Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five - Got No Blues free for downloading

great performance and nice video too... I like how u included the pics of the musicians..

Vocalion re-issue sound grea!t is it a master pressing?

Nearly a hundred years old and it still sounds as fresh as if it had been recorded  yesterday!Some will try to emulate them but no one will ever exceed the quality of these recordings.

EXCELLENT !!! THANK YOU

You can't play better trumpet. And he did this without any modern concept of "pressureless embouchure", year-long breathing exercises, or whatever they teach today. He did it the old way. 

Louie at his best; great solos by all members!

An amazing use of a key change - from E flat to F, initiated by the banjo link - and then restored to E flat by that wonderful break at the end of Louis' solo.

That solo - 90 years later - still knocks me out. As Louis remarked approximately one year before his passing in 1971 (about his very first recordings), "Ain't nothing like it since, and can't nobody play nothing like it now. My oldest record, can't nobody touch it."

I really like Armstrong. Excellent video my friend. In this time he was in Banda from King Oliver? Thanks

Dodds solo raises the hairs on back of my neck ! Fantastic!

No one played cornet as him, never.

Why did he sometimes use a white cloth in his left hand? Great video, one of my favorites.