user: You are a structured reasoning expert tasked with solving problems step by step. 
You first think about the reasoning process in the mind and then provide the answer. The reasoning process and answer should be enclosed within <think> </think> and <answer> </answer> tags, respectively, i.e., <think> reasoning process here </think> <answer> answer here </answer>. 
Given a question and the associated knowledge graph triplets (entity, relation, entity), you are asked to answer the question with these triplets and your own knowledge. 
You can break down the original question into several sub-questions and explore the given knowledge graph to solve them step-by-step. If there are multiple possible answers, choose one as the final answer. 
After thinking, when you finally reach a conclusion, clearly state the answer within <answer> </answer> tags, i.e., <answer> answer here </answer>. 
Question: what instrument did louis armstrong like to play? 
Knowledge Triplets: m.0z84ydb, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Here We Go - Play It Again, Satchmo (radio version), music.recording.artist, Lifestyle & Louis Armstrong
Six Foot Four, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, The Realm Ambassador
Gut Bucket Blues, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_from, louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong & The Dukes of Dixieland, music.musical_group.member, m.049jlp9
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043hl30
Jack-Armstrong Blues, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Lonesome Man Blues
Flat Foot Floogie, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Six Foot Four, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars
Armstrong had 'scatted' on a few of his New York recordings, but this performance on Heebie Jeebies created a sensation., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.next_sentence, In 1929, Armstrong returned to New York,  where he soon became known to the general public, both black and white.
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, What A Wonderful World
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.album, The Chronological Classics: Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five and Hot Seven 1926-1927
Louis Armstrong: King of Jazz, common.topic.notable_types, Film
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra, music.musical_group.member, m.04d39nn
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0rqlrwr
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, The Santa Claus Blues
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Miles Davis once said 'You can tell the history of Jazz in four words: Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker.
louis armstrong played with kid ory, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.other, Kid Ory
He influenced Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, W.P.A.
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.013c7blr
Sugar Foot Strut, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Louis Armstrong & Billie Holiday, music.musical_group.member, m.01wkdr_
Because most jazz playing was ensemble, improvising had to be kept very simple to avoid clashing between parts., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, At age 17 Armstrong already possessed a technical ability and fluency far beyond that of any other New Orleans cornettist.
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Hear Me Talkin' to Ya
m.043d3l9, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Even Coleman Hawkins, then playing with the Henderson band, was overwhelmed by Armstrong's playing., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
m.0gxgdgt, film.performance.film, Louis Armstrong: Good Evening Ev'rybody
Dippermouth Blues, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
He was mentored by his idol and role model Oliver, then the top cornet player in New Orleans., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.genre, Dixieland
In several of these sessions, Armstrong played with Bechet., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, I'm Just a Lucky So & So
Louis Armstrong, theater.theatrical_composer.plays_composed, The Real Ambassadors
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Armstrong wore a Star of David on his person for the rest of his life in memory of their kindness.
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, No Papa No / Basin Street Blues
Cornet Shop Suey, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Potato Head Blues, music.composition.lyricist, Louis Armstrong
Struttin', music.album.artist, Louis Armstrong
The Real Ambassadors, theater.play.composer, Louis Armstrong
Even Coleman Hawkins, then playing with the Henderson band, was overwhelmed by Armstrong's playing., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.next_sentence, Armstrong's expressiveness, his rhythmic imagination and his ability to play the blues were without precedent.
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, The Formula for Love
m.043gvgy, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.genre, Jazz
m.0gxgdgt, film.performance.actor, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, Muskrat Ramble / Heebie Jeebies
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Hello, Dolly
Margie, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Jack-Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars
Jack-Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.genre, Jazz
Six Foot Four, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01tc9lz
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Wild Man Blues
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0qjnff9
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Here We Go (DJ Crazy P. mix)
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington, music.musical_group.member, m.01tc9lz
In 1929, Armstrong returned to New York,  where he soon became known to the general public, both black and white., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, Armstrong had 'scatted' on a few of his New York recordings, but this performance on Heebie Jeebies created a sensation.
