Louis Armstrong documentary

So glad I found this documentary on good ol' Satchmo!!! 🎺🥁I wish the filmed discussed his partnership with Ella Fitzgerald and/or how they dealt with racism during their careers. Bless Loius Armstrong and all of the musicians that paved the way!! 🎺🎼

best trumpet player of all time,

His beautiful soul truly shined through his music, and that contagious smile was amazing. His voice was one of a kind, and that energy he presented could be felt and seen through the screen.

Always a happy man. Transcends all music genre. Very much loved by whoever came in contact with him. We will always miss him.

Louis Armstrong - people've also known him for his kindness & his artistry. His music is pure. Ones, who's music in theirs hearts as he's, must have a beautiful soul. Thank you for uploading. .

His voice is guaranteed to make you smile.

One of my favorite jazz musicians of the 20th Century. Love your music bro! You have a place in my heart.

They should make a movie for him.

I've been in love with music for 70 yrs, and Louis is among the tops.

The king of jazz the great Louis Armstrong! Our modern music springs from his creativity and passion 🎶🎵

What a wonderful world became my fathers song after his brother who played the trumpet was asked to f ill in as one of his band members was sick. He filled till the regular was able to come back. My fathers brother died from a heart attack. Louis called the widow to give his condolences. I did not know this story till I was outside the funeral doors at my own fathers funeral. I heard the song playing from the computer. I was stunned. I didn’t know this was my father song till then. You see, It was my favorite song too. First time I heard it I thought how pretty & you want to believe it is a wonderful world. I also found it relaxed me.

Great documentary with some photos I'd never seen before. Good to see Doc Cheatham! What a wonderful man!

Louis Armstrong is 1 of my favorite singers and musicians!!

A true legend a soul of gold.

At 41 minutes, Louis' trumpet on his grave wasn't stolen. It's at the Armstrong archives at Queens College. I saw it a week ago.

I have this documentary on one of my VHS tapes. It's called "Laughin' Louie" and it aired on A&E many years ago.

I remember when this was first shown back in the eighties .Pops melted my heart and was the reason I became a musician.

We miss you Satchmo! R.I.P.

SATCH will always remain one of THE greatest of all, as for me, he is in the MOZART-heavyweight-league with only very few others! LOUIS FOREVER!

Great history of an amazing man! So awesome to hear from those who loved, respected, and knew him well.