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Louis Armstrong
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American jazz trumpeter, cornetist, singer and bandleader, nicknamed "Satchmo" or "Pops". Along with [a=Fletcher Henderson] he was the instigator of the second wave of jazz, Swing.
Inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 1990 (Early Influence).
[b]For his writing credits, do not use those of his wife [a=Lil Hardin-Armstrong] ("Struttin' With Some Barbecue", "Bad Boy", "Just For A Thrill", "Perdido Street Blues", "The King Of The Zulu's" among others)[/b]
Born 4 August 1901 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA (often also noted as 4 July 1900, based on erroneous information from Armstrong himself).
Died 6 July 1971 in New York City, New York, USA.
Winner of 1 Grammy Award:
- Best Vocal Performance, Male for [m=232350]
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19 Collabs
Duke Ellington
14 Collabs
Ella Fitzgerald
6 Collabs
Billy Kyle
6 Collabs
Irving Mills
5 Collabs
Barney Bigard
5 Collabs
Norman Granz
4 Collabs
Milt Gabler
4 Collabs
Oscar Peterson
4 Collabs
Trummy Young
4 Collabs
Kenny G
4 Collabs
Danny Barcelona
4 Collabs
Ray Brown
3 Collabs
Mort Herbert
3 Collabs
Arvell Shaw
3 Collabs
Herb Ellis
3 Collabs
Bob Thiele
2 Collabs
Ron McMaster
2 Collabs
Ray Hall
2 Collabs
Oscar Hammerstein II
2 Collabs
Sy Oliver
2 Collabs
Johnny Burke
2 Collabs
Clarence Muse
2 Collabs
Eddie Shu
2 Collabs
George & Ira Gershwin
2 Collabs
Bob Haggart
2 Collabs
The Wonderful World Of Louis Armstrong All Stars
2 Collabs
Bob Russell
2 Collabs
The Commanders
2 Collabs
Gordon Jenkins
2 Collabs
Louis Bellson
2 Collabs
Leon Rene
2 Collabs
Otis Rene
2 Collabs
Eddie Delange
1 Collabs
Don George
1 Collabs
Joe Morris (3)
1 Collabs
Peter Van Steeden
1 Collabs
John Blackburn
1 Collabs
Edmond Hall
1 Collabs
Al Lewis
1 Collabs
Harry Ruby
1 Collabs
Dave McRae
1 Collabs
Haven Gillespie
1 Collabs
Phil Urso
1 Collabs
Johnny Hodges
1 Collabs
DuBose Heyward
1 Collabs
Jerome Kern
1 Collabs
Sandy Block
1 Collabs
Aaron Izenhall
1 Collabs
Harry Clarkson
1 Collabs
Carl Fischer (2)