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So, for example, considering the 1920s, we tend to pay the main attention to the recordings of Louis Armstrong as part of Hot Five68 - The first jazz band, in which Louis Armstrong was listed as a leader; his recordings of 1925-1928, as well as recordings of the Hot Seven group made at the same time, are considered by many to be events that completely changed the face of jazz. , even despite the well-known fact that this band never played outside the studio, and to avoid the music of Guy Lombardo precisely because he recorded hundreds of records: after all, we cannot make a judgment without listening to a representative part of his legacy, and it will tire us quickly.