Louis Armstrong

Yes, Louis died very peacefully in his sleep. At his funeral the next day thousands more people came then they could fit in the funeral home. =)

Not to belittle a well-known artist, because many, many people loved him and his music. But to be honest with you and to pointedly answer your question - I really don't know. Same answer if you asked about Marsalis.

Now, if you consider Richard Monreal in San Antonio, Texas, at the age of 17 he was playing the trumpet like it was nobody's business. Talk about Andrew Sanchez who play the jazz solo at the Texas Regional Jazz Competition - made it smoke! And who doesn't know Charlie McBride and Arturo Gonzales (Sauce) in San Antonio? Trumpeter and organist, respectively. Now, these folks were special.

Maybe it's the time and era that Armstrong played. I can't get into it.

He started out on the Cornet, then switched to the Trumpet, which he was most famous for playing.

Yes, he did, he had 1 sister and no brothers, the sister I am talking about is Beatrice Armstrong.

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There were actually two groups called Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five. The first group recorded from 1925 to 1927. The second group only recorded in 1928.

The Louis Armstrong Airport (MSY) is a commercial International Airport located on 900 Airline Drive in Kenner, Louisiana, United States. It is owned by the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. It is also in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana (a parish is an administrative division used by several countries).

Louis Joliet was born in 1645 near Quebec, Canada to Marie d'Abancourt and John Joliet. He was an explorer who along with Jacques Marquette went on an expedition along the Mississippi River in 1673.

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Louis Armstrong created hot jazz and jazz sighing

Louis Armstrong was best known for his incredible skill as a musician, particularly playing jazz trumpet and singing. Not only was he an incredibly successful African-American artist at a time where things were not necessarily always equal, his music transcended race and gender boundaries.

Her mother's name was Lucille, same as his wife's name. They starred messing around in 1948 and carried on a full fledged affair after the death of her husband in 1950. His daughter's name is Sharon, she was born in 1954 and she is Louis Armstrong's only biological child.

Sharon was conceived in 1954 but was born on June 24, 1955.

Louis Daniel Armstrong, the famous musician of the early and mid 1900s, was born to William Armstrong and Mayann Armstrong. Louis' father left the family right after Louis was born. Louis' family consisted of him, his mother, and his sister Beatrice.

There are many different rightsholders--sometimes multiple owners for one song.

He meant that the heart and soul of a musician is apparent in the music that he makes.

The Civil Rights Movement is usually regarded as something that happened from about 1955 to 1968. Louis Armstrong was born on August 4, 1901. His childhood took place long before the Civil Rights Movement got underway.

Louis Armstrong grew up in an era when Blacks were regarded as clearly inferior by many people, by most people in some parts of the country. This was simply accepted and unquestioned. The fact that a Black man with no education, could arise from the poverty into which he was born, from the lack of access to education, to be an undeniable genius, constituted a clear refutation of the idea that his race was inferior.

Another such person was George Washington Carver. There were others, as well. They refuted the idea of racism simply by being what they were, and no one could argue against that. The Civil Rights Movement was necessary, to make the laws of the land compatible with facts that were already obvious to any person capable of thought.

yes.when his father left the family,the armstrongs were forced to live with their grandmother

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2 sisters but i do not know how many brothers Louis Armstrong has.

• Lillian was married twice once to Jimmy Johnson and once to Louis Armstrong.

He had two Beatrice and Vanesa.

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