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November 9, 1938: Count Basie records "How Long Blues" with his All American Rhythm Section, (guitarist Freddie Green, bassist Walter Page and drummer Jo Jones.)
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Alto saxophonist Pete Brown born in Baltimore, MD. - 1938
Count Basie records "How Long Blues" with his All American Rhythm Section, (guitarist Freddie Green, bassist Walter Page and drummer Jo Jones.) - 1965
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