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.genre, Traditional pop music
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Tight Like This
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Smiling (DJ Disse Jazzy dub)
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, music.artist.track, Hear Me Talkin' To Ya?
m.09ybwc5, common.webpage.topic, Louis Armstrong
Gone Fishin', music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Sugarfoot Stomp, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Oops
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_from, louis armstrong played with sidney bechet
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Marie
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.track, Potato Head Blues (feat. Johnny Dodds)
louis armstrong played with sidney bechet, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.relation, played with
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Flat Foot Floogie
m.0z84wk5, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Louis Armstrong & Louis Jordan, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_from, louis armstrong played with kid ory
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Dippermouth Blues
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Cornet Chop Suey
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Cheek to Cheek
Jack-Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
On December 31 1912, Louis borrowed his current stepfather's pistol to join in the New Year's celebration., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
m.0xj1vvc, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
m.043gvgm, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Potato Head Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.musical_group.member, m.043gvgy
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, music.artist.track, Hear Me Talkin' to Ya
Dipper Mouth Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Dippermouth Blues-Sugar Foot Stomp, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, My Sweet Hunk O'Trash
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, A family of Russian Jewish junk dealers, the Karnoffskys,  hired Louis as a wagon driver and errand boy.
m.043fgds, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
louis armstrong played with kid ory, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043fgfd
Sugar Foot Strut, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, The Chronological Classics: Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five and Hot Seven 1926-1927
Swing that music, book.written_work.author, Louis Armstrong
Tight Like This, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
m.043gvgm, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong: An Extravagant Life, common.topic.notable_for, g.12558l6vk
louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.other, Ella Fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Struttin' With Some Barbecue
Louis Armstrong: Satchmo, film.film.genre, Documentary film
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Here We Go - Play It Again, Satchmo (extended version)
m.013c7blr, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvgg
m.043gvgg, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
m.0xj1vvc, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and His Hot Six
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.webpage, m.09xh8td
Hello Dolly, music.recording.releases, Louis Armstrong at His Very Best
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043d8c8
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043gvgm
From 1930 to 1947 he toured endlessly, fronting his own, under-rehearsed, over-worked big bands., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Lazybones, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Sugar Foot Stomp, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, symbols.namesake.named_after, Louis Armstrong
My Walking Stick, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvh2
Someday, music.recording.releases, The Very Best of Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, The Old Folks at Home
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.webpage, m.09ybwc5
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.genre, Scat singing
Gone Fishin', music.recording.tracks, Gone Fishin (feat. Louis Armstrong)
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Lazybones
m.043gvh2, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, people.person.profession, Singer
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Even Coleman Hawkins, then playing with the Henderson band, was overwhelmed by Armstrong's playing.
Here We Go - Play It Again, Satchmo (extended version), music.recording.featured_artists, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Armstrong had 'scatted' on a few of his New York recordings, but this performance on Heebie Jeebies created a sensation.
louis armstrong played with kid ory, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.relation, played with
In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.lyricist.lyrics_written, Potato Head Blues
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.genre, Swing music
Jack Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.notable_for, g.125fq69xg
Tight Like This, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Wild Man Blues, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
MusicMoz page for Louis Armstrong, common.webpage.resource, MusicMoz page for Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01whqrd
Flat Foot Floogie, music.recording.featured_artists, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Cherry
Armstrong's playing on other Oliver recordings such as \"Tears\" is, however,  much more representative., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, The Chronological Classics: Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five 1925-1926
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Sleepy Time Gal
Wild Man Blues (Dodds - Rare take), music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, You Can't Lose a Broken Heart
There are no jazz recordings made since which do not show some influence from these sessions., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
m.0g5vty8, film.performance.actor, Louis Armstrong
m.0spbw2t, music.track_contribution.contributor, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0rqtsh3
Louis Armstrong: King of Jazz, film.film.genre, Documentary film
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.track, Wild Man Blues (feat. Johnny Dodds)
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, You Go to My Head
m.0cv_x86, film.personal_film_appearance.film, Louis Armstrong: King of Jazz
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Gut Bucket Blues
Jack Armstrong\" Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra, music.artist.album, St. Louis Blues / After You've Gone
Wild Man Blues (Dodds - Common take), music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Dippermouth Blues [Take], music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Dippermouth Blues (Sugar Foot Stromp), music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Cornet Chop Suey, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
MusicMoz page for Louis Armstrong, common.webpage.topic, Louis Armstrong
Struttin' With Some Barbecue, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Tight Like This, music.recording.releases, BD Jazz, Volume 2: Louis Armstrong / Camilo Sanin
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Jack - Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01wyrn4
Potato Head Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.label, Columbia
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, At age 17 Armstrong already possessed a technical ability and fluency far beyond that of any other New Orleans cornettist.
louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.sentence, He influenced Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald.
Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven, music.musical_group.member, m.0qjnff9
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01tgvhf
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, My Sweet Hunk o' Trash
Dippermouth Blues, music.recording.tracks, Dippermouth Blues (feat. Louis Armstrong)
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.instruments_played, Cornet
Gut Bucket Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Jack Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, music.artist.track, Tight Like This
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, West End Blues / Fireworks
Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra, music.musical_group.member, m.0wxskr9
Wild Man Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Jack Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, common.topic.article, m.02j1dk
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, Big Butter and Egg Man From the West / Sunset Cafe Stomp
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Someday
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, Cornet Chop Suey / My Heart
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Wild Man Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Careless Love Blues
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Artist
louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject, Louis Armstrong
Gut Bucked Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
m.043gvgs, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Six, music.musical_group.member, m.0xj1vvc
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Would You Like to Take a Walk
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01vws_y
Louis Armstrong & Billie Holiday, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.04d39nn
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.track, Wildman Blues
Cornet Chop Suey, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Back o 'Town Blues
m.043gvhd, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0qh0qb1
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043fgds
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0xj1vvc
Louis Armstrong: Satchmo, film.film.personal_appearances, m.0csmyx4
Most descriptions of these make a great to do about \"Chimes Blues\" because it contains Armstrong's first recorded solo., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.next_sentence, Armstrong's playing on other Oliver recordings such as \"Tears\" is, however,  much more representative.
Miles Davis once said 'You can tell the history of Jazz in four words: Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Here We Go
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, There are no jazz recordings made since which do not show some influence from these sessions.
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvgs
Cornet Shop Suey, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Armstrong's expressiveness, his rhythmic imagination and his ability to play the blues were without precedent., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, common.topic.notable_for, g.125773mnj
Would You Like to Take a Walk?, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, The Karnoffsky family encouraged his education, received him into their home, and eventually helped him to buy his first cornet.
Careless Love Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.musical_group.member, m.0rf4j6_
Armstrong was far more public in his concern for civil rights than most of his critics., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong & Louis Jordan, music.musical_group.member, m.01whqrd
Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars, music.musical_group.member, g.11b6bv69qq
Louis Armstrong, people.person.profession, Musician
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, music.artist.track, Heah Me Talkin' to Ya?
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Jack-armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, He influenced Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald.
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvhd
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, What a Wonderful World/What a Wonderful Life
m.0qjnff9, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven
m.043gvgy, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven
Dippermouth Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, theater.theatrical_composer.plays_composed, Black and Blue
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
m.01tgvhf, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
The Karnoffsky family encouraged his education, received him into their home, and eventually helped him to buy his first cornet., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Here We Go (Jazzstyle club mix)
He influenced Crosby and Ella Fitzgerald., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.contains_connections, louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Boog It
Cornet Chop Suey (In Eb), music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven, music.artist.track, Back o' Town Blues
Someday, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Rockin' Chair
Jack / Armstrong Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Would You Like to Take a Walk, music.recording.featured_artists, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Sidney Bechet, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.connections_to, louis armstrong played with sidney bechet
Oops, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Someday, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Armstrong's playing on other Oliver recordings such as \"Tears\" is, however,  much more representative.
m.043f5z4, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
m.0gxd3x8, film.performance.actor, Louis Armstrong
What A Wonderful World, music.recording.releases, The Very Best of Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.track, Potato Head Blues
Gut Bucket Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Life Is So Peculiar
m.043gvg9, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Dippermouth Blues
Here We Go - Play It Again, Satchmo (extended version), music.recording.artist, Lifestyle & Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Carry Me Back to Old Virginny
m.0gc2gxs, film.performance.actor, Louis Armstrong
Armstrong's expressiveness, his rhythmic imagination and his ability to play the blues were without precedent., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, Even Coleman Hawkins, then playing with the Henderson band, was overwhelmed by Armstrong's playing.
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, g.11b6bv69qq
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.0z84ydb
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.instruments_played, Trumpet
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Cultural Exchange
louis armstrong influenced ella fitzgerald, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.relation, influenced
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.webpage, MusicMoz page for Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.instruments_played, Trumpet
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvg9
Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Rockin' Chair, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Some Day, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Cornet, music.instrument.instrumentalists, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, In several of these sessions, Armstrong played with Bechet.
Because most jazz playing was ensemble, improvising had to be kept very simple to avoid clashing between parts., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.album, Struttin' With Some Barbecue / Once in Awhile
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvgm
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, From 1930 to 1947 he toured endlessly, fronting his own, under-rehearsed, over-worked big bands.
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, My Walking Stick
Cornet Chop Suey, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars
Back In Town Blues, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.label, Gennett Records
W.P.A., music.recording.featured_artists, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, music.musical_group.member, m.0rqtsh3
The Skeleton in the Closet, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.instruments_played, Cornet
From 1930 to 1947 he toured endlessly, fronting his own, under-rehearsed, over-worked big bands., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, In 1929, Armstrong returned to New York,  where he soon became known to the general public, both black and white.
