[Dixielandjazz] Chris Barber

[Flip Oakes]

I have a good friend ( Tony Carter ) who plays with the band, and perhaps he
can be of assistance to you.

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on 9/29/06 9:34 AM, Marek Boym at nmboym at 012.net.il wrote:

> Hello Lismates,
> I'm seeking help re. a Chris Barber CD I've been given by a friend, with no
> information whatsoever, except that it's called "Petit Fleur."
> It is a 19-song compilation covering many years of Barberiana, ranging from
> the sublime (for exanmple - "Hushabye," even if I would consider it a Monty
> Sunshine rather than Barber recording, of "Mood Indigo") to the mundane.  Some
> cuts represent the worst excesses of British Trad, something I've never
> identified with Barber (I have quite a few records of Barber, and love them
> all).  The tunes are:
> Petit Fleur, The Saints (with Ottilie Patterson), Hushabye, April Showers, (a
> subdued) Sweet Georgia Brown, a standard (recorded live) I could hum but could
> not identify the title), High Society, another standard (same comment),
> Bourbon St. Parade, Trouble in Mind (Patterson), Everybody Likes My Baby,
> Jailhouse Blues (Patterson), "When You and I Were Young, Maggie", Bill Bailey,
> Beale St. Blues (Patterson), Mood Indigo, a break-neck tempo You Rascal You,
> Bye and Bye, and something I believe to be Canal St. Blues (live).  I have not
> marked all the "live" tracks, but there more.
> Cheers
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