April 5, 1939: Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, Charlie Barnet , and Oscar Aleman record on the same day.
Added: 2008-04-04
- Oscar Aleman: Dear Old Southland
- Louis Armstrong: Hear Me Talkin' To Ya; Save It, Pretty Mama; West End Blues; Savoy Blues
- Charlie Barnet: Echoes Of Harlem; Scotch And Soda; Only A Rose
- Count Basie: Miss Thing; Twelfth Street Rag
- Lionel Hampton: Shufflin' At The Hollywood; Sweethearts On Parade; Denison Swing; Wizzin' The Wizz
1928
Drummer Stan Levey born in Philadelphia, PA.
1934
Tenor player Stanley Turrentine born in Pittsburgh, PA.
1939
Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Lionel Hampton, Charlie Barnet , and Oscar Aleman record on the same day.
1939
Vibraphonist Lionel Hamption records "Sweethearts on Parade" featuring tenor saxophonist Chu Berry.
1944
Saxophonist Evan Parker born in Bristol, England.
1953
Bud Powell records session issued as "Inner Fires".
1958
Johnny Hodges records "Blues-A-Plenty" for Verve Records.
1963
John Patton records "Along Came John" for Blue Note Records.
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