# 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.
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 ...
Puerto Rico Jazz Halloween
Somingos10am hora del Pacífico, 1pm hora del este Puerto Rico Jazz con Wilbert Sostre.
KCSM 91 HD2, the Bay Area's Jazz Station, San Mateo, California. https://radio.securenetsystems.net/cwa/index.cfm?stationCallSign=KCSMHD2
Adelanto de Halloween con el Jazz espeluznante de Nina Simone, Artie Sha...
Malcolm Gladwell's David and Goliath, Part Two: Use What You Got
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Care note: this episode discusses childhood abuse and trauma. To go straight to the book, skip to 09:33. If you're struggling or thinking about suicide, call or text 9-8-8 (Canada and the US), any time, day or night.Part Two of Malcolm Gladwell's David and Go...
Episode #860 – Spooky Halloween Rhythm & Blues
Air Week: October 26-November 1, 2026
Spooky Halloween Rhythm & Blues
Halloween has always been a frightfully good time of the year for the “Juke In The Back.” This year, Matt The Cat, along with Miss Rosie and Bobby The Bobcat bring you a cauldron of ghoulishly spooky tunes from th...
What You Don't Know About Makin' Whoopee
Century Songs Ep. 9 | What You Don’t Know About “Makin’ Whoopee” (1928), Mike Kessler Interview
Century Songs Episode 9 explores the 1928 Broadway novelty song “Makin’ Whoopee,” tracing how a scandalous Jazz Age slang term was used in Florenz Ziegfeld’s revue Whoopee, introduced by Eddie Canto...
Repeat - New Year's Radio Dance Party 1945-1946
Happy New Year to everyone as we welcome in the New Year. On the show today is a repeat of program I produced in 2016 called New Year's Radio Dance Party 1945-1946. The Armed Forces Radio Service gave a real treat to American troops still stationed around the world in the aftermath of World War I...
Jazz @ 4 - Traditional - October 27
[00:00:00] 4:00 pm - Jazz @ 4 - Traditional
[00:00:02] with Tom Doran
[00:00:07] Georgia Bo Bo, Nick Boston`s Colonial Jazz Ban
[00:01:11] s Colonial Jazz Band';
[00:07:43] Various
[00:11:31] Tom Baker & Bob Barnard
[00:15:58] Ricky May
[00:21:25] s Indigo Five';
[00:32:18] s Cotton Club...
Show - Morning with Pops . .Louis back in Chicago November, 1925
Louis Armstrong's first recordings in Chicago after over a year away in New York - the first Hot Fives and accompaniments to Hociel Thomas, Chippie Hill and Blanche Calloway.
Show - Morning With Pops . . International Louis
Louis Armstrong recorded a little of everything over a career in the studios that spanned almost a half a century. Here are examples of Cuban, Mexican, French, Irish and African songs he made his own!
