The following bibliographical information relates to periodicals and books present in the archive of the Jazz-Institut Darmstadt. Our extensive periodical collection comprises 1.000 periodicals, more than 60.000 single issues. About 50% of the collection have been indexed. 

Following the more recent entries you'll find abbreviations which will give you a clue about the nature in the respective articles. The abbreviations are: 

• Louis Armstrong Bibliography - Introduction
• Books and essays 1935 to 1949
• Books and essays 1950 to 1959
• Books and essays 1960 to 1969
• Books and essays 1970 to 1979 (this page)
• Books and essays 1980 to 1999
• Books and essays 2000 to present

Jazz Index on this page has been compiled on 18. August 2004 by Wolfram Knauer

• Theo Frumau (ed.): Louis Armstrong. Satchmo, 'The Legend'. Een overzicht van het oeuvre van Louis Armstrong, The Netherlands [no date (1970s)] [book: Stichting Jazz Ten Toon] (F)
• Boris Vian: Louis Armstrong... Une sante!, in: Jazz Hot, #263 (Summer 1970) (F); Reprint, in: Boris Vian: Écrits sur le jazz. Tome 1: Jazz Hot/Combat, Paris 1981 [book: Christian Bourgois Éditeur], p. 107-109 (F)
• Franck Ténot: Satchmo et Django, in: Jazz Magazine, #175 (1970), p. 15 (B: "Louis Armstrong" de Hugues Panassié)
• Gene Ferrett: Louis Armstrong and the Big Bands, in: Gene Fernett: Swing Out. Great Negro Dance Bands, New York 1993 [book; Reprint, O: Midland/MI 1970], p. 61-64 (F)
• I. Dove: Armstrong enregistre pour Flying Dutchman, in: Jazz Magazine, #180 (1970), p. 16-17
• I. Dove: Louis Armstrong. Give Peace a Cance, in: Jazz & Pop, 9/9 (1970), p. 26-27
• J. & J. Andersen: Festival One. Louis, in: Coda, 9/9 (1970), p. 7
• J.M.: Louis 70 ans, in: Jazz Magazine, #179 (1970), p. 18-19
• L.V. Mialy: Hello Louis, in: Jazz Hot, 36/264 (1970), p. 13
• Leonard Feather: Louis scuffle encore (Las Vegas), in: Jazz Magazine, #183 (1970), p. 9
• Martin Williams: Louis Armstrong. Style Beyond Style, in: Martin Williams: The Jazz Tradition, New York 2/1983 [book; New York 1/1970], p. 52-64 (F)
• Max Jones & John Chilton & Leonard Feather: Salute to Satchmo, London 1970 [book] (F/I/D)
• R. Meryman: Satchmo se penche sur son passé, in: Jazz Magazine, #180 (1970), p. 18-23, 54-57
• Doug Ramsey: Louis Armstrong - "And His Friends" (Flying Dutchman), in: Down Beat, 37/26 (24.Dec.1970), p. 22 (R)
• John McDonough: Louis Armstrong - "The Definitive Album" (Audio Fidelity), in: Down Beat, 37/26 (24.Dec.1970), p. 22, 26 (R)
• NN: Satchmo Statue Fund. Raising Drive Is On, in: Down Beat, 37/1 (8.Jan.1970), p. 7 (short F); response, by Valerie Wilmer, in: Down Beat, 37/11 (28.May 1970), p. 10 (letter); response, by Charles Suhor, in: Down Beat, 37/14 (23.Jul.1970), p. 10 (letter)
• Stanley Dance: Lightly & Politely. Satchmo, in: Jazz Journal, 23/3 (Mar.1970), p. 18 (B: "Louis Armstrong", by Hughues Panassié)
• Burt Korall: The Pop and Jazz Scene. Salute to Satch, in: International Musician, 68/11 (May 1970), p. 22 (short F)
• Dan Morgenstern: Duke Ellington - "70th Birthday Concert" (Solid State), in: Down Beat, 37/12 (25.Jun.1970), p. 19 (R)
• John R.T. Davis & Laurie Wright: The Other Take, in: Storyville, #29 (Jun/Jul.1970), p. 171-174 (F: div. frühe Aufnahmen Armstrongs)
• NN: Louis Cuts Birthday LP, in: Melody Maker, 13.Jun.1970, p. 6
• NN: Newport Jazz Festival mit Satchmo, in: Jazz Podium, 19/6 (Jun.1970), p. 194 (N)
