Tracklist:

[03:24] 1. Louis Armstrong - La vie en rose

[03:14] 2. Louis Armstrong - When You Are Smiling

[03:06] 3. Louis Armstrong - C'est si bon

[04:58] 4. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Russell Garcia and His Orchestra - Summer

[03:20] 5. Louis Armstrong - Georgia on My Mind

[02:46] 6. Louis Armstrong - When the Saints Go Marchin' In

[03:09] 7. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - I Surrender Dear

[03:23] 8. Louis Armstrong - After You've Gone

[03:03] 9. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Dream a Little Dream of Me

[03:12] 10. Louis Armstrong, Zilner Randolph and His Orchestra - Blue Again

[03:56] 11. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Makin' Whoopee

[02:30] 12. Louis Armstrong, King Oliver and His Orchestra - Canal Street Blues

[03:03] 13. Louis Armstrong - A Kiss to Build a Dream On

[03:09] 14. Louis Armstrong - Cold, Cold Heart

[03:20] 15. Louis Armstrong - Bessie Couldn't Help It

[03:12] 16. Louis Armstrong - Dinah

[03:09] 17. Louis Armstrong, Zilner Randolph and His Orchestra - When Your Lover Has Gone

[03:18] 18. Louis Armstrong - Basin Street Blues

[04:58] 19. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Don't Be That Way

[03:05] 20. Louis Armstrong - Fireworks

[07:41] 21. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - These Foolish Things

[03:06] 22. Louis Armstrong, King Oliver and His Orchestra - Froggie Moore

[03:20] 23. Louis Armstrong - Saint James Infirmary

[02:46] 24. Louis Armstrong, Luis Russel Orchestra - I Ain't Go Nobody

[05:14] 25. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Stompin' at the Savoy

[03:27] 26. Louis Armstrong - I Get Ideas

[02:56] 27. Louis Armstrong - Blueberry Hill

[03:22] 28. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - Shine

[03:07] 29. Louis Armstrong - That Lucky Old Sun

[03:11] 30. Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - I 'll Walk Alone

[03:08] 31. Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington - I'm Just a Lucky so and So

[02:52] 32. Louis Armstrong - Ko Ko Mo

[03:19] 33. Louis Armstrong - Body and Soul

[03:11] 34. Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, F. Longshaw - St. Louis Blues

[03:04] 35. Louis Armstrong - Alligator Crawl

[03:05] 36. Louis Armstrong - Lazy River

[02:40] 37. Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton - Trouble in Mind

[03:13] 38. Louis Armstrong, Cocoanut Grove Orchestra - r Rag

[03:12] 39. Louis Armstrong - Maybe It's Because

[03:10] 40. Louis Armstrong - Moments to Remember

[04:52] 41. Louis Armstrong, Russell Garcia and His Orchestra - Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen

[03:16] 42. Louis Armstrong - Once in a While

[03:25] 43. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - When It's Sleepy Down South

[03:21] 44. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - Just a Gigolo

[03:13] 45. Louis Armstrong - West End Blues

[03:26] 46. Louis Armstrong - I Can't Give You Anything but Love

[03:44] 47. Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington - Cotton Tail

[03:31] 48. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - The Peanut Vendor

[02:56] 49. Louis Armstrong - Sincerely

[03:15] 50. Louis Armstrong, Les Hite Orchestra - You Rascal You

A jazz pioneer, Louis Armstrong was the first important soloist to emerge in jazz, and he became the most influential musician in the music's history. As a trumpet virtuoso, his playing, bning with the 1920s studio recordings he made with his Hot Five and Hot Seven ensembles, charted a future for jazz in highly imaginative, emotionally charged improvisation. For this, he is revered by jazz fans. But Armstrong also became an enduring figure in popular music due to his distinctively phrased baritone sig and engaging personality, which were on display in a series of vocal recordings and film roles. He weathered the bebop period of the '40s, growing ever more beloved worldwide. By the '50s, Armstrong was widely recognized, even traveling the globe for the US. .State Department and earning the nickname "Ambassador Satch." His resurgence in the '60s with hit recordings like 1965's Grammy-winning "Hello Dolly" and 1968's classic "What a Wonderful World" solidified his legacy as a musical and cultural icon. In 1972, a year after his death, he received a Grammy Life Achievement Award. Similarly, many of his most influential recordings, like 1928's "West End Blues" and 1955's "Mack the Knife," have been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.



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