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It's Good To Be Home Lucien Barbarin Release Date: 2007 Recording Date: 2006 Independent |
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TRACK LIST AND REALAUDIOŽ LINKS 1. It's Good To Be Home (4:47) 2. Tootie Ma (5:13) 3. Sweet Sue (4:14) 4. Si Tu Vois Mere (4:51) 5. Stumbling (3:22) 6. First Choice (4:46) 7. Bye n' Bye/Paul Barbarin 8. Near Dawn (2:41) 9. Near Dawn (pt.2) (1:19) 10. Lonesome Road (1:44) 11. Home (3:41) 12. Cowboy (2:48) 13. Tishomingo Blues (3:51) 14. I Ain't No Baboon (2:46) |
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| PERSONNEL Lucien Barbarin - trombone Mark Braud, Mark Chatteres - trumpets Lucien Barbarin - tuba Alonzo Bowens - baritone sax, clarinet, tenor sax Ned Goold - alto sax, tenor sax Carl LeBlanc - guitar, banjo Richard Molton, Dewey Samspon - bass Paul Longfellow - piano Arthur Latin, Lucien Barbarin - drums Special Guests: Delfeayo Marsalis - trombone Marie Wantanabe - piano Paul Barbarin - drums JoLynda Phillips - vocals |
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| NOTES: As promised Lucien Barbarin has not run from New Orleans. From The title track, "Its Good To Be Home," it is clear that Lucien and company are back with a vengeance. The title song captures the uniqueness of New Orleans, in part, by expressing the relief so many felt on their return to New Orleans after spells in places where, as Barbarin sings, "they don'[t play like we play." Taken as a whole, "It's Good To be Home" renders so much about New Orleans - its humor and its sadness, its pleasure and pain. From A Mardi Gras celebration to a funeral procession, the whole emotional expanse of the town is set to music here. This recording amply demonstrates that in New Orleans, it's good to have Lucien Barbarin back. - Jon Pult - |
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