: The film concludes with her powerful rendition of "The Lord's Prayer," recorded as Sunday morning began.
: Represented the shift in popular music toward rock 'n' roll with "Sweet Little Sixteen," notably featuring a clarinet solo. Jazz on a Summer's Day
: Delivered a famous, high-energy performance of "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "Tea for Two". : The film concludes with her powerful rendition
: Performs "Blue Monk," though critics have noted that the film's editing intercuts his performance with yachting footage, which some find distracting. Jazz on a Summer's Day
: Their duet on "Rockin' Chair" is a centerpiece of the film. Armstrong's appearance alone reportedly cost $25,000, roughly a quarter of the film's $115,000 budget.