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His favorite song that he made was "What A Wonderful World". It was his last hit of his jazz CD right before he died. He died in New York in 1901-1921! He died at the age of 69..."very young"
Laury Roob
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What was Louis Armstrongs first song?
my heart was the first song Louis Armstrong wrote
Who was the female singer with louis armstrong on the song St. Louis blues of the 16 most requested album?
Ella Fitzgerald
Who sang 'what a wonderful world'?
Louis Armstrong did. It's a beautiful song isn't it? I love his gravelly voice.
Who used a trumpet in a song?
Louis Armstrong, of course.
What football name is named after Louis Armstrong's favorite song?
saints
What was the most popular song of Louis Armstrong?
!.)What A Wonderful World 2.)When The Saints Go Marching In 3.)When You Smiling
What was Louis Armstrongs first song?
my heart was the first song Louis Armstrong wrote
Who was the female singer with louis armstrong on the song St. Louis blues of the 16 most requested album?
Ella Fitzgerald
Who sang 'what a wonderful world'?
Louis Armstrong did. It's a beautiful song isn't it? I love his gravelly voice.
Did Louis Armstrong sing September song?
yes
Who used a trumpet in a song?
Louis Armstrong, of course.
Who sang the classic song What a Wonderful World?
The most popular rendition was performed by Lois Armstrong
What famous song did Louis Armstrong wright?
Black and Blue
Who sang the song 'hello dolly'?
Louis Armstrong of course!
What is the Christmas song in the movie serendipity?
It is "Cool Yule" by Louis Armstrong
What football name is named after Louis Armstrong's favorite song?
saints
Did Louis Armstrong ever sing Young at heart?
i can remember once i heard that song, more specific, watching cartoon network i heard Louis Armstrong singing it, it was an xmas commercial but still looking for it. and i have the entire luois Armstrong discography that's not Louis Armstrong, that's jimmy durante it sounds like Louis in some parts, but if you listen to the entire song you´ll see it isn´t Louis
