Rev Davis is the most gangster person to ever touch a guitar. If you listen he’s playing with 3 hands.

House brought me here. Felt so sorry seeing him lonely in his office...

5:26 5:27 Pure joy

Please don't use Stevie Wonder in the same thread as Louis Armstrong ! Pops created American Jazz!

Aqui en los comentarios dicen que eso es rap pero no eso es 100% blues musica chingona tipo el abuelo del blues robert jhonson

I'm doing a research about Patton's life and I think I've found out the reason why he had to move from Dockery Farm July, 1928 Clarion-Ledger Archieve "Dockery predicts that with the early coming of improved machinery and more scientific methods of cultivation, that plantations now using fifty tenant families will soon reduce this number to ten. Mr. Dockery was presented to the club by H. A. Carpenter, the efficient farm demonstration agent of Sunflower county, and at the close of his speech extended to every Rotarian a cordial invitation to visit his plantation at Dockery, Mississippi."

Armstrong respects the melody which is so crucial to the song's appeal...it's wny I love the Glenn Miller Band's instrumental version...

For me 1 of the greatest jazz tunes, together with I Can't Get Started With You & All The Things You Are

It’s funny, found this from House, then funnier, my name is Kenny and I love 12 strings! Interesting world… 😮

Dr. House

You're correct sir. Pure bliss!

Um gênio.❤

From house m.d just finished the first season

The best version, to me, actually " appears" on an album called VSOP, which i can no longer find: similar to this one, but more dreamy , poignant, amazing presence( sp) and smoother riffs?? if that were possible and....hmmm....i would be very suprised to find this one was actually the one i heard so long ago!!!

Sorry, I like Armstrong, but this was a stylized version, slurred, mumbled the beautiful lyrics. The best version is by Willie Nelson on the Tonight Show. It was magic, performed by the greatest musicians, simple and sincere. See it, its here on YT.

Angola Prison!😢😢

Jack is a jackass, a mule or donkey. Right?

busessuck1 - def the best Stardust. Louis schooled, well, the whole species. I have listened to my favorite players/singer's versions and I was shocked, shocked I say! to discover that many of them (Django, Nat King Cole...) did not put their heart and soul into it as they had done for many many of their song choices. How could they not? Anyway Satchmo made it his own and I am glad.

Prefer Hoagy Carmichael.

Man this takes me back when I was listening to my Ken burns cd collection in high school. But they didn’t have this particular version. Thanks for sharing!

the inspiration for Love in Vain by R. Johnson!

He made (not makes) the record in '31.

This is the first time I have heard Satchmo’s version! Love it! Nat King Cole’s version is the loveliest version of all though.

She survived a journey that most could not get ...she did..in my life 2024 she is a shine...still and will always be.....🌹

Louis Armstrong is proof that God exists.

People have to Consider This Man as. The Greatest. BLUES MAN OF. ALL Time Salute To This Man

Masterpiece.

Master House ! One of the Greats!

This song reminds me of being a kid in my granny's back yard on a bright summer evening playing with toys and living in the moment, thank you Mr. McTell

🎸🤘🤘

Saw him at University of Oregon in 1967/1968. Definitely sparked an affection for the blues.

Love it!

just loved it,

Classic 🙏

Thank you. I hadn't heard these versions of the song before. I had only heard the later Son House versions, which were a lot slower. These versions are much closer to the Robert Johnson respray.

I once saw her preform this live in my hometown theater. It was wonderful.

Bloomin' incredible. Choice. Exceptional! 👌💯‼️‼️

Nooooo Waaaay! 1927???

Simply beautiful

man.

Thanks for the music and the pictures ...My Father loved Louis Armstrong's music brought a lot of joy to his life and now mine Thank you!!!

Pretty sure the pic at 2:39 is Robert Johnson

Immaculate version of a great melody.

This is a wonderful version and I liked it a lot. I came here from the Allison Young/Josh Turner version which is my personal favorite.

Every time someone covers one of his songs or breaks it down on youtube they get close to the heart of what he was doing, but no one is ever able to capture his rhythm and phrasing properly. Even the guitar and vocal arrangements are always simplified, always at best reaching at what he was able to achieve in the interplay and independence of his guitar and vocals. This isn't really a knock on anyone and is probably as it should be though, because I really believe Blind Willie was so good that he is essentially inimitable. It's more to aspire to sound and achieve something so distinct. Anyway just my two cents, as his recordings always blow me away.

Great version by the wonderful Louis Armstrong, but I don't regard it as the best version.

Always think of War Of the Worlds when I hear this.😊

Yes the best and always will be Long live satchmo and hoagy

Re Christian Corrao, I think you said it exactly right. Nobody ever sang or played like Louis Armstrong until he came along. Almost every singer of renown at least tried to upon hearing him, whatever kind of music they sang. He set the style for American singing. He knows absolutely what the melody is and exactly where the best is, and he’s completely free of them both, they inform him without limiting him in the slightest way. This song especially shows his true genius.

This really is the best version, Louis always sort of reminded me of my grandfather. He has a very deep and raspy voice, I love you Papa.