Louis Armstrong

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  • Born

    On August 4,1901 in New Orleans Louis Armstrong was born. He would later become one of the most famous jazz trumpet players in all of the United States.
  • Fisk School for Boys

    In 1912 Louis and had to drop out of The Fisk School for Boys to join his music group.
  • Started

    In 1912 Louis dropped out of The Fisk School for Boys to join his first music group.
  • King Oliver

    In 1912 Louis joined his first band King Olivers band.
  • After You're Gone

    After You're Gone

    On November 26, 1929 Louis Armstrong recorded "After You're Gone."
  • Dallas Blues

    Dallas Blues

    On December 10, 1929 Louis recorded "Dallas Blues."
  • I Ain't Got Nobody

    I Ain't Got Nobody

    On December 10, 1929 Louis recorded "I Ain't Got Nobody."
  • Bessie Couldn't Help It

    Bessie Couldn't Help It

    On February 1, 1930 Louis recorded "Bessie Couldn't Help It."
  • Blue Turning Grey Over You

    Blue Turning Grey Over You

    On Februrary 1, 1930 Louis recorded "Blue Turning Grey Over You."
  • Dear Old Southland

    Dear Old Southland

    On April 5, 1930 Louis recorded "Dear Old Southland."
  • I Can't Beleive That You're In Love With Me

    I Can't Beleive That You're In Love With Me

    On April 5, 1930 Louis recorded "I Can't Beleive That You're In Love With Me."
  • Dinah

    Dinah

    On May 4, 1930 Louis recorded "Dinah."
  • Exactly Like You

    Exactly Like You

    On May 4, 1930 Louis recorded "Exactly Like You."
  • Blue Again

    Blue Again

    On May 28, 1931 Louis recorded "Blue Again."
  • Chinatown, My Chinatown

    Chinatown, My Chinatown

    On November 3, 1931 Louis recorded "Chinatown, My Chinatown."
  • Georgia On My Mind

    Georgia On My Mind

    On November 6, 1931 Louis recorded "Georgia On My Mind."
  • Tours

    In 1932 Louis made numerous foreign tours.
  • Movies

    In 1932 Louis starred in many foreign movies.
  • Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

    Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

    On January 25, 1932 Louis recorded "Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea."
  • Home

    Home

    On January 27, 1932 Louis recorded "Home."
  • All Of Me

    All Of Me

    On January 27, 1932 Armstrong recorded "All Of Me."
  • Hobo You Can't Ride This Train

    Hobo You Can't Ride This Train

    On December 8, 1932 Louis recorded "Hobo You Can't Ride This Train."
  • Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby

    Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby

    On January 25, 1933 Louis recorded "Hustlin' And Bustlin' For Baby."
  • He's A Son Of The South

    He's A Son Of The South

    On January 26, 1933 Louis recorded "He's A Son Of The South."
  • High Society

    High Society

    On January 26, 1933 Louis recorded "High Society."
  • Basin Street Blues

    Basin Street Blues

    On January 27, 1933 Louis recorded "Basin Street Blues."
  • Honey, Do!

    Honey, Do!

    On January 27, 1933 Louis recorded "Honey, Do!"
  • Dusky Stevedore

    Dusky Stevedore

    On April 24, 1933 Louis recorded "Dusky Stevedore."
  • Honey, Don't You Love Me Anymore?

    Honey, Don't You Love Me Anymore?

    On April 24, 1933 Louis recorded "Honey, Don't You Love Me Anymore?"
  • Don't Play Me Cheap

    Don't Play Me Cheap

    On April 26, 1933 Louis recorded "Don't Play Me Cheap."
  • Got A Bran' New Suit

    Got A Bran' New Suit

    On October 3, 1935 Louis recorded "Got A Bran' New Suit."
  • Ev'ntide

    Ev'ntide

    On May 18, 1936 Louis recorded "Ev'ntide."
  • Cuban Pete

    Cuban Pete

    On July 7, 1937 Louis released "Cuban Pete."
  • Alexander's Ragtime Band

    Alexander's Ragtime Band

    On July 7, 1937 Louis recorded "Alexander's Ragtime Band."
  • As Long As You Live, You'll Be Dead If You Die

    As Long As You Live, You'll Be Dead If You Die

    On May 13, 1938 Louis recorded "As Long As You Live, You'll Be Dead If You Die."
  • "Ain't Misbehavin' "

    "Ain't Misbehavin' "

    On June 24, 1930 Louis released "Ain't Misbehavin' "
  • Hear Me Talkin' To Ya

    Hear Me Talkin' To Ya

    On April 5, 1939 Louis recorded "Hear Me Talkin' To Ya."
  • Confessin' (That I Love You)

    Confessin' (That I Love You)

    On April 25, 1939 Louis released "Confessin' (That I Love You)."
  • Baby, Won't You Please Come Home

    Baby, Won't You Please Come Home

    On June 15, 1939 Louis recorded "Baby Won't You Please Come Home."
  • Bye And Bye

    Bye And Bye

    On December 18,1939 Louis recorded "Bye And Bye."
  • Harlem Stomp

    Harlem Stomp

    On March 14, 1940 Louis recorded "Harlem Stomp."
  • Hep Cat's Ball

    Hep Cat's Ball

    On March 14, 1940 Louis recorded "Hep Cat's Ball."
  • Cain And Abel

    Cain And Abel

    On May 1, 1940 Louis recorded "Cain And Abel."
  • Cut Off My Legs And Call Me Shorty

    Cut Off My Legs And Call Me Shorty

    On May 1, 1940 Louis recorded "Cut Off My Legs And Call Me Shorty."
  • Coal Cart Blues

    Coal Cart Blues

    On May 27, 1940 Louis recorded "Coal Cart Blues."
  • Down In Honky Tonk Town

    Down In Honky Tonk Town

    On May 27,1940 Louis recorded "Down In Honky Tonk Town."
  • 2.19 Blues (Mamie's Blues)

    2.19 Blues (Mamie's Blues)

    On May 27, 1940 Louis Armstrong recorded "2.19 Blues."
  • Everything's Been Done Before

    Everything's Been Done Before

    On March 10, 1941 Louis recorded "Everything's Been Done Before."
  • Hey Lawdy Mama

    Hey Lawdy Mama

    On April 11, 1941 Louis recorded "Hey Lawdy Mama."
  • Among My Souvenirs

    Among My Souvenirs

    On April 17, 1942 Armstrong recorded "Among My Souvenirs."
  • (Get Some) Cash For Your Trash

    (Get Some) Cash For Your Trash

    On April 17, 1942 Louis recorded "(Get Some) Cash For Your Trash."
  • Coquette

    Coquette

    On April 17, 1942 Loius released "Coquette."
  • "Hello Dolly"

    "Hello Dolly"

    In 1964 Louis recorded his biggest selling record "Hello Dolly."
  • "What a Wonderful World"

    "What a Wonderful World"

    In 1968 Lois recorded his last hit in the UK "What a Wonderful World."
  • Died

    On July 6,1971 the famed legend died.
  • Hall Of Fame

    In 1990 Armstrong was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as an "early influence."
  • Airport

    In 2001 New Orleans renamed their cheif airport the Louis Armstrong airport.