>Casually mogs John Coltrane, Joe Williams, Miles Davis, and Bobby McFerrin

WTF I love Louis Armstrong now

For me, it's Dizzy

>>127128518
Many such cases
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zebQD2z2qI

Snapping my trumpet in half for Louis

Long full two handed strokes down to the trumpet for Louis Armstrong

musically yes
personality wise too

LA FULLY RE-REMASTERED WHEN

>>127128579
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWNcU54jEfE

>>127128583
I’m “tight like this” for Louis

>>127128512 (OP)
>>127128532
>>127128609
YESSSSSSSS PLAY IT AGAIN LOUIS

>>127128512 (OP)
Duke Ellington mogged Louis and he's far better remembered
Louis is relegated to the history books while people still listen to Duke

>>127129346
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHjZQb-kGek

>>127128512 (OP)
I don't think Miles would argue. He still held him up, even after his later experimental years.

>>127128512 (OP)
Not music

Where do I start with Louis Armstrong?

>>127129468
Lets hear yours then.

>>127129481
La Vie En Rose
What a Wonderful World is too basic bitch of an answer

And then he went on the moon!

Sexless chuds BTFO

He was a faithful Catholic, but loved smoking weed....before smoking weed was even a thing.

>>127129626
Wait, maybe not faithful. He was raised Catholic, but wasn't much in his adult life. Just a wholesome guy.

>>127129621
you can't get anymore based than this

>>127128512 (OP)
>John Coltrane
>Miles Davis
Their music is on a completely different level of complexity from pops. Not really comparable. Neither mogs the other, they're both great at what they do.

>Joe Williams
>Bobby McFerrin
Why even bring them up? They aren't revered to the same level as pops...

>>127128512 (OP)
Its real
RIP Fatso