What a Wonderful World song celebrates its 50th birthday

Source: N1 Monday, 21.08.2017. 15:57
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Exactly half a century ago, due to the turmoil of the Vietnam War, the birth of the civil rights movement, strengthening of feminism, emergence of a hippie culture and a number of other socio-political changes that overwhelmed the world Louis Armstrong recorded the last big hit in his long career, simple and happy ode to peace and brotherhood - What a Wonderful World.

In 1967, musical revolutionary of the early 20th century and one of the most influential artists in jazz history, Armstrong (1901-1971), was somewhat marginalized, the Los Angeles Times wrote.

In 1999, Armstrong's song was included in the Grammy Hall of Fame and since then it has been recorded in numerous musicians' interpretations.

On the occasion of 50th anniversary of the first edition, the Louise Armstrong Museum in Queens, New York, organized the exhibition "50 Years of What a Wonderful World song", which brings rare photographs and musical notes that tell the story of recording and creation of a legendary song.

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