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1926
1.
07/1926

Muskrat Ramble by Louis Armstrong 

169

8
US






[Okeh 8300]
written by Kid Ory
1927
2.
1927

Big Butter and Egg Man by Louis Armstrong 

118

13
US






[Okeh 8423]
written by Percy Venable
3.
1927

Keyhole Blues by Louis Armstrong 

102

16
US






[Okeh 8496]
written by Wesley Wilson
4.
1927

Potato Head Blues by Louis Armstrong 

124

12
US






[Okeh 8503]
written by Louis Armstrong 
1928
5.
1928

Hotter Than That by Louis Armstrong 

142

10
US






[Okeh 8535]
written by Lil Hardin Armstrong (as Lil Hardin)
6.
1928

Struttin' with Some Barbecue by Louis Armstrong 

112

14
US






[Okeh 8566]
written by Lil Hardin Armstrong (as Lil Hardin)
7.
1928

West End Blues by Louis Armstrong 

167

8
US






[Okeh 8597]
written by King Oliver & Clarence Williams
1929
8.
1929

Ain't Misbehavin' by Louis Armstrong 

184

7
US






written by Fats Waller, Harry Brooks & Andy Razaf
9.
1929

St. James Infirmary by Louis Armstrong 

110

15
US






written by Irving Mills (as Joe Primrose)
10.
1929

When You're Smiling by Louis Armstrong 

109

15
US






written by Larry Shay, Mark Fisher & Joe Goodwin
1930
11.
1930

I'm a Ding Dong Daddy (From Dumas) by Louis Armstrong 

91

19
US






written by Phil Baxter
12.
1930

If I Could Be with You One Hour Tonight by Louis Armstrong 

120

13
US






written by James P. Johnson & Henry Creamer
13.
1930

Memories of You by Louis Armstrong 

94

18
US






written by Andy Razaf & Eubie Blake
14.
1930

St. Louis Blues by Louis Armstrong 

133

11
US






written by W.C. Handy (as William Christopher Handy)
1931
15.
1931

I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You by Louis Armstrong 

116

13
US






written by Sam Theard
16.
1931

Peanut Vendor by Louis Armstrong 

107

15
US






written by Moises Simons, L. Wolfe Gilbert & Marion Sunshine
17.
1931

Star Dust by Louis Armstrong 

100

16
US






written by Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish
1932
18.
1932

After You've Gone by Louis Armstrong 

108

15
US






written by Turner Layton & Henry Creamer
19.
1932

 ②  All of Me by Louis Armstrong 

353

✫1
US






[artist #2 hit]
written by Gerald Marks & Seymour Simons
20.
1932

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by Louis Armstrong 

123

12
US






written by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler
21.
1932

Body and Soul by Louis Armstrong 

181

7
US






written by Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Johnny Green & Frank Eyton
22.
1932

Chinatown, My Chinatown by Louis Armstrong 

219

5
US






written by Jean Schwartz & William Jerome
23.
1932

Home by Louis Armstrong 

92

18
US






written by Harry Clarkson, Jeff Clarkson & Peter van Steeden
24.
1932

I Got Rhythm by Louis Armstrong 

95

17
US






written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin
25.
1932

Keepin' out of Mischief Now by Louis Armstrong 

95

17
US






written by Andy Razaf & Fats Waller
26.
1932

Kickin' the Gong Around by Louis Armstrong 

130

11
US






written by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler
27.
1932

Lawd, You Made the Night Too Long by Louis Armstrong 

108

15
US






written by Isham Jones & Sam M. Lewis
28.
1932

 ⑤  Love, You Funny Thing by Louis Armstrong 

241

4
US






[artist #5 hit]
written by Roy Turk & Fred E. Ahlert (as Fred Ahlert)
29.
1932

Shine by Louis Armstrong 

95

17
US






written by Ford Dabney, Cecil Mack & Lew Brown
30.
1932

Sweethearts on Parade by Louis Armstrong 

201

6
US






written by Carmen Lombardo & Charles Newman
31.
1932

 ④  You Can Depend on Me by Louis Armstrong 

242

4
US






[artist #4 hit]
written by Charles Carpenter, Louis Dunlap & Earl Hines
1933
32.
1933

Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train by Louis Armstrong 

144

10
US






written by Louis Armstrong 
33.
1933

I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues by Louis Armstrong 

94

18
US






written by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler
34.
1933

That's My Home by Louis Armstrong 

98

17
US






written by Leon René, Otis René & Ben Ellison
1935
35.
1935

 ③  I'm in the Mood for Love by Louis Armstrong 

250

3
US






[artist #3 hit]
written by Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields
36.
1935

You are My Lucky Star by Louis Armstrong 

195

6
US






written by Nacio Brown (as Nacio H. Brown) & Arthur Freed
1936
37.
1936

I Hope Gabriel Likes My Music by Louis Armstrong 

114

13
US






written by Dave Franklin (as David Franklin)
38.
1936

Keyhole Blues by Louis Armstrong 

86

19
US






[R]
written by Wesley Wilson
39.
1936

Lyin' to Myself by Louis Armstrong 

137

10
US






written by Hoagy Carmichael & Stanley Adams
40.
1936

On a Cocoanut Island by Louis Armstrong 

92

17
US






written by Leroy Anderson
41.
1936

Red Sails in the Sunset by Louis Armstrong 

105

15
US






written by Will Grosz (as Hugh Williams) & Jimmy Kennedy
42.
1936

Thanks a Million by Louis Armstrong 

92

17
US






written by Gus Kahn & Arthur Johnston
1937
43.
1937

Alexander's Ragtime Band by Louis Armstrong 

120

12
US






written by Irving Berlin
44.
1937

Public Melody Number One by Louis Armstrong 

176

7
US






[from the movie Artists and Models]
written by Ted Koehler & Harold Arlen
1938
45.
1938