• Theo Zwicky: Louis - and Some West Coast Friends, in: Storyville, #29 (Jun/Jul.1970), p. 176-184 (F)
• Bob Wilber: Louis Plays the Blues. Three Solos transcribed and annotated, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 36-38 (A/T: "Terrible Blues"; "S.O.L. Blues"; "Mahogany Hall Stomp")
• Dan Morgenstern: Roses for Satchmo, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 14-19 (F/I with Duke Ellington, Barney Bigard, Benny Carter, Ray Brown, Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Stan Kenton, Cannonball Adderley, Quincy Jones, Teddy Buckner, Gerald Wilson, Jimmy Smith, Shelly Manne, Art Hodes, George Brunis, Cootie Williams, Harry Carney, Cat Anderson, Joe Benjamin, Earl Hines, Thad Jones, Charles McPherson, Sun Ra, Zutty Singleton, Mary Lou Williams, Jo Jones, Oliver Nelson, Tony Bennett, Kenny Burrell, Bob Wilber, George Wein, Ornette Coleman, Cal Massey, Clifford Jarvis, Clifford Thornton, Freddie Guy, Marty Grosz, Franz Jackson, Gene Ammons, Lil Armstrong, Chris Clifton, Bingie Madison, Bernard Flood, Charlie Holmes, Herb Hall, Eddie Condon, Punch Miller, Benny Morton, Gus Johnson, Jake Hanna, T-Bone Walker, Bill Evans, Billy Butterfield, Ernie Royal, Roy Eldridge, Bobby Hackett, Vic Dickenson, Ralph Sutton, Bud Freeman, Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Budd Johnson, Max Kaminsky, Buck Clayton, Joe Newman, Lou McGarity, Bob Haggart, Ray Nance, Wild Bill Davison, Tiny Grimes, Jack Lesberg, Tyree Glenn, Erroll Garner, Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz, Paul Desmond, Jaki Byard, Kenny Dorham, Lucille Armstrong, Gene Krupa, Philly Joe Jones, Miles Davis, Harry Glantz, Roswell Rudd, Archie Shepp, Jimmy McPartland); responses, by George Russin, Richard J. Hutchinson, in: Down Beat, 37/17 (3.Sep.1970), p. 6 (letters)
• Earl Hines: Mein Freund Louis. Earl Hines aus der Zeit seiner Zusammenarbeit mit Satchmo, in: Jazz Podium, 19/7 (Jul.1970), p. 230-232 (F)
• Frank Bostwick: "Hello Louis!", in: The Second Line, 23 (Jul/Aug.1970), p. 346-348, 373 (F/C)
• Henry Pleasants: Armstrong the Singer, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 24
• Hugues Panassié: The Supreme Relaxer, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 24
• Ian Dove: Heard and Seen. Louis Armstrong, A Flying Dutchman Recording Session with Friends, in: Coda, 9/8 (Jul/Aug.1970), p. 44-46 (C)
• John Chilton: Born in Jane Alley, 1900. A Brief History of Louis, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 26
• Leonard Feather: Louis' Legacy to the New Men, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 24
• Leonard Feather: Report from Los Angeles. Louis' Birthday Party, in: Melody Maker, 18.Jul.1970, p. 29
• Leonard Feather: Satchmo Remembered, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 21 (F/letter by Armstrong)
• Martin Williams: For Louis Armstrong at 70, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 22-23 (F)
• Max Jones: The Louis Story in Pictures, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 27
• Miles Kingston: Can Louis' Music Have Any Relevance for the Young Today?, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 26
• NN: Back in the Studios Again - with Friends, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 25
• NN: Happy Birthday Louis!, in: IAJRC Journal, 3/3 (Jul.1970), p. 18 (F)
• NN: Salute to Satchmo. Special to Mark Louis' 70th Birthday, in: Melody Maker, 4.Jul.1970, p. 23ff.
