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- n. Louis Armstrong, 1901-1971, an American jazz musician.
Examples
“The Satchmo has been a pitching legend for a long time.”
“For anyone who wants to discover the full range of Armstrong's music, from his earliest work to his final years, a tremendous new box set has recently been released called Satchmo - Ambassador of Jazz.”
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“He mentioned Toys R Us Australia is using Satchmo as one of the largest companies using Satchmo, which is cool to know.”
“Louis Armstrong, a k a Satchmo, a k a Pops, was to music what Picasso was to painting, what Joyce was to fiction: an innovator who changed the face of his art form, a fecund and endlessly inventive pioneer whose discovery of his own voice helped remake 20th-century culture.”
“McGrail, a leading authority on lip injuries in brass players, is one of the few doctors in the world who has done corrective surgery to repair a rupture of the orbicularis oris (tear in the lip muscle), a condition also known as Satchmo's Syndrome.”
“The festival celebrates the life and music of New Orleans 'favorite son, Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong in a free four day Jazz fest.”
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“The man known to millions as "Satchmo" is in the news again this week thanks to a pair of announcements by the Louis Armstrong House Museum in Corona, Queens.”
“It all started about the time a tough young New Orleans cornet man named Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong climbed off a train in New York wearing clodhopper policemen's shoes, and started playing with Fletcher Henderson.”
“Fifty five years ago, Edward R. Murrow went on the road with the great "Satchmo," Louis”
“The man known around the world as "Satchmo" was widely recognized as a founding father of jazz - a uniquely American art form.”
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