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- All Time Greatest Hits
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Louis Armstrong
Released 1994

Sittin' In The Sun
03:01
7,767 plays

Kiss Of Fire
03:05
7,633 plays

When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)
04:06
7,605 plays

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- 1
- What A Wonderful World
- 02:20
- 24,727 plays

- 2
- Hello, Dolly!
- 02:28
- 11,810 plays

- 3
- Sittin' In The Sun
- 03:01
- 7,767 plays

- 5
- A Kiss To Build A Dream On
- 03:04
- 12,825 plays

- 6
- It Takes Two To Tango
- 02:56
- 7,021 plays

- 7
- That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)
- 03:07
- 6,359 plays

- 8
- Kiss Of Fire
- 03:05
- 7,633 plays

- 9
- (When We Are Dancin') I Get Ideas
- 03:28
- 6,327 plays

- 10
- Gone Fishin'
- 02:33
- 7,134 plays

- 11
- Skokiaan (South African Song)
- 04:59
- 7,586 plays

- 12
- La Vie En Rose
- 03:25
- 36,504 plays

- 13
- The Dummy Song
- 02:22
- 7,020 plays

- 14
- Chloe (Song Of The Swamp)
- 03:04
- 5,633 plays

- 15
- I Still Get Jealous
- 02:14
- 5,603 plays

- 16
- When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)
- 04:06
- 7,605 plays

- 17
- Blueberry Hill
- 02:54
- 7,341 plays

- 18
- When It's Sleepy Time Down South
- 03:17
- 5,342 plays

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album review

The 18 tracks on All-Time Greatest Hits come from Louis Armstrong's "pop" era, the final decades of his career where, under the tutelage of producer Milt Gabler and arranger Gordon Jenkins, the jazz pioneer moved full-bore into a genial form of heavily orchestrated pop music. The Armstrong of this era, a large, bear-like man with an infectious laugh and a gravelly voice, immaculately dressed in a crisp suit with a white linen handkerchief in one hand and a rarely played trumpet in the other, has become the iconic image of the man, which unfairly relegates his best, most passionate and most influential work to the background. "What a Wonderful World," "Hello Dolly," "A Kiss to Build a Dream On," and "When You're Smiling" are masterful pop songs, and this well-annotated, perfectly remastered set does them justice. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide