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Louis Armstrong What a Wonderful World
This has got to be the one song that young and old will remember Louis Armstrong for, especially those who remember the fact Louis sang it around the time of the Vietnamese war.
07:34
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Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs 1942
Rare 1942 cartoon has jazz and racial content in it, and should only be viewed by those who will keep in mind that this is a historic cartoon, and not intended as a racial slur towards today's...
07:04
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Tom and Jerry The Zoot Cat
Another great cartoon tribute to the 1940's when the craze was for all the hip men to wear the Zoot Suite when out on the town at the local jazz club.
05:48
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Tommy Dorsey Orchestra 1943
Facinatin' Rhythm-Watch the piano player-Isn't that Mickey Rooney? Actually, it is Arthur Schutt. By the way, this clip is from the movie Girl Crazy.
04:18
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Fats Waller Ain't Misbehaving 1943
Fats Waller sings and plays "Ain't Misbehaving", while a young Lena Horne looks on, in this excerpt from the 1943 classic "Stormy Weather".
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Chet Baker Bye Bye Blackbird 1964
Recorded in a TV studio in Belgium in 1964. Chet Baker on the horn,Jacques Pelzer- sax, Franco Manzecchi- drums, Luigi Trussardi- bass and Rene Urtreger- piano.
03:54
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Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong on the 1950's Edsel Show
Here we see Bing and Satchmo performing their duet from "High Society" for The Edsel Show...
04:42
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Chet Baker Isn't It Romantic 1964
Recorded in a TV studio in Belgium in 1964. Chet Baker on the horn,Jacques Pelzer- sax, Franco Manzecchi- drums, Luigi Trussardi- bass and Rene Urtreger- piano.
04:31
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Stuff Smith Jazz Party 1958
Stuff Smith's reputation as a jazz violinist is not as widely recognized as Stephane Grapelli's talent, and this is sad. Here he is performing on the Art Ford Jazz Party in 1958.
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Louis Armstrong and Dorothy Dandridge Harlem on Parade
Louis and Dorothy team up in this Harlem on Parade number featuring "Ain't Misbehavin'"
