Apple Original Films is offering a never-before-seen look at Louis Armstrong in an upcoming documentary about the legendary jazz musician. Set to premiere on Apple TV+ on Friday, October 28, Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues will feature archival footage and previously unheard home recordings and personal conversations that shed new light on the beloved jazz icon. It will trace Armstrong’s influence on the music industry and how he prevailed in spite of the rampant discrimination and harsh working conditions of the time. “Do you think you’ve lost a step by being born Black in a white country?” an interviewer asks Armstrong at the start of the trailer (watch below). “No,” the “What A Wonderful World” singer responds. “I don’t look at it that way.”  Directed by Sacha Jenkins (Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men), the film traces Armstrong’s rise in the music industry and how his own...