Louis Armstrong - "When It's Sleepytime Down South" from "Louis Armstrong at Newport 1970"

Louis Armstrong performing "When It's Sleepytime Down South'" at the 1970 Newport Jazz Festival. "Sleeptytime" was one of Louis Armstrong's "signature" songs, and his entrance onto the stage at this 70th birthday tribute to Louis brought the house down. This is believed to have been the last filmed performance of Armstrong, who passed away in 1971.
From the original film "Louis Armstrong at Newport" produced and directed by George Wein and Sid Stiber. The original, first-generation 16mm film footage was transferred to high definition in 2008. Edited versions of the film, presented under the title "Good Evening Ev'rybody: In Celebration of Louis Armstrong," have aired on PBS, BBC, and other broadcasters worldwide, and a feature-length version was distributed on DVD.
A limited number of the DVDs are still available on Amazon at www.amazon.com...
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[@peterbartram3453]

I was at this concert in 1970 with my parents for my mother's birthday.

[@davidalarconquinones87]

OMG 😱😱😱😱😱

[@dougobrien4877]

Wow!

[@822003]

How lucky were you... ♥️💯👍🏾

[@osocool1too]

The looks on the audience and the respect shown for this amazing musician says it all. He died within 12 months of this show and we have this piece of film to remember him by. RIP L.A.

[@carlawilliams7051]

I replay the intro over and over when Satchmo is coming onto the stage he was so cool...The 🌎 misses you The Late Great Louis Armstrong.❤

[@brynmormeredith6270]

Magical. I wish more people knew how significant and incomparable this great man's contribution was to the development of modern music. His work in the 1920s and 1930s was effortlessly innovative and trail-blazing to such an extent as to enable a definite, clear pre-Armstrong versus post-Armstrong difference to be discerned subsequently in the musical landscape.

[@JeffreyStillwell]

Absolutely true. Well said

[@luisantonioleonormeno7506]

That's true

[@luisantonioleonormeno7506]

Beatiful music

[@janberings7743]

A true genius. Because of him I started to play “ the horn” in the fifties. RIP.

[@daltonvargas15]

Will something beautiful and full of good vibes like this ever occur again in the music industry?

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

Diddy

[@lyonellaverde3135]

Sometimes angels are seen--and heard--on earth.

[@least_1403]

I cannot stop rewatching this.

[@thomaslong2911]

One of a kind never to be seen again

[@rosefisher2856]

❤❤😊 what a really nice memory of your mom 's birthday. Louis Armstrong was the best trumpet player ever!! GOOD MORNING DAMON!

[@cynthiaperkins5584]

Totally BEAUTIFUL...RIP THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF JAZZ.

[@VeraLucia-ne9me]

MEU NOME É JORGE NOGUEIRA, DE RÍO BRANCO ACRE.
FALAR O QUE, MEUS NOBRES FÃS, DESSA JÓIA RARA,. CONTRA FATOS, NÃO A ARGUMENTOS.

[@AmbassadorEntertainmentInc]

A limited number of the DVDs are available on Amazon at www.amazon.com/Louis-Armstrong-Evening-Evrybody-Celebration/dp/B07HGH37CF/

[@thomaslong2911]

The world ambassador of music

[@electrowavez1680]

Is that Bobby Hackett on trumpet?

[@clarkelaidlaw1678]

Yes.That is Bobby Hacket..he always played cornet and was widely known as having recorded some the most the most beautiful improvised melodies ever.He loved Louis and I cry every time a watch him kiss Louis in that video.

[@dougobrien4877]

Sublime

[@StoneyPaBoxing]

What a Blesser

[@dollar145]

wow, I was thining about this video, the algorithm can read our thoughts now?

[@davisworth5114]

This is Louis' theme song, just a beautiful person. Check out "Rare Batch of Satch" recorded with Chick Webb and Teddy Wilson in 1933, I believe, these sessions were my personal favorite, doing all of his signature numbers.

[@llj181]

Absolutely Wonderful 💯❤

[@monty7026]

The Greatest!!!!!!

[@mayonase718]

Where can I find this full concert !

[@thomaslong2911]

Genius

[@James18925]

Great as always