LOUIS ARMSTRONG What A Wonderful World Reaction

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[@WashuHakubi4]

This is one of the songs we should record, and launch it out into the Universe for someone else to find.

[@itsjordango3903]

Am I the only one who shed a tear listening to this song I remember being a toddler in my parents room by myself lying on a bed waking up listening to this. Gosh.... where does the time go

[@amptique]

You're not the only one. It happens to me everytime.

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

Me too.

[@edith6797]

Your not the only one

[@barbwolpert1856]

This was the first song my husband heard after our daughter was born - he cried. This was the song he chose to use for the father/daughter dance at our daughter’s wedding reception. So very special.

[@juliavanblarcom8666]

I chose this song for the father/daughter dance at my wedding. I absolutely love Louis Armstrong's voice...💕

[@tonybarnett1158]

One of the most inspirational songs of all time.

[@lbd-po7cl]

I recall hearing a discussion about the contrast between Armstrong's gravelly voice and the immaculately sweet tones of his trumpet playing, and the fact he had perfect pitch in both cases. A truly masterful musician and a generous soul, encapsulated in this beautiful song.

[@keng9272]

This is my cry-on-demand song.

[@Uller1967]

Listening to this reminds me of Robin Williams from Good Morning Vietnam. The song is so uplifting, but remembering that Robin is no longer with us makes me sad. Strange twist of emotions. RIP Robin

[@bayleeryleeshuman7136]

My husband and I danced our first dance to this song ~ just beautiful

[@Wolfsky9]

Can't listen to this-----------without tears-----------impossible to not choke up. -------------Louis Armstrong was an American music legend.--------------------WolfSky9

[@Darryl_Frost]

My favorite song, also when I was in the Navy in Australia the ship I was on used this song for the wake up call, so the first thing we heard everyday was this going over the ships PA system..

[@bustedrav]

I love Louis, this song always struck me as bittersweet, especially when you look at the trials and tribulations he had to endure in his life. It's almost as if he was singing an ideal, that he wished was the world, but sadly wasn't.

[@shirlaa1594]

bustedrav This song puts a lump in my throat. If only.....

[@MrFanstar007]

The most beautifully written and executed song of all time!

[@Zippycat444]

Also ‘we have all the time in the world’ another classic from louis Armstrong

[@bigjeffrey4046]

Love and hugs from Scotland, I love your channel

[@yv2929]

Terrific song sung gently and beautifully as the world it describes🌄 Timeless 🏞️ Great reaction Enoma 🌇✨

[@bentonrodeheaver2596]

This man was so in tune with God. If you don't tear up, you'll have to go deeper to get it.

[@mikeberray1175]

I get it.

[@albertjacobs4312]

Great song, great channel ❤️☀️😊🙏

[@gbuddy]

Louis Armstrong. They'll never be another like him. I absolutely love this song.

[@marcofreitas3844]

Alienated fellas from India

[@glen6945]

ACE LOVELY COUPLE

[@richardlacey4923]

Hello gang , super reactions !

[@paulsharkey6673]

Much Love!

[@WoncoTheSane]

Lovely

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

This song never fails to bring me to tears. I guess I’m just a sentimental old fool.,

[@glen6945]

OOHHYES

[@mode3247]

What a wonderful song ❤️ ... (J'aime bien la version des Ramones aussi ☺️ et le fait que IZ la chante dans la sublime chanson Over the rainbow) mais l'original 😍

[@shanemccormick6072]

The world needs to be a wonderful world again. Yeah there's some love in the world but now it's mostly negative and so on. It takes much more energy to be hateful than loving I just imagine what this world could be without hate. It will be no matter what one day

[@jordan9941]

I love your accent so much haha I live in the southern US and you sound interesting to me😂😂😂

[@barbarachieppo8290]

💟

[@stateofmaine]

Tony Bennett was originally offered this song but he turned it down. I wonder whatever happened to that Tony Bennett guy. Anyway, Louis Armstrong's voice is amazing on this.

[@rjaraneta913]

This is my "happy song"! By the way, Mr. Armstrong's first name is pronounced with the "s" at the end, sounding like "Loo-wis".

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

I have mixed feelings about this song. It expresses a nice sentiment, but at the same time it fails to show Armstrong at his best. When he was young, Louis Armstrong was a lion. Without his creativity, jazz might have faded away to the point where it would be considered now to have been just a fad. Armstrong changed jazz from an ensemble form into a soloist's art. By the time he recorded What a Wonderful World, he was a figure from the past whom most people knew only for singing popular songs. Here are two examples of Armstrong's greatness as a jazz trumpeter. First, West End Blues: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGmul6dprJJqeqs Next, Potato Head Blues: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5aln5KKj5l8l80 The solo that starts at one minute and fifty seconds into Potato Head Blues is an advanced improvisation that's beautifully conceived and beyond the ability of many trumpeters today. I want to encourage people to listen to Armstrong's early work, particularly the Hot Five and Hot Seven records, to learn about Louis Armstrong's contributions to music beyond his later pop hits such as What a Wonderful World and Hello, Dolly.

[@Johnrob1943]

Louis Armstrong is immortal. He not only was instrumental in the Jazz world, but he also was instrumental in modern music. Chuck Berry was the Godfather of Rock, but Louis Armstrong was the Godfather of all modern day music. Before there was the big band, with multiple musicians in one performance, no one getting the headlines except maybe the conductor, but Louis was never a conductor, he took over the stage with his presence. Every one could identify Louis Armstrong by his horn or his voice, even 50 years later.

[@777OpHiUcHuS]

Ol’ Satchmo!

[@rafaelhenrique4139]

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[@peckish_tooth6515]

Check out Sarah Brightman's cover.