• NN: Satchmo News: Salute, Record Date, New Book, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 11 (F)
• NN: Satchmo's Down Beat Scrapbook, in: Down Beat, 37/13 (9.Jul.1970), p. 20, 30 (F)
• Burt Korall: The Pop and Jazz Scene. Satchmo at 70, in: International Musician, 69/2 (Aug.1970), p. 13 (short F)
• Harvey Siders: Los Angeles Love-In for Louis, in: Down Beat, 37/16 (20.Aug.1970), p. 21, 33 (F/I)
• Ian Dove: Give a Big Peace for Pops, in: Jazz Podium, 19/8 (Aug.1970), p. 268-269 (F)
• NN: Louis Blows Again, in: Melody Maker, 22.Aug.1970, p. 3
• Jay Andersen & Jo Andersen: Festival One. Louis, in: Coda, 9/9 (Sep/Oct.1970), p. 7 (C)
• Leonard Feather: Louis Plays Again (in las Vegas), in: Melody Maker, 19.Sep.1970, p. 13
• Frank Bostwick: Hello Louis!, in: Jazz Journal, 23/10 (Oct.1970), p. 14-15 (C)
• Floyd Levin: Chords & Discords. Satchmo Lives, in: Down Beat, 37/19 (1.Oct.1970), p. 8 (letter)
• NN: Louis Armstrong records Country & Western Hits, in: Down Beat, 37/21 (29.Oct.1970), p. 11 (N/photo)
• NN: Potpourri. Louis Armstrong and Pearl Bailey in Las Vegas, in: Down Beat, 37/20 (15.Oct.1970), p. 8-9 (N)
• Burt Korall: Satch in Vegas, in: International Musician, 69/5 (Nov.1970), p. 6 (N)
• Max Jones: Armstrong The Unstoppable (Hits Britain), in: Melody Maker, 7.Nov.1970, p. 19
• NN: Potpourri. Newport Jazz Festival Salute to Louis Armstrong, in: Down Beat, 27/25 (10.Dec.1970), p. 12 (N)

• Alain Gerber: Salute to Satchmo, in: Jazz Magazine, #185 (1971), p. 17 (4 TV films in European TV)
• Bob Morris: Sleepy Time Up North, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 5-6 (F/O)
• Diverse Artikel und Nachrufe aus verschiedenen Zeitungen und Zeitschriften, in: Dixie Flyer, 1971, passim
• Diverse Autoren: Stele pour Satchmo, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 32-33
• Floyd Levin: Move Over, Gabriel, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 17-19 (F/O)
• George Kay: Goodbye, Louis. We Will Never Forget You, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 10-11 (F/O)
• George Kay: The Finding of Peter Davis. Satchmo - My Life in New Orleans, in: The Second Line, #22 (Spring 1971), p. 39-41 (F)
• George W. Kay: The "Little Satchmos" of Milne Boys Home, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 14 (short F)
• Helen Arlt: Memories of You. Old Satchmo, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 13 (F/O)
• J.R. Masson: Portrait d'un grand homme, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 24-31
• Jim Matthews (Hg.): Satchmo. King of Jazz... Ambassador of Good Will, Hollywood 1971 [book]
• Leonard Feather: Memorial for Satchmo (MacArthur Park, Los Angeles), in: Jazz Magazine, #194 (1971), p. 44-45
• Max Jones & John Chilton: Louis. The Louis Armstrong Story 1900-1971, London 1971 [book: Studio Vista] (F)
• Michel Laverdure: Louis Armstrong 1900-1971, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 12-23
• Michel Laverdure: Round About Satchmo, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 38-41
• NN (ed.): Songs Sung by Louis Armstrong, London 1971 [sheet music] (T: vocal/piano arrangements of "Beale Street Blues"; "Chantez les bas"; "I Double Dare You"; "Let's Fall in Love"; "St. Louis Blues"; "Sweethearts on Parade"; "Takes Two to Tango"; "Thanks a Million"; "That's My Desire"; "You're Driving Me Crazy")
• NN: Louis Armstrong 1900-1971, in: Coda, 10/2 (1971), p. 41 (F/O)
• NN: Louis Armstrong Lies in State, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 4 (N/O)
• NN: Louis Armstrong Statue Fund Progress Report, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 15 (short F)
• NN: Louis Blues, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 42-45 (F: funeral)
• NN: Satchmo à Hollywood, in: Jazz Magazine, #191 (1971), p. 34-37
• NN: The King Returns to New Orleans, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 12 (short F: listing of concerts in New Orleans)
• NN: The Louis Armstrong Memorial Service, in: The Second Line, 23 (Summer 1971), p. 7-9 (program schedule/photos)
