Can you write this in your own words ( number 3)?

In 1922 Louis received a telegram from his mentor Joe Oliver, asking him to join his Creole Jazz Band at Lincoln Gardens (459 East 31st Street) in Chicago. This was a dream come true for Armstrong and his amazing playing in the band soon made him a sensation among other musicians in Chicago. The New Orleans style of music took the town by storm and soon many other bands from down south made their way north to Chicago. While playing in Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, Armstrong met Lillian Hardin, a piano player and arranger for the band. In February of 1924 they were married. Lil was a very intelligent and ambitious woman who felt that Louis was wasting himself playing in Oliver's band. By the end of 1924 she pressured Armstrong to reluctantly leave his mentor's band. He briefly worked with Ollie Powers' Harmony Syncopators before he moved to New York to play in Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra for 13 months.

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Cheaters never prosper.

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You need to do your own work, otherwise you will never be able to do your own work and always look for someone else to do it for you. Don't be dependent be independent.

Have none of the other people who answered this ever had to deal with the pointless monotony of so many school assignments?? I couldn't have possibly kept count of all the times I desperately, but failingly, tried to devise a practical use for much of the information that was hurled at us. I'll help you out kid. I'm not doing this so I can try to get a lousy ten points. I'm doing this because every now and then someone needs to stick it to the man. And if no one else can bring themselves to lighten up a little and not be yet another minion of the man, then bring on the thumbs downs.


In 1922 Armstrong received an offer from his mentor Joe Oliver to play in his Creole Jazz Band in Chicago. This was a crucial milestone in Louis鈥?career, and it was not long before his playing made him widely recognized in Chicago as a great musician. New Orleans jazz quickly became very popular and soon there were many more bands in Chicago playing this new style of music. Playing in Oliver鈥檚 band also allowed Armstrong to meet the woman he would later marry in 1924, Lillian Hardin, who was a pianist and arranger for the band. Hardin felt that Louis should set the bar higher, and that he could do better than the Creole Jazz Band, and before long she had convinced him to leave the band. He worked with Ollie Powers鈥?Harmony Syncopators for a brief period before moving to New York, where he would spend the next 13 months playing in Fletcher Henderson鈥檚 Orchestra.