Emile Barnes
A respected New Orleans clarinetist, Emile Barnes made relatively few recordings during his career but can be heard on sessions for Folkways in 1951 and 1952 (which were issued in the '70s on LPs) and for Jazzology during 1961 and 1963. He was the brother of Polo Barnes and learned from the early clarinetists including Lorenzo Tio, Jr. and Alphonse Picou. Barnes worked with Buddy Petit and Chris Kelly (the latter throughout the 1920s). He spent much of the 1930s and '40s outside of music, but by the late '40s was gigging with Kid Howard, and he remained fairly active in the 1950s and '60s.
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Barnes-Bocage Big Five 1954
Jazz - Erschienen bei American Music am 01.06.2019
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Paul Barnes Quartet 1969 / Emile Barnes Quartet 1961
Jazz - Erschienen bei American Music am 18.10.2015
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1946
Emile Barnes, Israel Gorman, De De Pierce
Jazz - Erschienen bei American Music am 20.10.2015
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Emile Barnes: Early Recordings, Vol. 2 (1951-1952) Dauphine Street Jam Session (Alternate Takes)
Dixieland - Erschienen bei Folkways Records am 01.01.1983
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Emile Barnes: Early Recordings, Vol. 1 (1951) Dauphine Street Jam Session
Dixieland - Erschienen bei Folkways Records am 01.01.1982
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The Louisiana Joymakers
Jazz - Erschienen bei American Music am 10.12.2013
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Emile Barnes' Louisiana Joymakers: Opening Night at Preservation Hall
Jazz - Erschienen bei American Music am 05.12.2013
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