Chris Barber

Recorded on 26 April 2000 at "The Hippodrome", London celebrating his 70th birthday.

Bandmembers:

Pat Halcox - Trumpet

Chris Barber - trombone

John Crocker - clarinett, sax

John Defferary - clarinet, sax.

John Slaughter - guitar

Paul Seaely - banjo

Vic Pitt - upright bass

Colin Miller - drums

Comentarios

10 years ago

Peter Wallace

Take a look at this video on YouTube:

10 years ago

jo luttringer

Big thanks for upload . Many thanks for nice pictures and gratulations for sound and pictures quality. JO LUTTRINGER (France)Du "CHRIS BARBER" de 2000 (il a débuté avec son orchestre en 1954) de la meilleure veine. Les photos sont chouettes. JL

10 years ago

tennisbumojai

Love it!

10 years ago

Peter Bradnam

I had the privilege of conducting an interview with Chris many years when he came to RAF Scampton. A real gentleman and great musician. I must say that have a great liking for his more current style with the big band what a sound.

11 years ago

Nobby Clarke

Didddly spot perfeck.

11 years ago

Jim Tancock

we need more music like this nowadays. gets rid of stress. Drs orders. :-) I seen Chris only once in concert but very memorable.

11 years ago

adriaanYT

Chris Barber s(w)ings.

11 years ago

Jazz Bernie

Strong performance from the meritocrats!!!

11 years ago

fred

within the all Dixieland players he's better !!!!

11 years ago

jphar

Try the original from the '50's on 'jphar' a tad better I feel.{john harrison}

12 years ago

Ed Jackson

You might acknowledge that these photos were taken from the Chris Barber website, including one of my own (Vic Pitt).

12 years ago

adriaanYT

I like this music !!!

12 years ago

Günter Drewes

Supiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...meine Musik..radio2you.de

12 years ago

Michael Peet

Chris Barber at his best,How much longer can he keep going.I've seen him SO many times,and he has always given his best.He's an icon. Sadly,these greats are fading,never to be replaced.These great jazz icons,both in U.K. and the U.S.worked for years to reach their place in life.Not the one night wonders we now have in the talent shows,though I have enormous respect for Simon Cowel.