Louis Armstrong Popular Song Ranking [2026]
Known by the nickname “Satchmo,” Louis Armstrong is one of the most iconic jazz musicians of the 20th century.
He was recognized not only as a trumpeter but also for his talent as a vocalist, and he was the first to introduce scat singing into jazz.
Here is a ranking of Louis Armstrong’s most popular songs, among the many masterpieces he left behind.
Playlist
| Louis Armstrong Popular Song Ranking [2026] | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1 | What a Wonderful WorldLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Jazz giant, Louis Armstro… |
| 2 | SummertimeElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Opera 'Porgy and Bess' ... |
| 3 | Christmas in New OrleansLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Satchmo’s classic Christmas song |
| 4 | On the Sunny Side of the StreetLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The Broadway musical “Lou Les… |
| 5 | West End BluesLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | As I was lost in thought, lulled by the mellow tone of the trumpet... |
| 6 | This Wonderful WorldLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Play Armstrong's classic on the trumpet |
| 7 | April in ParisElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Ella Fitzgerald and Loui... |
| 8 | Autumn In New YorkElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | A classic of autumn, a masterful performance by Ella and Louis |
| 9 | Cheek To CheekElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Ella and Louis's Spring Love Duet |
| 10 | I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me WarmElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | A jazz classic that echoes on a winter night |
| 11 | Ain’t misbehavin’Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” composed by Fats Waller |
| 12 | All That Meat And No PotatoesLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Louis Armstrong's culinary jazz piece |
| 13 | April In PortugalLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Introduction to Louis Armstrong’s famous songs |
| 14 | C’est si bonLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The Appeal of Trumpeter Armstrong |
| 15 | Chim Chim Cher-eeLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The soulful, gritty jazz spirit of Louis Armstrong |
| 16 | Hello DollyLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The 1964 American musical “Hello…” |
| 17 | La vie en roseLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The trombonist from the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra… |
| 18 | Mack The KnifeLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Husky vocal work and stylish... |
| 19 | Memories Of YouLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The classic performed by Rui and Benny |
| 20 | Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve SeenLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | In 1952, to Ms. Marian Anderson... |
| 21 | Save it pretty mamaLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Louis Armstrong. A fun track featuring trumpet and vocals. |
| 22 | Swing That MusicLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | When you hear swing jazz, you might imagine cheerful performances, bu… |
| 23 | ThankfulLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Hearing this voice cheers me up and takes away my fatigue... |
| 24 | Thanks a MillionLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | From a historical perspective, leaving out this piece… |
| 25 | When You’re SmilingLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | The Captivating Music of Louis Armstrong |
| 26 | Zat You, Santa ClausLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Introduction to Louis Armstrong's Classic Songs |
| 27 | Hello, DollyLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | Moved by Louis Armstrong's song |
| 28 | When the Saints Go Marching InLouis Armstrong |  play_arrow | When the Saints Go Marching In is a standard piece in wind band repertoire. |
| 29 | It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington |  play_arrow | The jazz legend, Duke Ellington... |
| 30 | Ella And LouisElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong |  play_arrow | A special dinner colored by a jazz duet |
| 31 | Savoy BluesLouis Armstrong & Lonnie Johnson |  play_arrow | A nostalgic jazz blues song composed by Louis Armstrong |