Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra – Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie

Label:	Bluebird (3) – BG2-6273
Series:	Bluebird Treasury Series
Format:	CD, Compilation, Reissue, Remastered, Mono
Country:	US
Released:	1987
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Big Band, Swing

Tracklist

1	Knocking At The Famous Door Composed By – Charlie Barnet	2:56
2	The Girl From Joe's Arranged By – Andy Gibson Composed By – Duke Ellington, Irving Mills	3:20
3	Cherokee Composed By – Ray Noble	3:18
4	The Duke's Idea Composed By – Charlie Barnet	3:02
5	The Count's Idea Composed By – Charlie Barnet	3:20
6	The Right Idea Composed By – Charlie Barnet, Skippy Martin*	3:11
7	Between 18th And 19th On Chestnut Street Composed By – Dick Rogers*, Will Osborne Vocals – Mary Ann McCall	2:53
8	Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie Composed By – Ballard MacDonald, Billy Rose, Joe Meyer*	2:40
9	Leapin' At The Lincoln Composed By – Charlie Barnet	2:43
10	Afternoon Of A Moax Composed By – Charlie Barnet	3:22
11	Flying Home Composed By – Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton	2:52
12	Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga Composed By – James V. Monaco Lyrics By – Charles Newman (2) Vocals – Mary Ann McCall	2:51
13	Rockin' In Rhythm Composed By – Duke Ellington, Harry Carney, Irving Mills	3:07
14	Pompton Turnpike Composed By – Dick Rogers*, Will Osborne	2:57
15	Wild Mab Of The Fish Pond Composed By – Dale Bennett	3:12
16	Southern Fried Composed By – Fred Culliver*, Harlan Leonard, James Ross	3:21
17	Redskin Rhumba Composed By – Dale Bennett	2:36
18	Lumby Composed By – Billy May	2:27
19	You're My Thrill Composed By – Jay Gorney, Sidney Clare Vocals – Lena Horne	3:12
20	Charleston Alley Composed By – Horace Henderson, Leroy Kirkland	2:34
21	Murder At Peyton Hall Arranged By – Andy Gibson Composed By – Charlie Barnet	2:52

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Conn Humphries* (tracks: 17 to 21), Gene Kinsey (tracks: 1 to 16), Ray Hopfner (tracks: 21)
Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lloyd "Skippy" Martin* (tracks: 4 to 12)
Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Leo White (tracks: 13 to 20)
Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Don McCook (tracks: 1 to 6)
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Charlie Barnet
Art Direction – J. J. Stelmach
Bass – Phil Stephens
Drums – Cliff Leeman (tracks: 7 to 21), Ray Michaels (tracks: 3 to 6), Wesley Dean (tracks: 1, 2)
Executive-Producer – Steve Backer
Guitar – Bus Etri
Illustration – Kim Behr
Liner Notes – Ira Gitler
Piano – Bill Miller (2) (tracks: 3 to 21), Nat Jaffe (tracks: 1, 2)
Reissue Producer – Ed Michel
Tenor Saxophone – Kurt Bloom
Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jimmy Lamare* (tracks: 1 to 3, 7 to 21)
Transferred By – Ray Hall
Trombone – Ben Hall (4) (tracks: 1 to 6), Bill Robertson, Don Ruppersberg (tracks: 1 to 20), Ford Leary (tracks: 17 to 21), Claude "Spud" Murphy* (tracks: 7 to 21), Tommy Reo (tracks: 21)
Trumpet – Bernie Privin (tracks: 14 to 20), Billy May (tracks: 3 to 18), Bob Price (tracks: 21), Bobby Burnet (tracks: 1 to 13, 19 to 21), Charles Huffine (tracks: 1, 2), George Esposito (tracks: 19, 20), Johnny Owens* (tracks: 3 to 13), Johnny Mendell (tracks: 1, 2), Lyman Vunk (tracks: 4 to 20), Mickey Bloom (tracks: 21), Sam Skolnick (tracks: 14 to 18), Sy Baker (tracks: 21)

Notes

Recording Dates:
Track 1 on January 20, 1939
Track 2 on February 24, 1939
Track 3 on July 17, 1939
Tracks 4 & 5 on September 10, 1939
Track 6 on October 9, 1939
Tracks 7 & 8 on December 11, 1939
Track 9 on March 21, 1940
Track 10 on April 16, 1940
Track 11 & 12 on May 8, 1940
Track 13 on June 19, 1940
Track 14 on July 19, 1940
Tracks 15 & 16 on September 17, 1940
Tracks 17 & 18 on October 14, 1940
Tracks 19 & 20 on January 7, 1941
Track 21 on August 14, 1941