• Pops Foster: Traveling with Armstrong - and After, in: Pops Foster & Tom Stoddard: The Autobiography of Pops Foster, New Orleans Jazzman, Berkeley 1971/1973 [book], p. 158-173, passim (F)
• Ralph G. Gleason: God Bless Louis Armstrong, in: Rolling Stone, #88 (1971), p. 27-33
• Richard Meryman: The Life and Thoughts of Louis Armstrong - A Self-Portrait, New York 1971 [book] (I); review, by Sinclair Traill, in: Jazz Journal, 25/7 (Jul.1972), p. 38 (B)
• Rudi Blesh: Little Louis, in: Rudi Blesh: Combo: USA. Eight Lives in Jazz, Philadelphia 1971 [book], p. 7-32 (F)
• Stefan Zondek: "Salute to Satchmo", in: Jazz. Rythm i piosenka, #173 (Jan.1971), p. 8 (F)
• NN: Potpourri. Louis Armstrong in Las Vegas, in: Down Beat, 38/3 (4.Feb.1971), p. 8 (N)
• J. Atterton: The Louis Legend, in: Melody Maker, 27.Mar.1971, p. 6
• NN: Satchmo Doing Fine (in new York Hospital), in: Melody Maker, 27.Mar.1971, p. 1
• Salute to Satch in Las Vegas, in: Down Beat, 38/6 (18.Mar.1971), p. 13 (N/photo)
• NN: Potpourri. Louis Armstrong released from hospital, in: Down Beat, 38/12 (27.May 1971), p. 11 (N)
• NN: A Toast to Louis at 71, in: Melody Maker, 26.Jun.1971, p. 14
• Albert McCarthy: Louis Armstrong 1900-1971, in: Jazz & Blues, 1/4 (Jul/Aug.1971), p. [Mittelteil] (F/O)
• Albin Krebs: Louis Armstrong, Jazz Trumpeter and Singer, Dies, in: New York Times, 7.Jul.1971 (F/O) [vert.file] [digi.copy]
• Ann Smith: Just a Boy from New Orleans, in: The Jazz Blast, Jul.1971, p. 3 (O; new lyrics to "When the Saints")
• Art Gum: Louis Armstrong, in: The Jazz Blast, Jul.1971, p. 2-3 (F/O/I with Marian McPartland, Jimmy McPartland on Armstrong)
• Bud Black: Move Over, Gabriel, in: The Jazz Blast, Jul.1971, p. 2 (O)
• Diverse Autoren: He leaves a bloody great void... and no-one's going to fill it, in: Melody Maker, 17.Jul.1971, p. 24-25
• Don Locke: Miscellany. Don Locke on Louis' small groups, intellect in art and other fragments, in: Jazz & Blues, 1/4 (Jul/Aug.1971), p. 19 (F)
• Humphrey Lyttelton: The Man Who Made Jazz into Art..., in: Melody Maker, 17.Jul.1971, p. 24
• John Chilton: A Brief History of Louis, in: Melody Maker, 10.Jul.1971, p. 49
• John Chilton: Armstrong on Record, in: Melody Maker, 17.Jul.1971, p. 26
• Leonard Feather: He Influenced Everybody..., in: Melody Maker, 17.Jul.1971, p. 25
• Manfred Haedler: um Ableben des großen amerikanischen Trompeters und Sängers Louis Armstrong, in: [unknown source, East Germany], 6.Jul.1971 (F/P) [vert.file]
• Max Jones: The First Genius of Jazz, in: Melody Maker, 10.Jul.1971, p. 49
• Max Jones: The Louis Legend, in: Melody Maker, 17.Jul.1971, p. 23, 41
• NN: Louis Armstrong, 1900-1971, in: Coda, 10/2 (Jul/Aug.1971), p. 41 (F/O)
• NN: Louis Armstrong, in: The Jazz Blast, Jul.1971, p. 1 (O)
• NN: Satchmo Is Dead, in: Melody Maker, 10.Jul.1971, p. 1 (F/O)
• Burnett James: Louis Armstrong. The Lucky Guy, in: Jazz Journal, 24/8 (Aug.1971), p. 2-3 (F/O)
• Eric Townley: Remembering Louis. A Personal Tribute, in: Jazz Journal, 24/8 (Aug.1971), p. 29 (F/O)
• John S. Wilson: Louis Armstrong, 1900-1971, in: International Musician, 70/2 (Aug.1971), p. 7, 18 (F/O)
• Leonard Feather: Stars in the Park - for Louis, in: Melody Maker, 28.Aug.1971, p. 26
• NN: Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Podium, 20/8 (Aug.1971), p. 274-275 (F/O)
• Steve Voce: It Don't Mean a Thing. End of the Monarchy, in: Jazz Journal, 24/8 (Aug.1971), p. 4-6 (F/O)
• Brent Orenstein & Bob Melton & Jerome Albano: Chords and Discords. For Louis, in: Down Beat, 38/16 (16.Sep.1971), p. 10 (letters)
• Charles Suber: The First Chorus, in: Down Beat, 38/16 (16.Sep.1971), p. 5 (F/O)
• Dan Morgenstern & Paul Lentz & Roy Eldridge & Duke Ellington: Louis Armstrong, 1900-1971, in: Down Beat, 38/16 (16.Sep.1971), p. 12-14 (F/O)
• David Baker: Music Workshop. Two Classic Louis Armstrong Solos Transcribed and Annotated, in: Down Beat, 38/16 (16.Sep.1971), p. 44-45 (A/T: "West End Blues"; "Struttin' with Some Barbeque")
• Max Jones: Yet More of the Amazing Armstrong, in: Melody Maker, 25.Sep.1971, p. 28 (R: "The Best of...")
