Louis Armstrong "On The Sunny Side Of The Street" on The Ed Sullivan Show

[@markathickory]

A national treasure he was.

[@tcb5141]

Amen

[@Stashmo]

Yoda!

[@hoss-lk4bg]

I haven't been that happy or looked that good one day in my life

[@boomerguy9935]

If I could go back in time, my first priority would be to see and hear Louis in person. Hopefully, Ella would be right beside him. Wonderful music!

[@hanno-erdmanntietz8424]

Incomparable. The best trumpet player that ever was.

[@honoredutrey]

TRUE.

[@theblueriverjazzbandmusic2540]

And most influential singer as well!

[@eecortese]

No Pops . . . no Miles, no Diz, no nobody!

[@jamespfitz]

Ummm, no. Among the most entertaining though.

[@zoemundt4676]

Well at least the best Jazz/popular music Trumpet player but there are some amazing classical players too that I think is such a different thing that they can’t really be compared

[@kittgriff]

Pops, Thank you for sharing your gift and your love of music with us. We will always be grateful!

[@JazzFan76]

I like how they dedicated this to Ella Fitzgerald who was in the hospital at the time. I have this performance on CD.

[@johnastrup1549]

No one like Louis warm and love 🎺🎤✊

[@BetyarPali]

At the very beginning of this video, Ed Sullivan is holding in his hands the Time Magazine with the Hungarian shield symbol of the 1956 Hungarian uprising against the Soviet occupation. Louie Armstrong is a timeless classic whose music will be remembered forever. Thank you for uploading.

[@ViperOfMino]

Wow, thanks for that. That's an awesome bit of knowledge to know about!

[@chrisoltman1253]

Just incredible. Can you imagine being there to hear this in person? Such a treat.

[@WilliesGarden]

When Stephen Colbert interviews, he always asks "if you only had one song to listen to when you hear music for the rest of your life, which song would that be". For me it is always this song, but he doesn't say I can't have different people sing the one song. So Louis and Willie would be first.❤

[@tunneltime8885]

satch was a dynamo; a true one of a kind. we’re very lucky to have legends like this.

[@kindell1]

He was so adorable ❤

[@woodstock5841]

The greatest

[@johnalcorn8079]

Could never be replaced a great entertainer

[@bernardflegar8017]

Trummy Young (trombone), Edmond Hall (clarinet), Billy Kyle (piano), William Girsback aka Squire Gersh (bass), Barrett Deems (drums)

[@bobcosmic]

Trummy Young was that good that he was even recorded as a side man to Charlie Parker. Yeah, Trummy was that good !

[@nataliedelagrandiere4022]

Loved him in the States and especially in Paris. 💙

[@johnstephen7610]

Absolutely wonderful. What an absolute joy. Thank you for posting this.

[@williamdane4194]

Love ya Louie. Stage presence galore!

[@hizbawiginbarginbarghinda3872]

Great Music. American legend.

[@MILKMARSTON]

Truly

[@canaldogibão]

He was very dear in Brazil.

[@givinsstaelkoudimba7211]

Love that man so much

[@WilliesGarden]

Always admired Louis since I started playing trumpet in the 4th grade. So I don't know why it wasn't until today I first realized his namesake "satchel" sized mouth reminds me of Fiddy Cent. Or maybe it's just something I see.

[@markrobinson7864]

Still, just plain cool!

[@PoetlaureateNFDL]

Awesome

[@hoss-lk4bg]

just wow

[@sergeypozdnyak7021]

Спасибо.

[@pqdlindasgaiolascarlinhosd5758]

👏👏👏👊👊👍👍

[@nella6853]

Mrs Winterbourne brought me here ❤

[@syd6126]

Calling this grown man "boy" and other cultural norms will always be my gripe with Jazz