The soundtrack to Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues music, a 2022 Apple TV+ movie, tracklist, listen to all of the 52 full soundtrack songs. View all song names, who sings them, stream 52 additional tune playlists, scores, and credits used in the movie. Read 35 scene descriptions with timelines.
Song credits - additional film music - songs that are not included in the official soundtrack list, but are playing in the movie.
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1.
(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue? – Louis Armstrong[0:01′] An old video of Louis Armstrong performing live.
2.
I’ll be Glad When You’re Gone – Louis Armstrong[0:05′] Louis Armstrong films his music video in 1932.
3.
Azalea – Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington and His Orchestra[0:06′] Steve Allen is talking about Louis’ tapes.
4.
Mack the Knife – Louis Armstrong[0:09′] Louis is singing at a bar in his neighborhood.
5.
Russian Lullaby – Louis Armstrong[0:13′] Louis is talking about his opening night and all the black people that attended.
6.
Pale Moon – Louis Armstrong[0:14′] Louis is singing at his opening night.
7.
Coal Cart Blues – Louis Armstrong[0:17′] Humphrey Lyttleton is talking about what the center of entertainment in New Orleans was back then.
8.
Potato Head Blues – Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven[0:21′] Louis is talking about how he practiced every day with Mr. Davis’ help.
9.
Star Spangled Banner – Jimi Hendrix[0:24′] Jimi Hendrix is performing live at Woodstock.
10.
Snake Rag – King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band[0:25′] More than 200 musicians find themselves unemployed after the closing of Storyville.
11.
Hotter Than That – Louis Armstrong[0:29′] Lil Hardin is talking about the impact Louis had on people with his shows.
12.
Gut Bucket Blues – Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five[0:30′] Louis is talking about how he and his band made up their tunes.
13.
Heebie Jeebies – Louis Armstrong[0:31′] Wynton Marsalis is talking about how sophisticated the melodies Louis creates are.
14.
Dinah – Louis Armstrong[0:32′] Louis and his band are performing live.
15.
West End Blues – Louis Armstrong[0:32′] Leonard Feather remembers how he met Louis.
16.
Tiger Rag – Louis Armstrong[0:35′] Louis is announcing his upcoming performed song.
17.
I Cover The Waterfront – Louis Armstrong[0:36′] Louis and his band are performing their newest songs.
18.
Star Dust – Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra[0:39′] Louis is giving an interview talking about Joe Glaser.
19.
Struttin’ With Some Barbecue – Louis Armstrong[0:41′] Trummy Young is talking about how Louis started to get popular.
20.
I’m a Din Dong Daddy – Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven[0:42′] Louis is talking about the Swiss Kriss commercial.
21.
I Ain’t Gonna Give Nobody None O’ My Jelly Roll – Louis Armstrong[0:45′] Louis and his crew are recording a new song.
22.
Rockin’ Chair – Louis Armstrong & His All Stars[0:49′] Louis and Jack Teagarden are performing together.
23.
Glory Alley – Louis Armstrong[0:56′] Louis is telling the reporter about the gossip situation with Harry James.
24.
Basin Street Blues – Louis Armstrong[0:57′] Louis is recording The Glenn Miller Story in 1954.
25.
I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You) – Louis Armstrong[0:59′] Louis is singing a song dedicated to his wife.
26.
Blueberry Hill – Louis Armstrong[1:04′] Louis’ wife is talking about when they moved into their new house.
27.
Jeepers Creepers – Louis Armstrong[1:06′] Louis and his friend are performing live together.
[1:17′] An old video of Louis singing in the movie Going Places.
28.
St. Louis Blues – Louis Armstrong[1:09′] Louis writes a letter to his wife to tell her about his trip to Africa.
29.
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child – Louis Armstrong[1:21′] Louis is playing a song on his trumpet.
30.
They Say I Look Like God – Dave Brubeck & Louis Armstrong and His Band[1:28′] Louis is preparing for a Broadway musical.
31.
The Real Ambassador – Dave Brubeck & Louis Armstrong and His Band[1:29′] Louis is talking about how people started perceiving him as the ambassador.
32.
What A Wonderful World – Louis Armstrong[1:34′] Louis is talking about how much he loved the block he and Lucille lived in.
33.
April In Paris – Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong[1:38′] Old photos of Louis through the years are shown.
34.
Boy From New Orleans – Louis Armstrong[1:41′] End credits song.
35.
You Rascal You – Louis Armstrong
36.
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans – Louis Armstrong
37.
When It’s Sleepy Time Down South – Louis Armstrong
38. Ida Sweet As Apple Cider – Louis Armstrong
39.
Down By The Riverside – Bunk Johnson40.
Louis Armstrong On Playing With Joe Oliver – Louis Armstrong
41.
First Recording Date – Lil Harden
42.
Courtship – Lil Harden
43.
Hot Five – Lil Harden
44.
Wild Man Blues – Louis Armstrong
45.
Now High The Moon – Louis Armstrong
46. How Jazz Was Born – Louis Armstrong
47.
Hello Dolly – Louis Armstrong
48.
Sly Moonguse, All For You Louis – Louis Armstrong
49.
King Of The Zulus – Louis Armstrong
50.
How You Has Jazz – Louis Armstrong
51.
Georgia On My Mind – Louis Armstrong
52.
Bourbon Street Parade – Louis ArmstrongLouis Armstrong’s Black & Blues official OST album tracklist, original motion picture score.
Original music composed by Terence Blanchard
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(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue? – Louis Armstrong Streaming on: Apple TV+
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Movie Genre: Biography, Documentary
Release date (wide): 28 October 2022
Runtime: 1h 46m
Production: Apple Original Films, Imagine Documentaries
Distributor: Apple TV+
Director: Sacha Jenkins
Stars: Louis Armstrong (archive footage), Steve Allen (voice), Ernie Anderson (voice)
IMDB: Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues
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Hi I’m a 64 year old woman. I am a Louisiana native. I’ve always loved Louis Armstrong‘s music and singing. After watching this second recent documentary on him, I feel I understand him so much better now. Unfortunately, Time had to pass and my knowledge had to grow. I now know he was an architect of all the music in this life, I love.
Please tell me that last song. It was the song that played doing the last part of the credits. Hearing that song I could hear my culture. I heard Jazz, I heard blues, I even heard of Cajun fiddle playing oh so softly. I would love to buy it!
unfortunately, we are unable to identify the song you are looking for.