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Music History Events: Recordings

April 12, 1939 Woody Herman records "Woodchopper's Ball."

March 28, 1939 Hal Kemp records "Three Little Fishies."

March 21, 1939 Kate Smith records "God Bless America."

March 7, 1939 Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians record "Auld Lang Syne."

January 18, 1939 Louis Armstrong records "Jeepers Creepers," a song he sings to a horse in the movie Going Places.

November 29, 1938 Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra record "Hawaiian War Chant."

November 22, 1938 Bunny Berigan records "Jelly Roll Blues."

October 21, 1938 Jan Savitt records "Quaker City Jazz."

October 19, 1938 Bob Crosby records "I'm Free."

October 14, 1938 Bob Crosby and the Bob Cats record "Big Noise From Winnetka."

September 27, 1938 Artie Shaw records "Nightmare."

August 22, 1938 Count Basie records "Jumpin' At The Woodside."

August 21, 1938 Fats Waller records "Ain't Misbehavin'."

July 24, 1938 Artie Shaw records "Begin The Beguine."

February 11, 1938 Larry Clinton and His Orchestra record "Martha."

January 13, 1938 Allan Jones records "The Donkey Serenade."

October 2, 1937 Benny Goodman records "Flying Home."

August 7, 1937 Bunny Berigan records "I Can't Get Started."

July 22, 1937 Hal Kemp records "Got A Date With An Angel."

May 26, 1937 Lionel Hampton records "Flying Home."

February 4, 1937 Glen Gray and His Casa Loma Orchestra records "A Study in Brown."

February 2, 1937 Guy Lombardo and His Orchestra record "Boo Hoo."

November 6, 1936 Woody Herman records "Wintertime Dreams."

January 14, 1936 Harriet Hilliard records "Get Thee Behind Me Satan."

November 27, 1935 Ginger Rogers and Johnny Mercer record "Eeny Meeny Miney Mo."

October 18, 1935 Tommy Dorsey records "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You."

June 12, 1935 Ella Fitzgerald records "Love And Kisses" and "I'll Chase The Blues Away."

December 4, 1934 Ethel Merman records "I Get A Kick Out Of You."

October 26, 1934 Cole Porter records "You're The Top."

September 25, 1934 Henry Busse records "Hot Lips."