Titlebook: With Louis and the Duke; The Autobiography of Barney Bigard,Barry Martyn Book 1985 Barry Martyn 1985 biography.clarinet.Jazz

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“Oh! That music.”chestra. Charlie was a violinist originally from New Orleans who had been in Milwaukee for years. In fact he had held down a job at a place called “The Roof Garden” for a long time when he first got to Milwaukee but then he tired of it and went to Chicago and became an official in the Musicians Unio

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“Give the Apple one more crack.” for New York to join his band. I thought to myself, “I’m just going to give the Apple one more crack.” Luis had left Joe Oliver just after I had and he had gone to New York to take an offer to work at a place called the “Nest Club” for a drummer named George Howe. After three months or so the owner

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“I started that Friday and ended fourteen years later.”ut it. He just sat there not talking to anyone until intermission came and then he asked me to join him at a table. He introduced himself and right away I knew he was a “home boy” from the way he spoke. Anyway, he told me that he could get me into the Duke Ellington Band, if I wanted. I just let him

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“They kept us runnin’, night and day.”n Mills had us come to the studio at nine in the morning to make a record date, and we would sit there all that day and make nothing. Not even one record. It was just that Mills didn’t like an idea, or something would have gone wrong. We didn’t know or care the reasons. We got paid anyway for all th

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“The rigors of the never ending road.”ce. The world was now made up of theaters, trains, boats, hotel rooms, movie lots, radio stations, band buses which all come under the all encompassing heading “The rigors of the never ending road.” Of course it wasn’t a bad life once you took to it. Living out of a suitcase has its good points too,

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