1.1M views · 45K reactions | "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" and more of Louis' greatest performances are available now on 'Wonderful World: The Best of Louis Armstrong!' Buy now at the link in bio or stream wherever you get your music! | Louis Armstrong | Facebook

394K views · 10K reactions | Relive some of the best performances, plays and moments from Stephen Curry vs. the Rockets over the years!  HOU@GSW at 8:30pm ET | NBA App: https://app.link.nba.com/nba-app- | NBA | Facebook

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On this day in ’74, David brought his smooth style and unforgettable voice to Germany’s Musikladen, sending Cassidy fever across Europe.✨ | David Cassidy

Happy Birthday Stevie!!! Stevie Wonder: Superstition 1974 concert on German TV show Musikladen/Beat Club Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8upJ8aqfZ-I7qnKWHnB2KA?view_as=subscriber | History of Music

1.5M views · 437 reactions | "They were military men. They knew there would be no possibility of rescue, no possibility of escape." Napoleon was one of the most significant soldiers and statesmen in world history. And his last years spent on the remote island of St Helena only add to the fascination of his story. Dan Snow visits the key sites on St Helena, linked to Napoleon's stay on this island. | History Hit | Facebook

This week in music history, Traffic released their sixth studio album, ‘Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory’. Recording sessions took place at Strawberry Hill Studios in Jamaica, and the band was joined by 4 members of the famed Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section: David Hood, Roger Hawkins, Barry Beckett, and Jimmy Johnson (though Beckett and Johnson only appeared on the song “Tragic Magic”). The album went to #6 in the US charts and earned the band a gold record. Here’s Traffic performing “Evening Blue”