Thu Jan 22 23:13:44 2009 UTClccn-n50-1506Jazz musicians--United StatesAfrican American musiciansAfrican American jazz musicians0.370.530.66Louis_Armstrongn 50001506oca00037199a118504053108451704Armstrong, Louis,1901-1971Armstrong, Satchmo,1901-1971Satchmo,1901-1971lccn-n50-80187Ellington, Duke1899-1974prflccn-n83-21406Fitzgerald, Ellaprfnc-his orchestraHis Orchestraprflccn-n83-121494Teagarden, Jack1905-1964prflccn-n81-20082Hines, Earl1903-1983prflccn-n50-33023Holiday, Billie1915-1959prflccn-n81-16968Basie, Count1904-1984prflccn-no91-29812All Stars (Musical group : Louis Armstrong)prflccn-n50-18853Crosby, Bing1903-1977prflccn-n81-139256Goodman, Benny1909-1986prfArmstrong, Louis1901-1971Armstrong, Louis1901-1971600Jazz vocalsJazzConcert filmsBig band musicChristmas musicFilms for the hearing impairedGoodman, Benny,--1909-1986Documentary filmsHoliday, Billie,--1915-1959Biography--Pictorial worksWhiteman, Paul,--1890-1967Comedy filmsPiano music (Jazz)Musicals--ExcerptsBiographical filmsImmigrantsRacismDiscographySwing (Music)Davis, MilesIrish AmericansOrganized crimeMotion picture musicFictionDocumentary television programsIllinois--ChicagoPictorial worksVideo recordings for the hearing impairedChristmas musicNew York (State)--New YorkMotion picture music--ExcerptsDance orchestra musicAfrican AmericansMusicBig band musicHistoryAfrican American jazz musiciansTrumpet with jazz ensembleDramaEllington, Duke,--1899-1974Musical filmsFeature filmsLouisiana--New OrleansBlues (Music)African American musiciansTrumpet music (Jazz)Popular musicCriticism, interpretation, etc.Juvenile worksJazz vocalsBiographyUnited StatesJazz musiciansArmstrong, Louis,--1901-1971Jazz1901197119131923192419251926192719281929193019311932193319341935193619371938193919401941194219431944194519461947194819491950195119521953195419551956195719581959196019611962196319641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010202595798rcrd781.65m1366ocn049917500ocn018617777ocn018643952ocn028050458ocn034377846ocn082824286ocn084234070ocn006210976ocn028050505ocn028050642ocn034555326ocn041899040ocn042834381ocn047095990ocn055878837ocn056349466ocn075376520ocn078446277ocn079063703ocn079393150ocn079789953ocn034151499ocn066519611ocn034664412ocn037130607ocn036317112ocn037138591ocn123080157ocn033928743ocn130881911ocn036316958ocn134994441ocn027824381ocn051049059ocn037130068ocn026270322ocn023991979ocn028452695ocn042703898ocn037142688ocn057730553ocn232652603ocn040168684ocn056750375ocn045561984ocn034664412ocn036317112ocn276342597ocn033928743ocn238605311ocn077579907ocn033322900ocn036316958ocn134994441ocn027824381ocn041398303ocn051049059ocn026270322ocn023991979ocn042703898ocn041167281ocn051868724ocn040978747ocn038485469ocn070184189ocn017591976ocn010363548ocn032997794ocn058809710ocn035817187ocn011872799ocn226224860ocn077461688ocn048819066ocn244488468ocn130881911ocn134994441ocn026234258ocn054844122ocn054844110ocn017879473ocn025395187ocn170405990ocn054844100ocn050313579ocn026881099ocn045873146ocn039752142ocn006293334ocn006293320ocn006293254ocn019970440ocn006293288ocn035581637ocn019970328ocn012486584ocn244488023ocn244488468ocn055089741ocn271121220ocn166748917ocn130881911ocn244214582ocn229894864ocn043290825ocn043290935ocn058916352ocn276415328ocn244488218ocn271432703ocn262295406ocn170405990ocn227004141ocn252035700ocn259347138ocn227817815ocn044754317ocn269375038ocn272566465ocn276342597ocn156097455ocn1809444704144617461379169621ocn052881484sw003625593:lccn-n50-1506Falsevisu20030.41Feature filmsComedy films

Musical set in the 1890's about a professional matchmaker who meets her match.

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Armstrong talks some about his overseas concerts. Also included is an interview at the Newport Jazz Festival with one of Armstrong's band members.

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Takes a look at the music, musicians, and spectators at the Newport Jazz Festival, 1958. Recreates the look of Stern's still photography into motion, with a display of human observation and scenes of live jazz (84 min.).

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In this sophisticated musical comedy, a society wedding is being arranged in Newport, Rhode Island. The beautiful Tracy Samantha Lord is to marry George Kittredge. However, Tracy's ex-husband, the songwriter C.K. Dexter-Haven, has never stopped loving her and has hopes of winning her back. A New York scandal sheet reporter and photographer arrive to cover the wedding and complicate the tangled romances.

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The fable of rascally Little Joe, torn between the love of his good wife Petunia and the wiles of good-time bad girl Georgia Brown ... and caught in a tug-of-war between emissaries from the Lord and Satan.

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This tribute to Glenn Miller charts his rise from obscurity and poverty to fame and wealth in the early 1940s.

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Corrected typescript "1st draft," Corrected typescript "2nd draft."

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The author traces Armstrong's rich and varied life --from poverty and obscurity to fame.

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Henry Smart, on the run from his Republican paymaster, flees from Dublin to Liverpool and then to New York. And this is where Oh, Play That Thing begins. It's 1924 and in America Henry falls on his feet, as a man with a sandwich board. This being Prohibition he also keeps a stash of hooch aside, but when he catches the attention of the local mobsters it's time to move on again, this time to Chicago and to the wild, happy music of Louis Armstrong. But the mob is in Chicago too.

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A biography of the famous trumpeter who was one of the first great improvisers in jazz history. The story of the black musician who rose from poverty in New Orleans to the heights of the jazz world. One of America's most beloved entertainers, Louis Armstrong revolutionized jazz and helped establish it as the nation's first highly popular black art form.

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A biography of one of America's most important musicians, who was born in extreme poverty and never had a real music lesson, but became world famous for his singing and trumpet playing.

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Children put on a puppet show using the words to the song "What a Wonderful World," made famous by Louis Armstrong.

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Relates how the famous jazz trumpeter began his musical career, as a poor boy in New Orleans, by singing songs on street corners and playing a battered cornet in a marching band.

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A fictional recreation of the youth of trumpeter Louis Armstrong in New Orleans.

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Simple text and illustrations describe the life and accomplishments of the jazz trumpeter who was nicknamed Satchmo.

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An account of some of the events of the childhood of Louis Armstrong.

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A dramatic presentation of the life of Louis Armstrong, a black musician, making use of narration, dramatized highlights, music and sound effects. The 6-page activity booklet contains recall questions, vocabulary exercises, map activities, additional historical information, and suggestions for individual research projects. The specified interest and instructional levels are the intermediate and junior high grades.

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