The song was made even more remarkable and unique by Armstrong’s gruff voice. Beyond simply being enjoyable,

Louis Armstrong’s music has the ability to evoke intense feelings and offer a more profound outlook on life.

Armstrong’s classic and timeless 1967 rendition of ‘What A Wonderful World’ has his captivating voice and recognizable blue blazer.

Armstrong’s raspy voice gave the song its unique and special quality, even though Tony Bennett was the one who was initially offered the tune.

‘What A Wonderful World’ was poorly marketed in the US, but it was an enormous hit in Great Britain and finally won over hearts all over the world.

Several movies and TV shows have used the song in the present day, and innumerable renditions have been recorded.

Armstrong sings with such enthusiasm and happiness that it’s what makes the performance so unique.

Despite growing up in poverty and encountering several obstacles, he imparts to us through his music the lesson that good things can still happen in the midst of adversity.