For 10 points, name this jazz trumpeter nicknamed "Satchmo," the singer of "What a Wonderful World."
This man performs an instrumental cadenza and sings a wordless chorus in his band's recording of King Oliver's "West End Blues." In 1950, this artist was inspired to record "C'est Si Bon" in America after hearing it at the Nice Jazz Festival. This leader of the Hot Five and Hot Seven inserted his own name into the lyrics of his chart-topping cover of the musical song (*) "Hello, Dolly!". He recorded an early example of scat singing in his 1926 song "Heebie Jeebies." This man raspily sang about "trees of green" and "red roses" in another song. For 10 points, name this jazz trumpeter nicknamed "Satchmo," the singer of "What a Wonderful World."
This man performs an instrumental cadenza and sings a wordless chorus in his band's recording of King Oliver's "West End Blues."
Louis Armstrong [accept “Satchmo” until mention]