Louis the Louis Armstrong Story JONES & CHILTON 1971 HBDJ 1st American Edition

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SYNOPSIS: 256 pages. "The Louis Armstrong Story, 1900-1971" is a highly regarded, detailed biography of jazz icon Louis Armstrong. Co-authored by esteemed jazz historians Max Jones and John Chilton, the book traces his life from a tough childhood in New Orleans to his status as a global music legend, shedding light on his career, marriages, and immense impact on jazz." Profusely illustrated with hundreds of photos.

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company, Boston - Toronto. 1971. Stated First American Edition.

Format: Hardback with dust jacket. NOT EX LIB.

Condition: Jacket has minor shelving wear such as touching and rubbing. Unclipped flaps show $9.50 retail. Inner pages excellent. No markings, tears, holes, or other issues. Tightly bound.

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