Louis Armstrong’s performance of “Someday” at the 1962 Goodyear Jazz Concert showed why people still see him as one of the best musicians ever. When he walked into the spotlight, you could feel the excitement. Holding his iconic trumpet—Armstrong made the song feel alive. His warm and emotional voice filled the room, and he led the band in a strong and smooth performance that showed the heart of jazz. The crowd was amazed by his energy and love for the music—his joy was easy to feel, and every sound from his trumpet or his voice touched people deeply. This performance, filmed in New York, showed Armstrong at his best.
The musicians with Armstrong, like Trummy Young on trombone and Joe Darensbourg on clarinet, made the music even better. It was a big moment in jazz, and you could see how much the crowd loved it—just like they loved Armstrong’s great performance. His voice, was full of real feelings and happiness—a happiness that could be heard in every note, making this concert something people will remember for a long time.
Louis Armstrong – Someday [Live]
Armstrong’s ‘Someday’ at the Goodyear Jazz Concert in 1962 is one performance which reminds us all why he is one of the greatest names in Jazz history. He brings to stage a timeless classic and singes it with a voice which fills the room with depth and warmth. Emotionally smooth while leading the band, he captures the very essence of Jazz. With endless charm and passion, Armstrong dazzles the crowd, who with no choice at hand must be glued to his energy, which is in one word, contagious.
Armstrong was submerged by fellow musicians like Trummy Young on trombone and Joe Darensbourg on clarinet which worked to enhance the magic of the performance, creating an atmosphere of musical synergy. The clarity with which the audience appreciates his performance is quite similar to how effortlessly he performs. Armstrong’s voice and words where sincere and truthful, filled with happiness- happiness that can be seen in every note making this concert one of the greatest ever.
Louis Armstrong – What A Wonderful World (Original Spoken Intro Version)
For those unfamiliar with Armstrong’s work in “Someday”, it’s safe to say he is truly unforgettable, and it gets even better. People say Louis Armstrong could do it all, and his fame came from many great shows, not just one. When he played, the room felt full of emotion and it felt like he was playing just for you.
Armstrong’s legacy lives on through various platforms. To stay connected with his magic, be sure to keep following them. Taking note of the words in his songs will deeply resonate with us.