Shutouts happen in the Battle of the Bands. To shut out Led Zeppelin and the Glenn Miller Orchestra you must be a legend in your own right, and Louis Armstrong is a legend. You are probably wondering what drugs I am on putting a battle featuring these three artists together in a Battle of the Bands. No drugs here my mind is just that musically twisted. The shutout is great because Fats Domino and Louis Armstrong have New Orleans in common.
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We celebrate winners on this blog.
When you win it's a "Wonderful World"
It is kind of like "The Bare Necessities"
Well I'll go marching into whatever else is next and return here with a new post soon!
We celebrate winners on this blog.
When you win it's a "Wonderful World"
It is kind of like "The Bare Necessities"
"When the Saints Go Marching In"
Well I'll go marching into whatever else is next and return here with a new post soon!
3 comments:
I wouldn't have expected otherwise in this Battle. Louis had it cinched. Miller was good as always, but lacking in comparison to Armstrong. Zep was, how can I say it? I guess bad. They need to stick to what they do best.
Lee
Tossing It Out
Mike, I am so sorry that I missed your battle! I came by twice on the 15th but I guess it wasn't posted yet and I didn't have a chance to get back here. My apologies.
But hey, what a way to go with a Louis Armstrong stronghold! He's the bomb!
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Michele at Angels Bark
Mike,
I'd be surprised had the win gone any other way than it did!
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