Chris Barber Jazz Band & Sweet Substitute - British Bash: Live In New Orleans (2015)

British trombonist Chris Barber was born in 1930 and actually began the British invasion of musicians in the 1960's with his transatlantic hit "Petite fleur" in 1959 followed by another hit, "Rock Island Line", which sparked young musicians like Eric Clapton and the Rolling Stones. In the spring of 1982, he brought over his band along with a cappella, jazz fusion, swing trio of three young ladies, Angie Masterson, Teri Leggett and Kate McNab, AKA "Sweet Substitute. Backed up by Chris Barber and his seven piece swing band, including blues guitarist Roger Hill, this one hour show was taped before a live audience at DUKES PLACE, high atop the Monteleone Hotel in New Orleans French Quarter.

Tracklist:

1. Take Me Back To New Orleans (Live) (1:35)
2. Mary Had A Little Lamb (Live) (6:28)
3. When You Wore A Tulip (Live) (5:29)
4. Big Bass Drum (Live) (4:18)
5. I Got An Uncle In Harlem (Live) (2:46)
6. Sing Sing Sing/Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (Live) (4:07)
7. Smoke Rings (Live) (3:28)
8. Twisted (Live) (2:21)
9. Basin Street Blues (Live) (2:30)
10. Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans (Live) (4:06)
11. Choo Choo Ch'boogie (Live) (2:52)
12. Ride On (Live) (6:01)
13. Chris Barber Outro (Live) (7:31)