and even becomes a stand-up comedian. It was in 1939 that he was given a break to show his talent when he was asked to join by Tommy Dorsey, a trombonist and a band leader. It was in 1942 when he decided to part ways with Dorsey’s band and went on solo and finally contract with Columbia. He became more successful when he appeared on several top grossing films like “Las Vegas Nights” where he won prestigious Academy award from the most reliable award giving bodies. Other movies he joined were “Anchors Aweigh” in 1945, “Take Me out to the Ball Game”, and “On the Town” in 1949 where he co-starred with Gene Kelly.

Even Frank Sinatra’s career slouched in 1950’s still he arose from it when he reinventedhimself as being emotional character. In 1960’s, he became a commercial success. He recorded music with other famous musicians the likes of Duke Ellington of Antonio Jobim. Frank Sinatra didn’t accept any singing engagements where blacks are banned from audiences.

He was able to perform and record popular songs such as the “Swing Easy” in 1954, “Come Fly with Me” in 1957, “In the Wee Small Hours” in 1955. He also recorded songs with other jazz stars like Lena Horne, Barbara Streisand, Bono, Tony Bennett, and Ella Fitzgerald. He became a cultural legend of America when he died from heart failure in Los Angeles City, California.

Louis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong is one of the famous jazz singer of his time was born on the 4th of August in 1901 in his