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" Pops, as Louis Armstrong was aptly called, laid the foundations of jazz as we know it today, of course, leading Bing Crosby to gloriously claim, &amp;quot;He is the beginning and the end of music in America.&amp;quot; That much we know. But here&amp;#039;s an unreleased interview from 1964 (the latest in PBS Digital&amp;#039;s Blank on Blank series) that Armstrong did with two college kids \u2014 Michael Aisner and James R. Stein \u2014 while clad in his underwear (boxers, not jockeys). Listen to him talk about how he became &amp;quot;Satchmo&amp;quot; and what it takes to control your chops at 64. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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