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He did not sing a theme song but did sing
"We have all the time in the world"1969 James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service
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What was Louis Armstrongs first song?
my heart was the first song Louis Armstrong wrote
What was louis armstrongs nick name?
Satchmo
What are Louis Armstrongs friends name?
duke elington
Did Louis Armstrong have sibling?
yes.when his father left the family,the armstrongs were forced to live with their grandmother
What was metallicas theme song?
Metallica had a theme song?
What was Louis Armstrongs first song?
my heart was the first song Louis Armstrong wrote
What was louis armstrongs nick name?
Satchmo
What was the birthday of Louis Armstrong?
Louis Armstrongs birthdate was 4th August 1901
What are Louis Armstrongs friends name?
duke elington
What were Louis Armstrong's accomplishmens?
louis armstrongs accomplishments were becoming a famous jazz musician
What is Louis Armstrong's real name?
Armstrongs real name is Louis Daniel Armstrong.
Did Louis Armstrong have sibling?
yes.when his father left the family,the armstrongs were forced to live with their grandmother
Is the harmony in Louis Armstrongs song Hello Dolly consonant or dissonant sounding music?
The harmony in Louis Armstrong's song "Hello, Dolly!" is primarily consonant, creating a warm and uplifting sound. The chords used in the song are generally stable and pleasing to the ear, contributing to its joyful and celebratory feel. This consonance is characteristic of many traditional jazz and pop standards, making the song accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience.
What are Louis Armstrongs musical achievements?
he made many songs in his day before he died on july 6 1971
Why is there a museum dedicated to Louis Armstrongs life?
Because he was one of the most important musicians in the history of jazz music.
When was Vickers-Armstrongs created?
Vickers-Armstrongs was created in 1927.
What is the Doom 3 theme song?
It's the theme song of Doom 3. -----> True, but the theme song is: "Doom 3 theme song" by Tweaker (2004)
