Tracklist
Fascinatin' Rhythm
128
Introductions
40
Why Was I Born?
173
When Sunny Gets Blue
329
Sweet Georgia Brown
232
Cheerful Little Earful
206
Theme From The Flinstones
187
I May Be Wrong
206
Three Little Words
264
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
266
Pick Yourself Up
162
Moonglow
408
Perdido
246
I Can't Get Started
248
Blues Goin' Up
209
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
2002
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Tracklist
Fascinatin' Rhythm
128
Introductions
40
Why Was I Born?
173
When Sunny Gets Blue
329
Sweet Georgia Brown
232
Cheerful Little Earful
206
Theme From The Flinstones
187
I May Be Wrong
206
Three Little Words
264
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
266
Pick Yourself Up
162
Moonglow
408
Perdido
246
I Can't Get Started
248
Blues Goin' Up
209
Show Notes
Acoustic Disc proudly presents another chapter in its archive series with the last recorded live performance by the legendary jazz guitar great George Barnes and his quartet. The Acoustic Disc Archive Series chronicles rare and unique previously unreleased recordings of historically and musically important acoustic performances.
Don't Get Around Much Anymore, recorded live in July of 1977 at the Willows Theater in Concord, California by David Grisman Quintet engineer Larry Cumings, captures Barnes in magnificent form with his last Quartet, featuring drummer Benny Barth, bassist Dean Reilly and guitarist Duncan James.
"In thirty plus years of mixing live sound I do not remember taping a show that contained the magic of this concert. I am very happy to have preserved this moment in time." --Larry Cumings, Producer
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Don't Get Around Much Anymore, recorded live in July of 1977 at the Willows Theater in Concord, California by David Grisman Quintet engineer Larry Cumings, captures Barnes in magnificent form with his last Quartet, featuring drummer Benny Barth, bassist Dean Reilly and guitarist Duncan James.
"In thirty plus years of mixing live sound I do not remember taping a show that contained the magic of this concert. I am very happy to have preserved this moment in time." --Larry Cumings, Producer