What was Jimmy Yancey's recording debut?
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He didn't make his recording debut until 1939, when he was sought out by New York bartender and blues piano lover Dan Qualey to record for Qualey's Solo Art label. Along with other pieces, Yancey recorded "The Fives," a number originally known as "Five O'Clock Blues" ...
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