1901-1971 Kathleen Murray.  Was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana in a poor family.  Louis replaced King Oliver in the band Kid Ory around 1918.

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Kathleen Murray

 Was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana in a poor family.  Louis replaced King Oliver in the band Kid Ory around  He played in Fletcher Henderson band for 13 months in New York City  In 1925, Louis recorded his first Hot Five record  He influenced a lot of great jazz musicans like Miles Davis and Dave Brubeck

 Developed a way of jazz with instrument and vocals  Appeared in more then 300 films  Recorded 5 decades of hit songs including “What a Wonderful World” “Hello, Dolly” and “Mack The Knife”  Won 1964 Male Vocalist Grammy

 Louis Armstrong grew under the wing of Joe “King” Oliver in his teenage years. In 1919 when Oliver left for Chicago, Louis took his place in the Kid Ory band.

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