• Floyd Levin: A Sentimental Journey, in: Fanfare, 3/10 (Oct.1971), p. 3-6 (F/O)
• Leon Rene: New Lyric to Satch's Famous Theme Song, in: Down Beat, 38/17 (14.Oct.1971), p. 11 (new lyrics to "Sleepy Time Down South")
• NN: Potpourri. Lucille Armstrong thanks for condolences, in: Down Beat, 38/17 (14.Oct.1971), p. 12 (N)
• Philip Larkin: Satchmo Stil. "Louis. The Louis Armstrong Story 1900-71", by Max Jones and John Chilton; "Louis Armstrong. The Interview", by Richard Meryman, in: Richard Palmer & John White (eds.): Reference Back. Philip Larkin's Uncollected Jazz Writings 1940-84, Hull 1999 [book: University of Hull Press], p. 89-90 (B; reprint, from: Guardian, 21.Oct.1971)
• R. Coleman: Defining the Real Satchmo, in: Melody Maker, 16.Oct.1971, p. 40 (B: The Louis Armstrong Story, by Max Jones & John Chilton)
• George Anderson: Famous Jazz Choruses. Louis Armstrong - "Gut Bucket Blues", in: Dixie Flyer, 9/12 (Dec.1971), p. 7 (T)
• NN: Jazz Interactions to Honor Louis Armstrong, in: Down Beat, 38/22 (23.Dec.1971), p. 10 (short F)
• NN: The Louis Armstrong Statue Fund, in: Jazz Bazaar, #12/13 (Dec.1971-Jan.1972), p. 27 (advertisement)

• Charles Suhor: New Orleans Farewell, in: Down Beat Music '72 (1972), p. 21-22, 38 (F/O); reprint, in: Charles Suhor: Jazz in New Orleans. The Postwar Years Through 1970, Lanham/MD 2001 [book: Scarecrow Press], p. 98-100 (F/O)
• Don DeMichael: A Farewell to Louis, in: Down Beat Music '72 (1972), p. 20-21
• Lucien Malson: Louis Armstrong, in: Lucien Malson: Que sais-je? Les maitres du jazz, Paris 1972 [book], p. 16-33 (F)
• Max Jones & John Chilton: Die Louis Armstrong Story, Freiburg 1972 [book]
• Art Napoleon: Aw, Get a Piccolo. Jazz Horns, Short & Long, in: Storyville, #39 (Feb/Mar.1972), p. 100-104, 106-108, 110-112 (F)
• NN: Potpourri. Louis Armstrongt tribute, bust unvailed in Italy, in: Down Beat, 39/3 (17.Feb.1972), p. 11 (N)
• Art Napoleon: A Backward Glance - Thinking About Louis, in: Jazz Journal, 25/3 (Mar.1972), p. 8-11 (F)
• Cliff Beard: Louis Armstrong - "Someday, You'll Be Sorry!", in: Dixie Flyer, 19/6 (25.Jun.1972), p. 8-9 (T: lead sheet)
• NN: The Louis Armstrong Statue Fund, in: Dixie Flyer, 19/6 (25.Jun.1972), p. 4 (F)
• Diverse Autoren: Louis Armstrong, in: The Music Maker, Jul.1972, p. 2-6 (F/I mit Marian McPartland, Jimmy McPartland)
• Max Jones: Louis. The Legend Lives On... and his latest reissues, in: Melody Maker, 8.Jul.1972, p. 36
• Henryk Cholinski: Collector's Corner. Louis Armstrong on LP's Part II, in: Jazz Forum, #18 (Aug.1972), p. 66-71 (F/R)
• Joachim Ernst Berendt: In Memoriam Mahalia Jackson und Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Podium, 21/8 (Aug.1972), p. 21-22 (F)
• NN: Louis Armstrong Mail Stamp Proposed, in: Jazz Forum, #18 (Aug.1972), p. 18 (N)
• NN: Potpourri. Louis Armstrong Elementary School in Chicago, in: Down Beat, 39/14 (17.Aug.1972), p. 11 (N)
• NN: Potpourri. "Satchmo Ballet" premiered by Downtown Ballet Company, in: Down Beat, 39/19 (23.Nov.1972), p. 11 (N)
• NN: Armstrong left an 300,000 dollar estate to his wife, in: Melody Maker, 23.Dec.1972, p. 37
• NN: Potpourri. Fluhing Meadow amphitheater renamed to "Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong Bowl, in: Down Beat, 39/20 (7.Dec.1972), p. 10 (N)

• Benny Carter: The Louis Armstrong Statue Fund, in: The Second Line, 25 (Summer 1973), p. 20 (appeal for funds)
• Benny Green: Father Figures. Louis 1963 / 1968 / 1970 / 1971, in: Benny Green: Drums in My Ears, London 1973 [book], p. 177-188 (F/C/O)
• Benny Green: Heroes Ancient and Modern. Louis 1960 - Trumpeters Three, in: Benny Green: Drums in My Ears, London 1973 [book], p. 33-34 (F)
• C. Acemandese Hall: Pops & Black Music, in: Down Beat Music '73 (1973), p. 14-17 (poems)
