Barbarin, Paul, 1899-1969

LC control no.	n 91063573
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Barbarin, Paul, 1899-1969 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Barbarin, Adolphe Paul, 1899-1969
See also	New Orleans Band (Paul Barbarin) *Browse this term in* LC Authorities
Associated country	United States
Birth date	1899-05-05
Death date	1969-02-10
Place of birth	New Orleans (La.)
Place of death	New Orleans (La.)
Affiliation	Onward Brass Band Excelsior Brass Band Ray Russell Band Onward Brass Band New Orleans Band (Paul Barbarin) Jump Rhythm Boys (Musical group)
Profession or occupation	Jazz musicians Drummers (Musicians) Composers
Found in	His Paul Barbarin and his New Orleans jazz [SR] p1988: label (Paul Barbarin) W.w. of jazz (Barbarin, Adolphe Paul, drums, leader, composer; b. New Orleans, 5-5-1899; d. New Orleans, 2-10-69) Barbarin, P. Paul Barbarin and his New Orleans Band [SR] 1950: container (Paul Barbarin and his New Orleans Band) African American National Biography, accessed June 8, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Barbarin, Paul; Adolphe Paul Barbarin; jazz musician, percussionist, composer / arranger; born 05 May, 1899 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States; musician by night, Chicago (1917); played, Royal Gardens (1918), with Keppard, Chicago, with King Oliver (1922), at Tom Anderson's Cabaret (1923), Onward and Excelsior brass bands; bass drummer, Dixie Syncopators, Plantation Café, Chicago (1924-1927); played and recorded, Russell band, Nest Club, New York (1927-1932, 1934, 1935-1938); led his own band, Jump Rhythm Boys (1933); led bands, played in parades, and taught at Grunewald School of Music, New Orleans (1944-1969); worked with Art Hodes, Chicago (1953); performed in New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto; led Onward Brass Band at the carnival parade on Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans (1969); died 17 February, 1969 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States)