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Pennies From Heaven
Jaime, film.film.music, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Since Love Had Its Way
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven, music.artist.track, Wild Man Blues
Armstrong's playing on other Oliver recordings such as \"Tears\" is, however,  much more representative., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, Most descriptions of these make a great to do about \"Chimes Blues\" because it contains Armstrong's first recorded solo.
m.043d8c8, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Flat Foot Floogie, music.recording.canonical_version, Flat Foot Floogee (W/ Louis Armstrong - 6/10/38)
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Most descriptions of these make a great to do about \"Chimes Blues\" because it contains Armstrong's first recorded solo.
Legendary Louis Armstrong, common.topic.notable_for, g.1256y2f_x
louis armstrong played with sidney bechet, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.subject, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Smiling
Louis Armstrong: King of Jazz, film.film.personal_appearances, m.0cv_x86
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.043gvgy
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Six Foot Four
At age 17 Armstrong already possessed a technical ability and fluency far beyond that of any other New Orleans cornettist., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.next_sentence, Because most jazz playing was ensemble, improvising had to be kept very simple to avoid clashing between parts.
Would You Like to Take a Walk, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
m.09xh8td, common.webpage.topic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, book.author.works_written, Swing that music
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Gone Fishin'
Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
m.043fgfd, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Smiling, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
m.0wc6c4f, film.performance.actor, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.artist.origin, New Orleans
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Armstrong's expressiveness, his rhythmic imagination and his ability to play the blues were without precedent.
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Necessary Evil
m.0rqtsh3, music.group_membership.member, Louis Armstrong
louis armstrong played with sidney bechet, base.kwebbase.kwconnection.other, Sidney Bechet
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, The Skeleton in the Closet
m.043hl30, music.group_membership.group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043f5z4
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Don't Get Around Much Any More
Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars, music.musical_group.member, m.043gvgg
A family of Russian Jewish junk dealers, the Karnoffskys,  hired Louis as a wagon driver and errand boy., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, Because most jazz playing was ensemble, improvising had to be kept very simple to avoid clashing between parts.
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, On December 31 1912, Louis borrowed his current stepfather's pistol to join in the New Year's celebration.
Oops!, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, base.kwebbase.kwtopic.has_sentences, He was mentored by his idol and role model Oliver, then the top cornet player in New Orleans.
At age 17 Armstrong already possessed a technical ability and fluency far beyond that of any other New Orleans cornettist., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Jack Armstrong Blues, music.recording.releases, BD Jazz, Volume 2: Louis Armstrong / Camilo Sanin
Here We Go - Play It Again, Satchmo (radio version), music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Tight Like This, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.0wxskr9
Louis Armstrong, people.person.profession, Trumpeter
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.0z84wk5
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.01wkdr_
The Louis Armstrong Companion: Eight Decades of Commentary, book.book.editions, Louis Armstrong & Paul Whiteman : two kings of jazz
Armstrong had 'scatted' on a few of his New York recordings, but this performance on Heebie Jeebies created a sensation., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.notable_for, g.126sq6h5w
On December 31 1912, Louis borrowed his current stepfather's pistol to join in the New Year's celebration., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.previous_sentence, Armstrong wore a Star of David on his person for the rest of his life in memory of their kindness.
W.P.A., music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Black and Blue, theater.play.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.artist.genre, Jazz
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Mood Indigo
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, Isn't This a Lovely Day (Layo & Bushwacka! remix)
Louis Armstrong, music.group_member.membership, m.049jlp9
Armstrong wore a Star of David on his person for the rest of his life in memory of their kindness., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.next_sentence, On December 31 1912, Louis borrowed his current stepfather's pistol to join in the New Year's celebration.
Necessary Evil, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, common.topic.article, m.04n3d
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, When You're Smiling
Cornet Chop Suey, music.composition.composer, Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, music.musical_group.member, m.0rf4hwt
Louis Armstrong: Satchmo, common.topic.notable_types, Film
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Jack-Armstrong Blues
Sugarfoot Stomp, music.recording.artist, Louis Armstrong
Most descriptions of these make a great to do about \"Chimes Blues\" because it contains Armstrong's first recorded solo., base.kwebbase.kwsentence.kwtopic, Louis Armstrong
MusicMoz page for Louis Armstrong, common.webpage.category, Topic Webpage
Louis Armstrong, music.composer.compositions, Sugarfoot Stomp
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, music.musical_group.member, m.043d3l9
Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars, common.topic.notable_types, Musical Group
Louis Armstrong, music.featured_artist.recordings, They Say I Look Like God

Answer: Cornet
Trumpet