During their 1964 tour in Australia, Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars put on more than just a concert—they gave fans a lesson in swing, passion, and stage presence. From the first bold note of his trumpet to the deep, smoky warmth of his voice, Armstrong proved once again why he was—and always would be—the soul of jazz.
The audience clapped, swayed and smiled as Armstrong, backed by his powerhouse All-Stars, segued into hits such as Blueberry Hill and Mack the Knife. His playful scat singing, bright trumpet solos and delightfully engaging stage patter turned this concert into a celebration of life and music. Each note bore its trace of the radiant sound that was Armstrong’s alone, an epiphany laughter which-you could tell sprang only from a true lover of his art.
Louis Armstrong – Live in Australia 1964
For those who liked Armstrong’s soulful rendition of The Bare Necessities in his BBC show, this live recording from Australia is unmissable. It presents Satchmo at his best, with all the technical excellence that made him a world-class star and the warm, playful style that came naturally to him. It’s Armstrong as both a virtuoso and an entertainer, from moments of deep feeling with the band to triumphantly roaring trumpet solos
Louis Armstrong’s music will never die: it only grows more decadent with the passing years. You can see more of his outstanding performances and rare recordings on his official apex now. Whether you’re hearing him for the first time or enjoying an old favorite afresh, his it ought to reminisce that—with a good deal of soul reinforced by plenty of spirit—life truly is glorious is a seduction to the senses and soothe for warm-hearted.
Louis Armstrong – Satchmo At His Best – Legends In Concert
If you loved Louis Armstrong’s amazing performance during his 1964 Australian tour, you can enjoy more of his music in many places. Even though he is no longer here, his songs still live on. You can find more of his famous performances and rare recordings on official music platforms.