At least it's an _interesting_ term paper.

[silent_sybil]

1934: "[Louis] Armstrong's lip splits on a London stage. He retires in Paris for eight months."
It never occurred to me that that was an occupational hazard for trumpet players. Damn, man. Damn."While in Europe, Armstrong fires his current manager Johnny Collins. Collins retaliates by taking Armstrong's passport back to America leaving Louis "high

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[desdemona47]

I wouldn't mind being "high and dry" in Europe if you know what I mean. I mean, it's legal there, come on. Oh, not that kind of high? Ohhhh..