Artist
Lil Hardin Armstrong
Memphis, United States
Lil Hardin Armstrong is a musician from Memphis, United States. They also recorded with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven and Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five.
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Biography
American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, singer and bandleader (b. February 3, 1898 in Memphis, Tennessee – d. August 27, 1971 in Chicago, Illinois).
Played with Freddie Keppard, King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, Henry Allen, Zutty Singleton, and many others. She also led her own groups, (Lil Armstrong And Her Dixielanders and Lil Armstrong And Her Swing Band). Lil Hardin-Armstrong was Louis Armstrong's second wife (and he was her second husband). They married in 1924 and divorced in 1938.
Composed "Struttin' With Some Barbecue," "Bad Boy," "Just For A Thrill," "Perdido Street Blues," "The King Of The Zulu's", which is often miscredited to Louis Armstrong.
Bio from Discogs
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven
A project Lil Hardin Armstrong was part of. Former member.
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five
A project Lil Hardin Armstrong was part of. Former member.
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