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Blueberry Hill, C'est Si Bon, Hits Medley*
The Danny Kaye Show
Louis Armstrong
1966First broadcast November 16, 1966. With Danny Kaye, Caterina Valente
Blueberry Hill, C'est Si Bon, Hits Medley*
The Danny Kaye Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 22609
So Long Dearie, 'German Town' song, When The Saints Go Marching In*
The Danny Kaye Show
Louis Armstrong
1967First broadcast January 4, 1967. *With Danny Kaye
So Long Dearie, 'German Town' song, When The Saints Go Marching In*
The Danny Kaye Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 22182
Cheesecake
Hollywood Palace
Louis Armstrong
1967First broadcast April 1, 1967. Includes Tyree Glenn - vocals
Includes - When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Back Home Again In Indiana, A Kiss To Build A Dream On, Hello Dolly, Avalon, Muskrat Ramble, Mack The Knife, Blueberry Hill, The Song Is Ended, Volare, What The World Needs Now, I Wanna Be Around, Cabaret
Antibes Jazz Festival 1967
Louis Armstrong
1967Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 26-27, 1967. With Tyree Glenn - trombone, vocals, Joe Muranyi - clarinet, Marty Napoleon -piano, Buddy Catlett - bass, Danny Barcelona - drums, Jewel Brown - vocals
Includes - When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Back Home Again In Indiana, A Kiss To Build A Dream On, Hello Dolly, Avalon, Muskrat Ramble, Mack The Knife, Blueberry Hill, The Song Is Ended, Volare, What The World Needs Now, I Wanna Be Around, Cabaret
Antibes Jazz Festival 1967
Louis Armstrong
Concert filmFranceB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26161
Hello Dolly
Operation : Entertainment
Louis Armstrong
1967ABC TV show, filmed December 20, 1967. Fort Hood Army Base, Kileen, Texas. Louis Armstrong and the All Stars
When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Instrumental, Blueberry Hill, Sunrise Sunset, Mack The Knife, Undecided, Mood Indigo, That's My Desire, There'll Be Some Changes Made*,I Left My Heart In San Francisco*,Bare Necessities,What A Wonderful World,Hello Dolly
Show Of The Week
Louis Armstrong
1968First broadcast August 2 and 9, 1968. Louis Armstrong and the All Stars. *With Jewel Brown - vocals
When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Instrumental, Blueberry Hill, Sunrise Sunset, Mack The Knife, Undecided, Mood Indigo, That's My Desire, There'll Be Some Changes Made*,I Left My Heart In San Francisco*,Bare Necessities,What A Wonderful World,Hello Dolly
Show Of The Week
Louis Armstrong
TV showUKColourLive performanceEntry id = 3847
When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Pennies From Heaven, Blueberry Hill
Newport Jazz Festival 1970
Louis Armstrong
1970Festival Field, Newport, Rhode Island, July 10, 1970
When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Pennies From Heaven, Blueberry Hill
Newport Jazz Festival 1970
Louis Armstrong
Concert filmUSAB&W Live performanceEntry id = 14049
Mack The Knife, I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate*, The Whiffenpoof Song, When The Saints Go Marching In, I'm A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas*
The Flip Wilson Show
Louis Armstrong
1970First broadcast October 22, 1970. *With Flip Wilson
Mack The Knife, I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate*, The Whiffenpoof Song, When The Saints Go Marching In, I'm A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas*
The Flip Wilson Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 3674
Blue Yodel No.9 (Standin' On The Corner)
The Johnny Cash Show
Louis Armstrong
1970First broadcast October 28, 1970. With Johnny Cash
Blue Yodel No.9 (Standin' On The Corner)
The Johnny Cash Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 1580
What A Wonderful World
David Frost's International Variety Show
Louis Armstrong
1970Finsbury Park Astoria, London, October 29, 1970. Relayed by CCTV to regional cinemas in the UK
What A Wonderful World
David Frost's International Variety Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUKB&WLive performanceEntry id = 12650
When It's Sleepytime Down South, That's My Desire*, Boy From New Orleans (When The Saints Go Marching In), Blueberry Hill**
The David Frost Show
Louis Armstrong
1971First broadcast February 10, 1971. *With Tyree Glenn. **With Bing Crosby
When It's Sleepytime Down South, That's My Desire*, Boy From New Orleans (When The Saints Go Marching In), Blueberry Hill**
The David Frost Show
Louis Armstrong
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 12644
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