Vinyl Album - Chris Barber - Here Is Chris Barber - Atlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Chris Barber
Title:	Here Is Chris Barber
Label:	Atlantic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1292
Date:	Feb 1959
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Chris Barber	Hush-A-Bye	Chris Barber	Rate
A2	Chris Barber	Everybody Loves My Baby	Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams	Rate
A3	Chris Barber	Tishomingo Blues	Spencer Williams	Rate
A4	Chris Barber	You Don't Understand	Jimmy Johnson, Clarence Williams, Spencer Williams	Rate
A5	Chris Barber	Magnolia's Wedding Day	Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh	Rate
A6	Chris Barber	Doin' The Crazy Walk	Duke Ellington, Irving Mills	Rate
B1	Chris Barber	Diga Diga Doo	Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh	Rate
B2	Chris Barber	Bill Bailey		Rate
B3	Chris Barber	Willie The Weeper	Marty Bloom, Grant Rymal	Rate
B4	Chris Barber	Trombone Cholly	George Brooks	Rate
B5	Chris Barber	Papa De-Da-Da	Spencer Williams, Clarence Todd	Rate
B6	Chris Barber	Tuxedo Rag	Oscar Celestin	Rate

Notes

Chris Barber is a bandleader and a trombonist who with Monty Sunshine had formed a band that was called the Ken Colyer Jazzmen of which Anthony (Lonni) Donegan was a member. This band had played Dixieland jazz, ragtime, swing and blues music. After Mr. Colyer had departed from the band, Pat Halcox had become the new trumpet player and the band changed its name to the Chris Barber Band. Mr. Barber had helped the careers of many musicians, such as Lonni Donegan and Anna Ottilie Patterson, who was at one time his wife.

The most prosperous tune of the Chris Barber Band was a tune called Petit Fleur thru which Mr. Sunshine had played the solo clarinet and Mr. Barber had played the strings. This tune was first popular in the United Kingdom and eventually became an international success. Despite the success of Petit Fleur, this Atlantic disc of 33.33 rpm did not sell well and is now a sought-after disc. Finally, this Atlantic disc was only monaurally issued.

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