On This Day in Music History – October 18, 1967 At the age of 66, Louis Armstrong released one of the most beautiful and enduring songs ever recorded — “What a Wonderful World.” Produced by Bob Thiele and written by George David Weiss, the song was crafted specifically for Armstrong, whose warm, gravelly voice carried a message of peace, hope, and optimism during a time of great social unrest. With its heartfelt lyrics — “I see trees of green, red roses too…” — Armstrong painted a portrait of li

15 reactions | Savannah Georgia One of the most iconic residences in Savannah, full of history and intrigue anchoring Forsyth Park. The Armstrong Kessler Mansion, aka Armstrong House - built for George Ferguson Armstrong, and later purchased by the infamous Jim Williams. — at Armstrong House. | Lynn Campilla Paradiso | Facebook

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