Armstrong, Louis - Great Satchmo /What A Wonderful World 2LP

Why was Louis Armstrong so important to Jazz? First of all his unmistakable and immediately recognizable voice, second, the way he brought into focus the trumpet, the rhythm of the trumpet, and the relationship of the instrument to the ensemble in jazz.

A1 What a Wonderful World
A2 Indiana
A3 A Kiss to Build a Dream on
A4 The Bucket's Got a Hole in It
A5 New Orleans Function: Flee As a Bird; Oh, Didn't He Ramble
A6 Mack the Knife
B1 C'est Si Bon (It's So Good)
B2 Ole Miss Blues
B3 La Vie en Rose
B4 The Faithful Hussar
B5 After You've Gone
B6 When It's Sleepy Time Down South
C1 Cabaret
C2 Muskrat Ramble
C3 Blueberry Hill
C4 Black and Blue
C5 On the Sunny Side of the Street
C6 Struttin' with Some Barbecue
D1 When the Saints Go Marching in
D2 Basin Street Blues
D3 Now
D4 You Has Jazz
D5 High Society Calyps
D6 When It's Sleepy Time Downsouth