Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues

00:00:17 I think it's time now to sweeten the air

00:07:12 He had his own study. It was taboo to everyone.

00:12:10 In New Orleans, we're, quite naturally,

00:16:33 But we lived and, uh, enjoyed good food. And--

00:20:18 …and brighten it up

00:24:19 Everybody talks about Hendrix and "The Star-Spangled Banner."

00:28:11 So he said, "Well, I gotta do something."

00:31:44 -♪ Dinah ♪ -

00:36:10 The whole business end of music at that time

00:39:47 Talking about my cornet.

00:43:26 -You know what I'm talking about. -Herbs. Right.

00:47:28 On the road, he couldn't find no place to eat, sleep, or use the toilet.

00:51:14 I guess, more than all of the laws,

00:55:16 And he's talking to all of 'em.

01:00:23 Lucille, how did he propose? I mean--

01:04:15 I said, "You have to remember, I have been working for 13 years.

01:09:20 I should say that it is rather we,

01:13:50 'Cause sooner or later, man, he might have got hurt up there.

01:17:49 or the kind of way Black people acted in films,

01:22:33 when people did something that he felt-- I guess the word would be "unethical."

01:26:48 they-- I don't know why, but, uh, when they throw their…

01:30:59 When you return to the United States,

01:35:19 because, uh, there's so much in "Wonderful World"

01:43:24 -Nice looking boy, ain't he? -