• Clint Bolton: When Satchmo Was Zulu, in: The Second Line, 25 (Summer 1973), p. 21-25 (F)
• Duke Ellington: Louis Armstrong and Joe Glaser, in: Duke Ellington: Music Is My Mistress, New York 1985 [book; Reprint, O: Garden City 1973], p. 234-236 (F)
• Hildred Roach: Daniel Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong, in: Hildred Roach: Black American Music. Past and Present, Boston 1973 [book], p. 86-87 (F)
• Jorgen Grunnet Jepsen: A Discography of Louis Armstrong, 1923-1971, Copenhagen 1973 [book: Karl Emil Knudsen] (D)
• NN: The Big Day in Pictures, in: The Second Line, 25 (Summer 1973), p. 18-19 (photos of Armstrong's visit in New Orleans on 31.Oct.1965)
• Ralph J. Gleason: Louis Armstrong, in: Ralph J. Gleason: Celebrating the Duke..., New York 1975 [book], p. 33-61 (F; Reprint aus: Rolling Stone, 1973)
• Walter C. Allen: Satchmo Comes/Goes to Town, in: Walter C. Allen: Hendersonia. The Music of Fletcher Henderson and His Musicians, Highland Park/NJ 1973 [book], p. 124-165 (F/D)
• Eugene Kramer & Marshall Brown: Louis Armstrong on Record. The Classic Period, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 15-18 (F/R)
• Jack Bradley: The Jazz Photographer, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 12-14 (photos)
• John Nelson: Louis Armstrong on Record. Big Band Era, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 19-23 (F)
• John Norris: Louis Armstrong on Record. Ambassador Satch, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 24-25, 27-29 (F)
• John Norris: The Other Side of Louis Armstrong. A Discography of Privately Recorded Film Soundtracks, Concerts and Broadcasts, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 40-41, 43-46 (D)
• Johnny Simmen: Hear Me Talking to You, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 2-7 (F/I with Wingie Carpenter, Arthur Briggs, Leon Eason, George Orendorff, Frank Galbraith, Bill Coleman, Keg Johnson)
• NN: A Note on Louis' Melrose Folio of 1927, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 18 (F)
• Ron Anger: Swing That Music. A Survey of Louis Armstrong Literature, in: Coda, 11/2 (Jul/Aug.1973), p. 31-37 (F/B)
• Björn Englund: Louis Armstrong in Scandinavia 1933, in: Storyville, #49 (Oct/Nov.1973), p. 23-38 (F)

• Bud Freeman: The Great Louis and the Masters, in: Bud Freeman: You Don't Look Like a Musician, Detroit 1974 [book], p. 14-17 (F)
• George W. Kay: The Milne Boys and Colored Waifs and "Little Louis", in: The Second Line, 26 (Spring 1974), p. 8-11 (F)
• Henry Pleasants: Louis Armstrong, in: Henry Pleasants: The Great American Popular Singers. Their Lives, Careers & Art, New York 1974 [book], p. 97-110 (F)
• Leonard Feather: With Louis. From London to Los Angeles, in: Leonard Feather: From Satchmo to Miles, London 1974 [book], p. 13-42 (F/I)
• G.M. Colombe: How Do They Age So Well? (3) Louis' Last Half-Dozen, in: Jazz Journal, 27/1 (Jan.1974), p. 22-23, 48 (F)
• G.M. Colombe: How Do They Age So Well? Louis' Last Half-Dozen, in: Jazz Joural, 27/1 (Jan.1974), p. 22-23, 48 (F/R)
• Wayne Jones: Louis Armstrong / Bobby Hackett / Buck Clayton - "Tootin' Through the Roof, Vol. 2" (Onyx), in: Down Beat, 41/10 (23.May 1974), p. 28 (R)
• Dick M. Bakker: Louis Armstrong Decca's 1934-1946, in: Micrography, #32 (Jul.1974), p. 2-3 (D)
• NN: A Jet Called Satchmo, in: Melody Maker, 20.Jul.1974, p. 20
• Peter Vacher: Armstrong Anniversary (Royal Festival Hall, London), in: Melody Maker, 13.Jul.1974, p. 27
• Karlheinz Drechsel: Louis Armstrong - 4.7.1900 - 6.7.1971, in: Die Posaune, #10 (Sep.1974), p. 5-10 (F)
• NN: NY Concerts to Honour Satchmo, in: Melody Maker, 2.Nov.1974, p. 20
• Peter Vacher: Heard and Seen. Louis Armstrong, Anniversary Concert, Rocal Festival Hall, London, in: Coda, #133 (Nov.1974), p. 34-35 (C: tribute)
