Louis Armstrong - I Cover the Waterfront / Dinah / Tiger Rag (Speed-Corrected, 1933)

[@wstewic]

”I’m Mr Armstrong” For sure a true introduction of the greatest muscian of the jazz era. A great founder of modern music.

[@chico_monico]

When I started taking my History of Jazz Class in College, I never realized how beautiful these pieces of History can be. Finding a corrected version of this made it even better

[@parkerbrunson3404]

One of the best performances ever recorded…

[@markvanlanduyt709]

Thank you for making this new synced version. It basically accounts as a restoration. I'm getting more from these performances than ever before. Armstrong's trumpet playing is so beautiful on I Cover The Waterfront.

[@Laurenzatto54]

The only musician who ever made me cry with only 3 notes...

[@bvscfanatic]

The only musician to whom I can listen all day long and never, ever get tired of listening.

[@mgkmaestro]

Definitely one of the GOATS

[@Cornerstones1883]

The most essential musician of all time.

[@Firebrand55]

There's been a legion of jazz soloists in the last 100 years........here's Number One.

[@andrewcharley1893]

Hey!!!!!!! 100%👍🏾

[@tonyjohnny9410]

Pure artistry at its finest. 👍🏽👍🏽🎼🎶🎺

[@craigbrowning9448]

0:00 I Cover The Waterfront 3:25 Dinah 6:22 Tiger Rag

[@BmakinFilm]

This performance of Dinad brings tears of joy - such soul and swing; Armstrong takes us to higher place. Notice the smile on the tenor sax player at the end ( he looks like Coleman Hawkins!)

[@LegoDonut18]

I love how for when he is introducing I Cover the Waterfront, Armstrong calls the tune 'one of the good old good ones for you', despite I Cover the Waterfront only having been written that same year!

[@dman2633]

Thank you so much for this exceptional treasure

[@jackjohnson1879]

Met Met Luis backstage at a concert in '55 in Indianapolis, Indiana. What a guy. He has been an idle of mine for years. Gene Krupa an Buddy Rich were a part of it........

[@langleybryant8641]

Absolutely beautiful! I always wondered what the clearer audio would sound like and didn’t even realize it existed

[@Shrewd745]

I listened to this so many times on repeat even overnights with them special headphones my voice now sounds like Louis, unless i consciously try not to. How fd up or awesome is that!? 😂

[@robertomolina9201]

The best of the best God is great 😁❤🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@alvinmartin8272]

Hermoso sonido de Louis..

[@davidamathis9627]

A master of music and entertainment!

[@AndrewJanusson]

Thanks for this cleaned up version! 🥰

[@maximilianoeyzaguirre7763]

Thanks for correcting the speed!

[@isaackahn7188]

Magnificent!

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

great performance Louis Armstrong my favorite jazz musican along with Django reinhardt

[@neight6154]

wow this is amazing. i measured it it's not even 10 clicks slower but sounds so much better

[@ЛюбовьМедведева-т7п]

Как всегда супер потрясащий.И моем сердце вечно живой❤

[@Lifestyle-x6g]

i have a hard time believing that the band and the audience were being filmed in the same space and on the same day. great music though.

[@Shrewd745]

Thank you so much for this version!

[@m.i.c.g2246]

The god of rythm

[@ЛюбовьМедведева-т7п]

Браво.

[@JustABowlOfCherries]

The power of big music corporations & companies is scary as hell.

[@zandramccoy1910]

Although Louis A. is from a much earlier era, JaRule the rapper vocals are similar to that of Armstrong's 🎵🥰

[@rhondawoodhouse5508]

YESSSSSSSSSSS @2024🎤

[@Matt78collector]

Gotta love early Armstrong!

[@austinw.1530]

Louis Armstrong was a badass

[@Duckshots]

🎺

[@BmakinFilm]

Do you have the personnel credits for the band? Thanks for the vid - sounds great!

[@ДильберГусейнова-Мамедова]

Свит#свинг#бибоп в безупречно белых манжетах!Попробуй повтори

[@poliproductions9516]

Who is the trumpet player? Not Louis Armstrong. The one sitting down behind him.

[@professorskippy]

Charles D. Johnson. Could not find any information on his life or career, unfortunately

[@poliproductions9516]

@@professorskippy Thank you!

[@ЛюбовьМедведева-т7п]

Вот это настоящий джаз.

[@paulkossak7761]

I heard he was completely stoned when this was recorded. Pop's loved his weed.