Album · 1981

Take Me Back to New Orleans

Released
1981
Label
Black Lion Records
Catalogue no.
BLM 61001
Tracklist
25 tracks
Country
XE

“Take Me Back to New Orleans” is an album by Chris Barber and Dr. John with Freddie Kohlman, released in 1981 on Black Lion Records. The original release has 25 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Basin Street Blues”, “Bourbon Street Parade”, “Do You Know What It Means?” and “When The Saints Go Marching In”.

Tracklist

  1. 1-A1 Take Me Back to New Orleans
  2. 1-A2 Ti-Pi-Ti-Na
  3. 1-A3 Perdido Street Blues
  4. 1-A4 New Orleans, Louisiana
  5. 1-A5 Decatur Drive
  6. 1-B1 New Orleans
  7. 1-B2 Meet Me on the Levee
  8. 1-B3 Hareem Rag
  9. 1-B4 Ride On
  10. 1-B5 The Big Bass Drum (On a Mardi Gras Day)
  11. 2-C1 Just a Little While to Stay Here
  12. 2-C2 Oration by Dr. John
  13. 2-C3 What a Friend We Have in Jesus
  14. 2-C4 When the Saints Go Marching In standard
  15. 2-C5 When the Saints (Conclusion)
  16. 2-C6 Buddy Bolden Blues
  17. 2-C7 South Rampart Street Parade
  18. 2-C8 Burgundy Street Blues
  19. 2-C9 Canal Street Blues
  20. 2-D1 Bourbon Street Parade standard
  21. 2-D2 Do You Know What It Means (To Miss New Orleans) standard
  22. 2-D3 Professor Longhair's Tip
  23. 2-D4 Brass Band Blues
  24. 2-D5 Basin Street Blues standard
  25. 2-D6 Take Me Back to New Orleans

More albums by Chris Barber and Dr. John with Freddie Kohlman

Drat That Fratle Rat! 1972 · Black Lion Records Chris Barber & Lonnie Donegan 1973 · Boulevard Come Friday 1980 · Black Lion Records Who's Blues 1984 · Jeton
Best of Chris Barber & his Jazzband
The Chriss Barber Collection
Hushabye
In Concert Volume Two 1958 · Live
The Great Re-Union Concert 1975 · Live
Swing Is Here 1979 · Live
Music From the Land of Dreams 1986
Mardi Gras at the Marquee 1989 · Live

Frequently asked questions

Which label released Take Me Back to New Orleans?

Take Me Back to New Orleans was released in 1981 on Black Lion Records (BLM 61001).

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