thugs and Heroes’, and he’s touring again in 2027, the perfect excuse to get another of our favourite guests back in the chair again. He joins us here for a brilliant, free-wheeling conversation with a cast list including …
Arnold Schwarzenegger (and hi...
Make Believe Ballroom - 10/16/26 Edition
On this week's show: bandleader feuds, a new Louis Armstrong release, and a retired bandleader becomes a government agent. Plus more big-band jazz recordings on the Make Believe Ballroom this week.
Episode 437: The Jazz Session No.489, ft. John Coltrane's 1965 album "Ascension"
The Jazz Session No.489 from RaidersBroadcast.com as aired in October 2026, featuring the whole of the seminal 1965 John Coltrane album “Ascension”, to commemorate Coltrane’s centenary. TRACK LISTING: Run Outs - Alfa Mist; Prints Tie - Shabaka Hutchings; Sancho - Kenny Wheeler, w. John Dankworth;...
#208: Nicholas Payton | Zen Gangster
Nomad talks to Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter Nicholas Payton from New Orleans about Black American Music (BAM), breaking genre boundaries, and preserving the cultural roots and history of the music that shaped generations. He shares his journey growing up in a musical household, creating his own ...
Swing King Chick Webb Brought Ella Fitzgerald to the World: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 4.7
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Near the end of a long tour, Louis Armstrong’s lip split open on stage. He was pushing for a high note and blood was running down his face. The musicians in the band were crying, but the drummer kept drivi...
They Tried to Shut Him Down — He Kept Playing: How 'What a Wonderful World' Almost Never Happened
Louis Armstrong defied his record label in 1967 to record "What a Wonderful World," even though the label's president hated the idea and tried to shut the session down. James A. Brown recounts how Armstrong wanted a song that put race and class aside, and how his producer quietly removed the medd...
On this day in Blues history for October 22nd
Today’s show features music performed by Louis Armstrong
From ThunderCats & Rankin/Bass to Hollywood Legends & Groucho Marx: John Curcio's Incredible Career
You might recognize John Curcio's name from the credits of ThunderCats, but his incredible career in entertainment goes back long before Lion-O ever raised the Sword of Omens! This week on Beyond Thundera, we're joined by the veteran recording engineer for a fascinating trip through decades of an...
Book Review: 'Songbook Summit'
Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Cole Porter and George Gershwin! These are just a few of the innovators of American music featured in Songbook Summit: Fifteen Pioneers of American Sound.
Hoagy’s Congenial Chords
When Hoagy Carmichael wrote this song on a cold, stormy night nearly a century ago, he couldn’t have known how many people would find a special warmth in his new tune.
Just listen to the solos in this take from last week’s rehearsal and hear how Danny Cox, Sam St. Clair and visiting bassist Ian ...