• NN: France. Satchmo Bust, in: Jazz Forum, #32 (Dec.1974), p. 15 (short F)

• Floyd Levin: About the Statue - and the Sculptor, in: The Second Line, 27 (Summer 1975), p. 9-10 (F)
• Gilbert M. Erskine: Everybody Loves My Baby. Bix and Louis, New York City, Fall 1924, in: The Second Line, 27 (Spring 1975), p. 10-14 (F)
• Hugues Panassié: Je rencontre Louis Armstrong [p. 71-77 (F)]; Docteur Armstrong [p. 93-107 (F)]; Louis Armstrong contre Eisenhower... [p. 109-117 (F)]; Pops [p. 119-125 (F); Merry Swiss Kriss [p. 137-148 (F)]; Le roi des Zoulous/En tournée avec Louis Armstrong [p. 277-286 (F)], in: Hugues Panassié: Monsieur Jazz, Paris 1975 [book]
• Klaus Stratemann: Armstrong Filmography, in: Coda, 12/4 (1975), p. 32-33
• Leonard Feather: Louis Armstrong und Duke Ellington, in: Joachim Ernst Berendt (Hg.): Die Story des Jazz. Vom New Orleans zum Rock Jazz, Reinbek 1978 [book; reprint, O: Stuttgart 1975)], p. 117-139 (F)
• Lucille Armstrong: Letter, in: The Second Line, 27 (Fall 1975), p. 11 (letter)
• Martin Williams: A Celebration of Trumpeters. Louis Armstrong and Earl Hines, 1928, in: Martin Williams: Jazz in Its Time, New York 1989 [book], p. 177-179 (liner notes; Reprint von 1975)
• Robert J. Morris: The Louis Armstrong Legend, in: The Second Line, 27 (Summer 1975), p. 3-9 (F)
• Bjorn Englund: A Louis Armstrong Filmography, in: Coda, #135 (Jan.1975), p. 5-6 (Filmography)
• NN: Vereen Stars in Satchmo Film, in: Melody Maker, 18.Jan.1975, p. 22
• Arnold Jay Smith: New York Jazz Repertory Company - The Music of Louis Armstrong, Carnegie Hall, New York, in: Down Beat, 42/5 (13.Mar.1975), p. 37 (C); Reprint, in: The Second Line, 27 (Summer 1975), p. 26-27 (C)
• Dan Morgenstern: Louis Armstrong - "Satchmo the Great" (Columbia), in: Down Beat, 42/8 (24.Apr.1975), p. 30-31 (R)
• Johnny Simmen & Laurie Wright & David Bennett & Steve Allen: Louis... by his Friends, in: Storyville, #59 (Jun/Jul.1975), p. 180-187 (I mit Lee Collins, Joe Darensbourg, Henry Mason, Budd Johnson, Hot Lips Page, Glyn Paque, Barney Bigard, Teddy Buckner, Taft Jordan, Herman Autrey, Charlie Holmes, Stuff Smith, Pops Foster)
• Hans Georg Korn: Zum 75. Geburtstag von Louis Armstrong, in: Die Posaune, Dec.1975, p. 3-5 (F)
• Hans-Georg Korn: Zum 75. Geburtstag von Louis Armstrong, in: Die Posaune, #11 (Dec.1975), p. 3-5 (F)

• Bud Freeman: If You Know of a Better Life, Please Tell Me!, Dublin 1976 [book], p. 37 (short anecdote)
• Carol Epstein: "Tribute to Louis Armstrong" (RCA), in: Jazz (Magazine) [USA], 1/1 (Summer 1976), p. 38 (R)
• Floyd Levin: New Orleans - July 4, 1976, in: The Second Line, 28 (Fall 1976), p. 16-19 (F: Armstrong statue)
• George W. Kay: Louis Armstrong's Letter to His "Daddy", in: The Second Line, 28 (Summer 1976), p. 12-16 (F/letter by Armstrong to Captain Joseph Jones)
• Gilbert M. Erskine: Countin' the Blues. A Survey of the Recordings of Louis Armstrong Accompanying Singers in the 1920s, in: The Second Line, 28 (Spring 1976), p. 10-19 (F)
• Herbert L. Shultz: Oh, Play That Thing, Louis! And He Did, in: The Second Line, 28 (Spring 1976), p. 33-35 (F; Reprint, from: Panorama Magazine/Chicago News, 8./9.Nov.1975)
• John McDonough: Louis Armstrong/Earl Hines - 1928, in: Down Beat, 43/10 (1976), p. 30-31 (R)
• Leonard Feather: New Orleans Awaits Satchmo Statue, in: The Second Line, 28 (Spring 1976), p. 19-21 (F; Reprint, from: Los Angeles Times, 15.Feb.1976)
• Nat Hentoff: The Onliest Louis, in: Nat Hentoff: Jazz Is, New York 1984 [book; Reprint, O: New York 1976], p. 63-75 (F)
• NN: Louis Armstrong statue, in: The Second Line, 28 (Summer 1976), p. 16-17 (N/photos)
• NN: Pops in Bronze, in: Jazz (Magazine) [USA], 1/2 (Fall 1976), p. 12 (short F: statue of Armstrong in New Orleans)
