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Inescapable Influence

This website is dedicated to the 10-track, gospel-flared jazz album Honoring Louis Armstrong featuring John Redmon and accompanied by the world-renowned Thomas J. Dawson, Jr. iOrchestra. Redmon, Dawson and a host of stellar talent from around the nation have come together on one unforgettable recording to pay homage to a man of inescapable influence…Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame Inductee Louis Armstrong.

Tracks include: What a Wonderful World, Imagine, O Danny Boy, Precious Lord, Blessed Assurance and When the Saints (Medley)

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Bring the timeless charm of Louis Armstrong to your next event with John Redmon’s powerful renditions of songs filled with hope, love, and unity. Perfect for voice overs, singing telegrams, concerts, weddings, and festivals. Don’t miss the chance to add a touch of unforgettable magic to your special day!

Imagine Wins Big at 42nd Annual Telly Awards for Social Video: Diversity and Inclusion!

Congratulations to the talented team behind the success—Jay Billups, John Redmon, and Thomas J. Dawson, Jr. (pictured from left to right). Their inspiring work continues to make waves, championing diversity and inclusion through the power of social video. This award highlights their dedication to creating content that uplifts and unites.

New Product Release Announcement

🎶 Sing Along with Your Favorite Songs from the Album Honoring Louis Armstrong from Our What a Wonderful World Track Series! 🎶

Now you can add your voice to digitally remastered studio tracks of the timeless classics made famous by Louis Armstrong. Experience the magic of these iconic songs like never before, as our exclusive digital tracks await your personal touch.

Get your digital tracks today, exclusively available on this site! Let’s make beautiful music together.

Meet the Artists Behind Honoring Louis Armstrong—A Celebration of Timeless Talent!

This incredible lineup of musicians has shaped and influenced the world of music over the years. Featuring Hollywood actress and jazz singer Linda Purl, Grammy-nominated groups like Committed and Nicholas, and, of course, the remarkable Louis Armstrong impressionist John Redmon, accompanied by his producer Thomas J. Dawson Jr., who also serves as the music director for the legendary Commodores.

Watch What a Wonderful World Video Premiere

Filmed at the stunning Gold Room in downtown Colorado Springs, John Redmon and Thomas J. Dawson Jr. bring a fresh, contemporary take to one of the world’s most beloved songs. Experience the timeless beauty of What a Wonderful World like never before in this breathtaking performance.

The Reviews Are In!

See What People Around the World Are Saying About the Album Honoring Louis Armstrong

Discover the global praise for this remarkable tribute to a jazz legend. From heartfelt testimonials to glowing reviews, hear how Honoring Louis Armstrong has touched the hearts of listeners everywhere.

“Fellow jazz artist John Redmon teamed up with The Thomas J. Dawson, Jr. Orchestra to pay tribute to the late, great Louis Armstrong with a new album titled simply “Honoring Louis Armstrong”. It features ten tracks, beginning with a spoken word “Overture” about imagining a better world, as the lovely classical melody plays in the background. Then big band swing kicks in with “Blessed Assurance…” – JP’s Music Blog

Concert on Demand

On January 8, 2021, John Redmon celebrated the highly anticipated release of his album Honoring Louis Armstrong with an unforgettable live concert. Performing his Armstrong impressions over global classics like Summertime, When the Saints (Medley), and an acoustic rendition of the nostalgic What a Wonderful World, Redmon captivated the audience. The concert also featured his most popular cover, John Lennon’s Imagine, which has garnered over 1 million video views. Special guests included Thomas J. Dawson Jr., jazz singer and actress Linda Purl, with a special appearance by Dallas TV star Patrick Duffy.