The Legacy of Louis Armstrong

This chapter highlights the iconic recording 'West End Blues' by Louis Armstrong, celebrating its lasting impact on music and culture. It explores Armstrong's groundbreaking career, focusing on his role as the first black pop star and his innovative scat singing in 'Heebie-Jeebies.' The discussion also touches on key recordings like 'St. Louis Blues,' showcasing Armstrong's artistry and the evolution of jazz during the 1920s.