Louis and the angels
Louis Armstrong
Louis and the angels
- Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
- Shadrack
- Go down, Moses
- Rock my soul
- Ezekiel saw de wheel
- On my way
- Down by the riverside
- Swing low, sweet chariot
- Sometimes I feel like a motherless child
- Jonah and the whale
- Didn't it rain
- This train
- Sit down, you're rockin' the boat
- That's what the man said
- Shadrack
- Going to shout all over God's heaven
- Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
- Jonah and the whale
- Elder Eatmore's sermon on throwing stones
- Elder Eatmore's sermon on generosity
PETITE FLEUR. SIDNEY BECHET - 1952
30/12/2008 : Bechet was a child prodigy in New Orleans. He was such good clarinet player that he was featured by some of the top bands in the city, when he was still a child. Bechet's style of playing clarinet and soprano sax dominated many of the bands that he played in. He played lead parts that were usually reserved for trumpets and was a master of improvisation. In 1917 he moved to Chicago. In 1919 he started playing with with Marion Cook's Syncopated Orchestra which toured Europe. While overseas he bought a soprano sax and from then on it was his main instrument. Back in the U.S. Bechet made his recording debut in 1923 with Clarence Williams and during the next two years he appeared on several of Williams' records backing up blues singers. and on a classic session with the Clarence Williams Blue Five, featuring Louis Armstrong, whom he had know as a child in New Orleans. He played in an early version of Duke Ellington's Washingtonians, but unfortunately never recorded with them. From 1925 to 1929 Bechet lived and played in Europe, playing in England, France, Germany, and Russia. While living in Paris, Bechet got into a dispute with another musican and a gun fight broke out. Three people were wounded and Sidney spent a year in a French jail as a result of the fracas. He was deported upon release from prison and went to Berlin, Germany. He could not stay in France and he would not get a visa for England so he stayed in Berlin till 1931 then joined the Noble Sissle Orchestra and returned to America. Bechet managed to keep playing during the Thirties, but he also ran an unsuccessful tailor's shop with Tommy Ladnier and made some memorable recordings with the trumpeter under the name of the New Orleans Feetwarmers. In 1938 he had a hit record of "Summertime. In the Forties Bechet worked regularly in New York with Eddie Condon and tried to start a band with Bunk Johnson. Bechet was a popular figure of the Dixieland revival of the late Forties often recording with Mezz Mezzrow. .
What A Wonderful World
29/12/2008 : Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World Montage - Video Editting : Yuxx Paroles - Lyrics : I see trees of green, red roses too I see them bloom for me and you And I think to myself what a wonderful world. I see skies of blue and clouds of white The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night And I think to myself what a wonderful world. The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky Are also on the faces of people going by I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do They're really saying I love you. I hear babies cry, I watch them grow They'll learn much more than I'll never know And I think to myself what a wonderful world Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world. http://FunnyFun.canalblog.com
The Louie Armstrong Holiday Collection (with Bonus Tracks!)
23/12/2008 : A bizarre new holiday compilation of Louie Armstrong hits with new unreleased material! Order now before supplies run out! Credits: written by: James Jajac - Audio Production: Jordan Cooper - Video production: LuisMoreno . net
" His father wore long hair " - Louis Armstrong
21/12/2008 : " His father wore long hair " - Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong-Skeletons In The Closet-1936
15/12/2008 : From the 1936 film "Pennies From Heaven".
Gone Fishin'
09/12/2008 : Jeunesse quand tu nous tiens ! Souvenirs et découvertes pour certains peut-être. Bing Crosby et Louis Armstrong deux talents réunis. vidéo partagée avec vous*
Mack the knife
30/11/2008 : aller en piste avec LOUIS ARMSTRONG et les petit poissons adorable hahahaha :):)
WAR
12/11/2008 : This remix was created by Remix America user Casey for the Five Freedoms Leadership and Youth Media Academy. Note the striking symbolism, especially when juxtaposed with the lyrics of Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World." Powerful message, Casey -- keep them coming!
Freedom of choice by Joachim garraud directed by A.Lang
09/11/2008 : Directed,Writted,filmed,Decorated and edited by Arthur Lang This is my first video made in Hollywood in the context of the LACC Project. Thank you to all my actors and also very good friends: Justin,Luc, Moe and beth I really apreciated ure job...U made It happened ! Thanks also to my first assistant and second camoperator Totti Bouguerra. Some people may think that it is a music video or a commercial for Mc Donald or a short Movie or Whatever but It still Dope So It's all good A.Lang Tag: Joachim Garraud freedom of choice electro officiel video clip arthur Lang hf2l Lacc david guetta Los angeles USA Hollywood america united states Louis Armstrong Wonderful World Music video clip
