Louis Armstrong’s 1969-1971 Tapes: Reels 26-30
In our last installment of this series, we finally hit upon a tape with genuine late 1960s content after a run of nearly 20 straight tapes that were originally made […]
In our last installment of this series, we finally hit upon a tape with genuine late 1960s content after a run of nearly 20 straight tapes that were originally made […]
Welcome to the third installment of Hyland Harris’ s behind-the-scenes walkthrough of the Louis Armstrong House Museum (in case you missed them, here are the links for Part 1 and […]
We took last week off from our series examining Louis Armstrong’s 1969-1971 tapes in order to celebration Charlie Parker’s Centennial but we’re back today with a look at Reels 21 […]
Last week, we presented the first part of a special behind the scenes tour of the Louis Armstrong House Museum, as presented by our own Hyland Harris. In Part 2, […]
Today’s “That’s My Home” post is a different one because it will not feature the voice or music of Louis Armstrong. Instead, we are celebrating Charlie Parker, born 100 years […]
We promised something special with our “Hanging With Hyland” series and here it is! The Louis Armstrong House Museum remains closed because of the pandemic but that didn’t stop our […]
Again, for those just joining the party, you can catch up with Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of this series, exploring the reel-to-reel tapes Louis Armstrong made in […]
This is slightly different edition of “That’s My Home,” but that title phrase will come back in a big way towards the end of this post. (We should mention that […]
This is the third part in what will be a very long series examining the music Louis Armstrong dubbed to tape and cataloged, as well as the collages he designed, […]
Denise Pease has been a resident of Corona for as long she can remember. The familiarity that Louis sparks in her comes from her memories gathering on Louis’s stoop with […]