InPaper PoetrybyTree Langdon·Oct 6From Another LifetimeAmerican SentenceA response icon4A response icon4
Takshak Bist·Sep 30What a Wonderful WorldI was 18 once, listening to What a Wonderful World without thinking too much about it.
Arnaldo Gunzi·May 4Que Mundo MaravilhosoUma das músicas de que mais gosto é a What a Wonderful World, de Louis Armstrong. Além de belíssima por si só, a letra é poesia pura e a…
David Leonnig·Apr 16Some of the things I think of at night…I wake up all the time, and sometimes the insights are average and sometimes they are awesome. Lately I have been dreaming more, thanks to…
InRestless QuillsbyJohn Hansen PAL·Apr 12My Old TrumpetWhat a wonderful worldA response icon25A response icon25
Darth Calrissian Battousai·Feb 21DiscussionsDB5: 1940–1960: REALISM, NATURALISM, MODERNISM Invisible ManMs. G Your post offers a good reading of invisibility as both a sociological condition and a psychological stance, and I especially…
Lawrence Peryer·Sep 4, 2025Larry Tye: The Jazzmen Who Changed American HistoryLarry’s latest book, The Jazzmen, tells the story of how Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Count Basie transformed America. But this…
Dharani Motadi·May 31, 2025My Escape from Elevator JazzI come from the roots of South India. A culture rich in rhythm, layered with ancient scales, improvisation, and devotional intensity. Music…
InSurviAmerica TodaybySandro Baldino·Mar 3, 2025The Music of New Orleans Mardi GrasHistorical Roots and Contemporary Events
InAdmiring MultipotentialitybyMike Ketch🖌·Jan 28, 2025Hitch Selects a Louis Armstrong Album“fun fact”: bone burns to ash at 1500 degrees FahrenheitA response icon1A response icon1