Les Paul built a homemade recording studio so he could accompany
himself at night. He combined an “absolutely unheard of” twelve overdubs of an
old jazz standard, “How High the Moon,” and eventually convinced a reluctant
Capital Records to release it, even though the company already had 23 other
versions (Les Paul An American Original). Listed on the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress.
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