New Orleans Brass Bands: Through the Streets of the City

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Tracklist

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1Paul Barbarin's Second Line
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
baritone horn [baritone]:
Kerry Lewis
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
cover recording of:
The Second Line
composer:
Paul Barbarin (jazz drummer from New Orleans)
Liberty Brass Band4:14
2The Sheik of Araby
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
baritone saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Michael Hughes (New Orleans bass drummer)
clarinet:
Bruce Brackman (clarinetist)
snare drum:
Benny Jones
sousaphone:
Julius McKee
tenor saxophone:
Cedric Wiley
trombone:
Terrance Taplin
trumpet:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
vocals:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
cover recording of:
The Sheik of Araby
lyricist:
Harry B. Smith (in 1921) and Francis Wheeler (in 1921)
composer:
Ted Snyder (in 1921)
publisher:
Jerry Vogel Music, Mills Music, Inc., Redwood Music and Salabert
Treme Brass Band3:41
3Panama
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
Panama
composer:
William H. Tyers
Liberty Brass Band5:25
4Liberty Funeral March
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
baritone horn [baritone]:
Kerry Lewis
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters, David Harris (trombonist) and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
Liberty Funeral March
composer:
Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
Liberty Brass Band4:52
5Steamin' Blues
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
bass drum:
Harry Cook
snare drum:
Samuel Cyrus
sousaphone:
Bennie Pete
tenor saxophone:
John Gilbert (sax)
trombone:
Larry Brown (trombone), Tyrus Chapman and Jerome Jones
trumpet:
Terrell Batiste, Alvarez Huntley and Raymond Williams
vocals:
Alvarez Huntley and Samuel Cyrus
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
Steamin' Blues
composer:
Joseph Williams
Hot 8 Brass Band3:35
6We Shall Walk Through the Streets of the City
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
baritone saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Michael Hughes (New Orleans bass drummer)
clarinet:
Bruce Brackman (clarinetist)
snare drum:
Benny Jones
sousaphone:
Julius McKee
tenor saxophone:
Cedric Wiley
trombone:
Terrance Taplin
trumpet:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
arranger:
Treme Brass Band
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
We Shall Walk Through the Streets of the City
composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
Treme Brass Band4:12
7Keepin' It Funky
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
bass drum:
Harry Cook
snare drum:
Samuel Cyrus
sousaphone:
Bennie Pete
tenor saxophone:
John Gilbert (sax)
trombone:
Larry Brown (trombone), Tyrus Chapman and Jerome Jones
trumpet:
Terrell Batiste, Alvarez Huntley and Raymond Williams
vocals:
Alvarez Huntley and Samuel Cyrus
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
Keepin' It Funky
writer:
Terrell Batiste and Samuel Cyrus
Hot 8 Brass Band6:43
8Old Rugged Cross
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
The Old Rugged Cross
lyricist and composer:
George Bennard (in 1912)
additional composer:
Charles Hutchinson Gabriel
publisher:
Patterdale Music Ltd.
premiered at:
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Pokagon (AKA the Old Rugged Cross Church) in Michigan, United States (on 1913-06-07)
written at:
Friends Community Church (Historic church located in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin) in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, United States (from 1912-12-29 until 1913-01-12)
Liberty Brass Band5:40
9Grazing in the Grass
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
baritone saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Michael Hughes (New Orleans bass drummer)
clarinet:
Bruce Brackman (clarinetist)
snare drum:
Benny Jones
sousaphone:
Julius McKee
tenor saxophone:
Cedric Wiley
trombone:
Terrance Taplin
trumpet:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
cover recording of:
Grazing in the Grass (instrumental)
composer:
Philemon Hou
Treme Brass Band4:45
10New Orleans (After the City)
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
bass drum:
Harry Cook
snare drum:
Samuel Cyrus
sousaphone:
Bennie Pete
tenor saxophone:
John Gilbert (sax)
trombone:
Larry Brown (trombone), Tyrus Chapman and Jerome Jones
trumpet:
Terrell Batiste, Alvarez Huntley and Raymond Williams
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
New Orleans After the City
composer:
Terrell Batiste, Chadrick Honore, Alvarez Huntley, Bennie Pete, Raymond Williams and Gregory Veals
Hot 8 Brass Band6:48
11Give Me My Money Back
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
baritone saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Michael Hughes (New Orleans bass drummer)
clarinet:
Bruce Brackman (clarinetist)
snare drum:
Benny Jones
sousaphone:
Julius McKee
tenor saxophone:
Cedric Wiley
trombone:
Terrance Taplin
trumpet:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Treme Brass Band4:09
12Lily of the Valley
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Liberty Brass Band3:23
13Shake It and Break It
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
bass drum:
Harry Cook
snare drum:
Samuel Cyrus
sousaphone:
Bennie Pete
tenor saxophone:
John Gilbert (sax)
trombone:
Larry Brown (trombone), Tyrus Chapman and Jerome Jones
trumpet:
Terrell Batiste, Alvarez Huntley and Raymond Williams
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Hot 8 Brass Band4:32
14Amazing Grace
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
baritone saxophone and soprano saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Michael Hughes (New Orleans bass drummer)
clarinet and solo clarinet:
Bruce Brackman (clarinetist)
snare drum:
Benny Jones
sousaphone:
Julius McKee
tenor saxophone:
Cedric Wiley
trombone:
Terrance Taplin
trumpet:
Kenneth Terry (Kenny “Little Milton” Terry)
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
recording of:
Amazing Grace (popular hymn first published 1779, catch‐all)
publisher:
Alfred Music (publisher of sheet music for music education)
lyricist:
John Newton (English poet) (in 1779)
additional composer:
Edwin Othello Excell
composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
publisher:
Carlin Music Corporation, EMI Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS‐affiliated), Patterdale Music Ltd., Rokstone Music Ltd., Universal Classics & Jazz (Japanese label division - read the annotation before using!), Universal Music Publishing Group Japan (work publisher – do NOT use as a release label), イーエムアイ音楽出版 C・F事業部 (EMI Music Publishing Japan C.F. division) (until 2021-06-30) and ソニー・ミュージックパブリッシング EMI外国事業部 (Sony Music Publishing (Japan) Inc., EMI Overseas Division, sub‐publisher for non‐Japanese works) (from 2021-07-01 to present)
part of:
Viisikielinen (song book of “Viides herätysliike”) (number: 94)
Treme Brass Band3:42
15Whoopin' Blues
recording engineer and mixer:
Mark Bingham and Wesley Fontenot
producer:
Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways) and Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
alto saxophone:
Roger Lewis (Sax Player - Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
bass drum:
Cayetano Hingle
clarinet:
Dr. Michael White (jazz clarinetist)
snare drum:
Paul Barbarin (son of Louis Barbarin and nephew of Paul Barbarin)
sousaphone:
Dimitri Smith
tenor saxophone:
Daniel Farrow
trombone:
Maynard Chatters and Lucien Barbarin (trombone player)
trumpet:
Wendell Brunious, Dwayne Burns and Gregory Stafford
recorded at:
Piety Street Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Liberty Brass Band4:02

Credits

Release

liner notes:Michael G. White (jazz clarinetist)
executive producer:Daniel E. Sheehy (Smithsonian Folkways)
D.A. Sonneborn (Smithsonian Folkways)
mastering:Pete Reiniger
design:Sonya Cohen Cramer
ASIN:US: B00RWI68WW [info]

Release group

part of:African American Legacy Recordings (order: 4)