This musician added the lyrics, "Oh, memory," to his version of Carmichael's song, "Stardust," and worked with pianist Earl Hines for the Weatherbird duet.
This musician added the lyrics, "Oh, memory," to his version of Carmichael's song, "Stardust," and worked with pianist Earl Hines for the Weatherbird duet. He worked for Okeh Records with his Hot Seven group to produce "Potato Head Blues" and is regarded as one of the first (*) scat singers after the release of "Heebie Jeebies." In his most famous composition, he sings that he "hear[s] babies cry" and sees "trees of green, red roses too." For ten points, identify this African American jazz musician who was nicknamed "Satchmo" and sang "What a Wonderful World."
This musician added the lyrics, "Oh, memory," to his version of Carmichael's song, "Stardust," and worked with pianist Earl Hines for the Weatherbird duet.
Louis Armstrong [accept Satchmo before mentioned; accept Pops]