• NN: Satch Honored Twice, in: Down Beat, 43/5 (11.Mar.1976), p. 9 (C)
• NN: Armstrong Memorial, in: Down Beat, 43/8 (22.Apr.1976), p. 10 (C)
• Stanley Dance: Lightly & Politely. Satchmo Statue, in: Jazz Journal, 29/5 (May 1976), p. 15 (N)
• Floyd Levin: Louis' Giant Memorial, in: Melody Maker, 10.Jul.1976, p. 41
• Denis Constant: Armstrong malgre lui, in: Jazz Magazine, #249 (Nov.1976), p. 22-23 (F)

• Albert McCarthy: The Swing Era - Other Bands, in: Albert McCarthy: Big Band Jazz, New York 1977 [book], p. 271-272 (F)
• Anne Faber: Louis Armstrong, Hamburg 1977 [book]
• Art Hodes: Wingy, Louis and Me, in: Art Hodes & Chadwick Hansen (Hgg.): Selections from the Gutter. Portraits from the Jazz Record, Berkeley 1977 [book], p. 16-18 (F; Reprint aus: The Jazz Record)
• Fred Robbins: Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Robbins. An Interview, in: Art Hodes & Chadwick Hansen (Hgg.): Selections from the Gutter. Portraits from the Jazz Record, Berkeley 1977 [book], p. 74-75/76-82 (F/I; Reprint aus: The Jazz Record)
• Graham Collier: Louis Armstrong, in: Graham Collier: Jazz. A Student's and Teacher's Guide, London 1977 [book], p. 4-15 (F)
• Klaus Stratemann: Louis Armstrong. A Film-Discography, in: IAJRC Journal, 10/4 (Fall 1977), p. 28-30 (Filmography)
• Stanley Dance: The World of Earl Hines, New York 1977 [book] (F)
• Jacques Reda: Armstrong et la question du coffret, in: Jazz Magazine, #252 (Feb/Mar.1977), p. 18-19, 39-40 (F)

• Chris Albertson & John S. Wilson: Louis Armstrong, Alexandria/VA 1978 [record booklet]
• Gilbert M. Erskine: The Lost Masters. Louis Amstrong, in: The Second Line, 30 (Fall 1978), p. 27 (short F: on recordings never issued)
• James Lincoln Collier: The First Genius. Louis Armstrong, in: James Lincoln Collier: The Making of Jazz. A Comprehensive History, London 1978 [book], p. 141-160 (F)
• Jerry Coker: Louis Armstrong, in: Jerry Coker: Listening to Jazz, Englewood Cliffs/NJ 1978 [book], p. 77-87 (F/A: "Shine")
• John McDonough: Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland. The Great Alternative, in: Down Beat, 45/11 (1978), p. 29-30 (R)
• Klaus Stratemann: Louis Armstrong - A Filmo-Discography, in: IAJRC Journal, 11/1 (Winter 1978), p. 10-11 (filmography); part 2, in: IAJRC Journal, 11/2 (Spring 1978), p. 10-11 (filmography); part 3, in: IAJRC Journal, 11/3 (Summer 1978), p. 10-11 (filmography); part 4, in: IAJRC Journal, 11/4 (Fall 1978), p. 13-15 (filmography)
• Leon René: Sleepytime Down South, in: The Second Line, 30 (Winter 1978), p. 56-59 (F)
• Lil Hardin: Louis, in: Philippe Adler (Hg.): Les grandes signature, Paris 1987 [book], p. 9-10 (F; reprint aus: Jazz Hot, Jul/Aug.1970)
• NN: USA. Louis Armstrong - His Spirit Lives On, in: Jazz Forum, #54 (1978), p. 18 (short F)
• Peter Vacher: Jazz Live! Salute to Satchmo at Elstree Civic Hall, in: Jazz Journal, 31/3 (Mar.1978), p. 33 (C)
• Peter Vacher: jazz Live. Salute to Satchmo at Elstree Civil Hall, in: Jazz Journal, 31/3 (Mar.1978), p. 33 (C)

• Robert Hoskins: Louis Armstrong. Biography of a Musician, Los Angeles 1979 [book: Holloway House Publishing] (F)
• Flora Molton: Louis Armstrong (Now He Is Gone), in: The Second Line, 31 (Fall 1979), p. 24-25 (poem)
• Keith Winter: Communication Analysis in Jazz, in: Jazzforschung/jazz research, #11 (1979), p. 93-133 (F/A/T: "Beau-Koo Jack"; "Big Butter and Egg Man")
• Wilma Dobie: Armstrong Jazz Center Planned by N.Y. Group, in: Jazz Forum, #61 (1979), p. 18
• Wilma Dobie: USA. Armstrong Jazz Center Planned by N.Y. Group, in: Jazz Forum, #61 (1979), p. 18 (short F)
• NN: The Daniel Satchmo Armstrong. A Man of Substance, a Most Substantial Man, in: Metronome, 76/9 (Sep.1979), p. 13 (poem)