Louis Armstrong - Hello Dolly скачать видео бесплатно

Liqued Stranger

This man was incredible, a true master of his art!!!

MrGeek1979

still working :)

Whaitikitiki Kimura

Just Beautiful Wish music was played like that today! Tena tatou!

Andy Barabash

JAZZ HEROES 1

Michael Kair

super jazzman of the world

gamer NC

C'est beau et c'est bien.

Gloria Martínez

*hello, Dolly, yo soy Louis, Dolly,**es tan bueno tenerte de vuelta en donde perteneces...**te ves fabulosa, Dolly, te lo puedo decir, Dolly,**aún estás rebosante, aún estás cantando,**aún te mantienes en forma...**siento la sala tambalearse, mientras la banda toca**uno de nuestros clásicos favoritos de aquellos tiempos,**así que, tómenle su abrigo, chicos,**búsquenle un par de rodillas para que se siente, muchachos,**Dolly nunca más te vayas de aquí...*... ... ...os dejo con el señor *Louis Armstrong* y este tesoro de los sesenta... y me voy cantando con él, *'Dolly'll never go away again, Dolly'll never go away again... ¡ouh yeah!'*espléndido jueves, ya nos espera el fin de semana a la vuelta de la esquina ;)

Ted DeCorte

Tops the Charts today, May 9, 1964.

Norick Amano

eventMay 9, 1964"Hello, Dolly!" of Louis Armstrong comes first in U. S. hit chart and stops a record of the consecutive first place of the Beatles which followed from February 1 in 14 weeks.wikipedia

prasatorr

trolling the audience like a boss

Dominic Dsouza

Not only was a wonderful trumpet player, but also was a wonderful singer, who had his own unique style, that no one will ever be able to match with him.

Libby Checks

Love this guy, his band and this song.

Ed Liss

Louis Armstrong (pops) was the greatest influence on American Music in the 20th century. If you look at some of the great artists like Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and countless others, their musical influences can be traced back to Armstrong. This country was founded on black music -- you can deny it -- debate it -- or flat out reject it, but that is a fact. Racial prejudice kept many talented black artists away from the white mainstream population. Blacks could not get their music heard with the exception of jukeboxes and juke joints that catered to black patrons. As a result of this racial stupidity, the American public denied itself some of the greatest talent of its time -- when these artists were in their prime. What a waste...

KEchinbo

イェーイ、重ねますねぇ。。。

TheJucika

Att få uppleva, höra Louis Armstrong är det absolute finaste den nya tekniken kan ge mig! Och den gav till mig! Vi måste bevara honom för evigt!

Patricia Gonçalves

muito linda essa música

Marian Pintilie

Good Old Sasquatch :)

jack moorhead

what a man music

Agnes Senecal

Louis armstrong - good morning everyone :)

davidb1258

Legendary STAR, Unrepeatable. 

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