Louis Armstrong - Indiana

Louis Armstrong & his All Stars live in Berlin 1965
Bass -- Arvell Shaw
Clarinet -- Eddie Shu
Drums -- Danny Barcelona
Piano -- Billy Kyle
Sax -- Eddie Shu
Trombone -- Tyree Glenn
Trumpet -- Louis Armstrong
Vocals -- Louis Armstrong

[@dickmiller5208]

The entire band is amazing. I could not name one of them from sight other than Pops. What a shame such talent is not famous.

[@jibsmokestack1]

They are all either legends or great players but other than Pops Tyree Glenn and Billy Kyle are legendary players in my book!

[@fatdan_95]

Its remarkable how well he could play in his mid 60s.

[@gregaudrey4299]

Absolutely, all of his notes were still clear as a bell.

[@Lucius_Chiaraviglio]

Seems that with Louis Armstrong in his later years, you always get a hybrid of traditional New Orleans jazz with modern jazz.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Arval Shaw is just incredible, and I'm a trumpet player....really all of them are.

[@donaldwahlstrom7115]

Louis one of a kind of all time.. loved him and will always!! great.

[@christansdad]

This is absolutely amazing. I always love watching professional musicians...specifically professional touring musicians. Guys like this have played these songs so much, so often, and so well that they don't need sheet music and don't miss a beat.

[@isaackahn7188]

My favourite american musical genius!

[@tyd521]

I love the way “On the Banks of the Wabash Far Away” is subtly played

[@redpeaux2107]

GREAT bass player, too. Louis obviously is 20th century's greatest musician, no contest.

[@russelljazzbeck]

"don't mean a thang if it don't got that swang" yes sir, Eddie

[@paulbrewer2374]

Tyree Glenn! 3:06

[@samuelpelaezquiroga6160]

El mejor!
Bravo!

[@BlackPantherStudios]

Great video 📹

[@verabenney1579]

Hi Al ! Is it Louis Armstrong on the piano ? The pianist is amazing. I'm going to cast the video onto the TV. Thanks 4 that Al ! Also, its great that you can contact Sue and you are in a 'bubble' with her. God is blessing you Al I do believe. Take care, Vee 😀

[@Kavinskie]

I enjoyed it very much, thx for uploading!

[@SaphirSouenEstherG]

Shared on Google+, July 6, 2018

[@thecaricarlitos]

only took a couple of decades to find this. thanks a lot

[@VicMeggaTone]

Clarinet player solo at 3.00 it don't mean a thing if it an't got that swing

[@wcstrawberryfields8011]

That trombone! What control...

[@musicalaccent]

Great!

[@adolfomarineto9223]

Donna lee

[@music4200mujer]

Waw! Amazing Louis!

[@jazzophil28]

:-) yeah

[@jacirasantanna7221]

Lovely!

[@charleslecuyer4996]

Du pur plaisir..

[@jacquesdeghorain3162]

superbe !!!!!!!!!!!

[@freiretrompete1174]

👏👏👏👏🎺🌟

[@VicMeggaTone]

3.01 clarinet player gives it don't mean a thing if it ant got that swing !

[@pixytomsongs]

And Louis quotes “I cover the waterfront”

[@jorgeponce5512]

WOW

[@GaelVillarreal-sx8fb]

Yo me llamo indiana

[@GaelVillarreal-sx8fb]

Alguien q se llame indiana?

[@marcelo8994]

Magnífico.. es muy triste que estás obras tengan tan poco reconocimiento actual.. y si basuras comerciales

[@usmc1875]

eh amigo, alegrate que tu lo escuchas:) ... es un privilegio escuchar esto viste

[@josephbraswell1594]

at 1:50 in the time was the best

[@arnoldwegstern5124]

Marvellous. Martin Schmidt-Hahn with his warm clarinet-sound would fit as well

[@jamesrichardson7468]

I can't believe that I performed where they did

[@lukaszkarnauchow9214]

Jop twoja

[@nestor3196]

DANIII MONOOOOOOOOOOOO ....

[@robert32634]

he played good musicwith the Hot Five . then he ruined it all by playing with the white musicians who wanted to latch on to him for the ride

[@jonvd7927]

You can at least show the man himself some respect.

[@robert32634]

@@jonvd7927 but i have shown him respect by praising his performance with the hot Five. but then he lost it by going commercial