Listen to and explore V.S.O.P. (Very Special Old Phonography) Vol.3 by Louis Armstrong, released in 1968 on Label Bleu. Read reviews, track listings, and discover more jazz albums on All About Jazz.

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The legend of a brilliant, DIY home-recording artist whose music has remained underground despite his cult following and his prolific output (over 400 self-released albums).

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