Louis Armstrong

Louis ArmstrongHe preferred that his name be pronounced Louie. "It's like Louis Armstrong - he spelled his name Louis, but he liked it to be said as Louie," recalls Louie Bellson . Armstrong was registered as "Lewie" for the 1920 U.S. Census. On various live records he's called "Louie" on stage, such as on the 1952 "Can Anyone Explain?" from the live album In Scandinavia vol.1. It should also be noted that "Lewie" is the French pronunciation of "Louis" and is commonly used in Louisiana. However, when referring to himself in "Hello Dolly!," he pronounces his name as "Lewis" ("Hello, Dolly. This is Lewis, Dolly"), pronouncing the 's'. (),Armstrong said he was not sure exactly when he was born, but celebrated his birthday on July 4. He usually gave the year as 1900 when speaking in public (although he used 1901 on his Social Security and other papers filed with the government). Using Roman Catholic Church documents from when his grandmother took him to be baptized, New Orleans music researcher Tad Jones established Armstrong's actual date of birth as August 4, 1901. With various other collaborative evidence, this date is now accepted by Armstrong scholars. Deleng uga age fabrication Armstrong had no middle name, but a 1949 Time magazine profile gave him the middle name of Daniel. The census and baptismal records confirm he had no middle name. kanthi jejuluk SatchmoFor "satchel-mouth." utawa Pops, iku sawijining juru main trompèt jazz kabangsan Amérikah Sarékat lan penyanyi saka New Orleans, Louisiana.

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 louis-armstrong.net - Sony BMG Music Entertainment 
 Louis Armstrong by Nat Hentoff 
 Obituary, NY Times
 Quotes and tributes
 Discography 
 Filmography @ imdb.com
 The Louis Armstrong Society Jazz Band
 Louis Armstrong: A Life in Music  - slideshow by Life magazine
 Seeing Black jazz critic on the Uncle Tom question
 the official website of the Louis Armstrong House & Archives
 "Louis Armstrong Transcription Project - john p birchall"
 Louis Armstrong  at pbskids.org
 David Margolick, The Day Louis Armstrong Made Noise
 Smithsonian Louis Armstrong: A Cultural Legacy
 Louis Armstrong Memorial at Find A Grave
 Louis Armstrong at NPR Music
 Louis Armstrong: discography and early recordings (Real Player format)  on the Red Hot Jazz website.
 Milestone Louis Armstrong recordings  at Three Perfect Minutes
 Louis Armstrong's autobiography online book
 "Satchmo - My Life in New Orleans(1954)" free download
 "Satchmo - My Life in New Orleans"  another website

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