Going to Shout All Over God's Heaven by Louis Armstrong 

98

16
US






written by traditional
46.
1938

I Double Dare You by Louis Armstrong 

89

18
US






written by Terry Shand & Jimmy Eaton
47.
1938

Love Walked In by Louis Armstrong 

86

19
US






written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin
48.
1938

Once in a While by Louis Armstrong 

105

15
US






written by Michael Edwards & Bud Green
1939
49.
1939

Jeepers Creepers by Louis Armstrong 

120

12
US






written by Harry Warren & Johnny Mercer
50.
1939

West End Blues by Louis Armstrong 

114

13
US






written by King Oliver & Clarence Williams
51.
1939

When the Saints Go Marching In by Louis Armstrong 

137

10
US






written by traditional
1941
52.
1941

The Peanut Vendor by Louis Armstrong 

68

25
US






[Okeh 41478]
written by Moises Simons
1945
53.
03/1945

I Wonder by Louis Armstrong 

33





3
R&B


[Decca 18652]
written by Pvt. Cecil Gant & Raymond Leveen
1949
54.
10/1949

That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) by Louis Armstrong 

101

19
US


14
R&B


[Decca 24752]
written by Beasley Smith & Haven Gillespie
1950
55.
10/1950

La Vie en rose by Louis Armstrong 

54

28
US






[Decca 27113]
written by Louiguy (as Louis Guglielmi) & Édith Piaf
1951
56.
09/1951

(When We Are Dancing) I Get Ideas by Louis Armstrong 

139

10
US






[Decca 27720]
written by Lenny Sanders & Dorcas Cochran
57.
11/1951

A Kiss to Build a Dream On by Louis Armstrong 

100

16
US






[Decca 27720]
written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby & Oscar Hammerstein II
1952
58.
06/1952

Kiss of Fire by Louis Armstrong 

55

20
US






[Decca 28177]
written by Angel Villoldo, Lester Allen & Robert Hill
59.
10/1952

Takes Two to Tango by Louis Armstrong 

185

19
US




6
UK
[Decca 28394]
written by Al Hoffman & Dick Manning
1956
60.
02/1956

Three Penny Opera Theme (Mack the Knife) by Louis Armstrong 

146

20
US




8
UK
with his All-Stars
written by Kurt Weill & Bertolt Brecht
61.
06/1956

Take It Satch EP (featuring Tiger Rag / Mack the Knife) by Louis Armstrong 

from Take It Satch EP   
32







29
UK
with his All-Stars
written by Nick LaRocca, Heinrich Frantzen, Louis Armstrong , Luis Russell, Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill & Marc Blitzstein
62.
07/1956

The Faithful Hussar by Louis Armstrong 

35







27
UK
with his All-Stars
[Columbia 40711]
written by Heinrich Frantzen
63.
11/1956

Blueberry Hill by Louis Armstrong 

33

29
US






Louis Armstrong and Gordon Jenkins; recorded in 1949
[Decca 30091]
written by Vincent Rose, Al Lewis & Larry Stock
1959
64.
11/1959

A Theme from the Threepenny Opera (Mack the Knife) by Louis Armstrong 

42







24
UK
with his All-Stars
[R]
written by Kurt Weill & Bertolt Brecht
1964
65.
02/1964

 ①  Hello, Dolly! by Louis Armstrong 

from Hello, Dolly!   
355

✫1
US
✫1
AC


4
UK
[artist #1 hit]
as Louis Armstrong & The All Stars
[Grammy Award for Song of the Year 1965]
[Kapp 573]
written by Jerry Herman
66.
06/1964

I Still Get Jealous by Louis Armstrong 

from Hello, Dolly!   
30

45
US
7
AC




[Kapp 597]
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn
67.
10/1964

So Long, Dearie by Louis Armstrong 

24

56
US
9
AC




[Mercury 72338]
written by Jerry Herman
1966
68.
05/1966

Mame by Louis Armstrong 

21

81
US
7
AC




[Mercury 72574]
written by Jerry Herman
1967
69.
10/1967

What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong 

221

116
US
12
AC


✫1
UK
[A&M 10982]
written by Bob Thiele (as George Douglas) & George David Weiss
1968
70.
06/1968

The Sunshine of Your Love by Louis Armstrong 

18







41
UK
written by Chet Gierlach, Bob Thiele (as George Douglas) & Leonard Whitcup
1988
71.
02/1988

What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong 

from Good Morning Vietnam: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack   Good Morning Vietnam: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
55

32
US
7
AC


53
UK
[R]
[A&M 3010]
written by Bob Thiele (as George Douglas) & George David Weiss
1989
72.
03/1989

What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong 

from Good Morning Vietnam: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack   Good Morning Vietnam: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
4







99
UK
[R]
written by Bob Thiele (as George Douglas) & George David Weiss
1994
73.
11/1994

We Have All the Time in the World by Louis Armstrong 

151







3
UK
[R]
written by John Barry & Hal David
2007
74.
12/2007

Cool Yule by Louis Armstrong 

3







103
UK
written by Steve Allen
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