When Louis Armstrong Invented Jazz: 100 Years of the Recordings That Changed Popular Music

The celebrated Hot Five and Hot Seven sessions provided the 'momentum' through which the trumpeter transformed the genre into a creative art form centered on individual expression, while also securing his breakthrough…

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Cuando Louis Armstrong inventó el jazz: cien años de las grabaciones que cambiaron la música popular

Las célebres sesiones de los Hot Five y Hot Seven fueron el ‘momentum’ en que el trompetista transformó el género en un arte creativo de expresión individual, pero también le dieron el espaldarazo para convertirse en una de las primeras estrellas del pop

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When Louis Armstrong Invented Jazz: 100 Years of the Recordings That Changed Popular Music

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