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In the early stages of his career, when he was merely a bandsman playing Trumpet in other people's bands, he worked primarily in America. Once he was signed by the Joe Glaser agency, Glaser was determined to promote Louis as a global jazz phenomenon and in so doing make a lot of money for himself. He created the Louis Armstrong All Stars and successfully did this but the cost to Louis was a never ending stream of concerts all around the world, virtually up to the day that he died, with little chance for occasional respites from the arduous round concert after concert after concert. This sheer grind of hard work was probably a factor in Louis' eventual demise.
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What were the schools that Louis Armstrong went to?
Daniel Louis Armstrong went to Maybury Elemenary school in 1905
Who was Louis F Nonnast?
Louis F. Nonnast was a furniture designer. His work began at the beginning of the 20th century and can go for a high price.
Were radios invented in 1914?
The FM radio was invented in 1933. It was invented by the inventor Edwin Howard Armstrong. He invented the frequency that allows radios to work.
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George David Weiss and Bob Thiele are usually listed as the composers of the song "what a Wonderful World," made famous by Louis Armstrong. However, the name "George Douglas" is also frequently found on the early sheet music. Much is known of Thiele and Weiss, who went on to have illustrious musical and songwriting careers, but little is known (that can be confirmed) about Douglas. Many believe that pianist, Dana Pelkie co-wrote the song using Douglas as a pseudonym. "George Douglas" was in fact the name he used following a period of intense alcoholism in the 1940s and 50s in order to find work in New York where everyone knew him to be a heavy drinker and unreliable performer. Whether his "George Douglas" is the same as the songwriter "George Douglas" cannot be confirmed. However, many times in the sixties, before the song was released by Louis Armstrong, he shared with friends that he had written a number of songs with two other musician friends, and one of them was about how wonderful the world was. He referred to it as his "resurrection from the grave" song. Pelkie died in 1982 and his authorship cannot be confirmed.
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hot dog shop
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What were the schools that Louis Armstrong went to?
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city
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London
Who does neil Armstrong work for now?
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Who did neil Armstrong work for?
nasa
