Bye Bye Blackbird

Name: Bye Bye Blackbird
Duration: 4 min 3 s

Appears on releases

#	Title	Length	Track artist	Release title	Release artist	Release group type	Country/Date	Label	Catalog#
Official
1.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	US2000-09-26	Premonition Records (US label)	7243 5 27290 2 9
1.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	XE2000	Blue Note, Premonition Records (US label)	7243 5 27290 2 9
1.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	US2002-06-11	Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab	UDSACD 2004
2.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	US2002-06-11	Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab	UDSACD 2004
1.8	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:04	Patricia Barber	Jazz History, Volume 4: The New Era 1969-Now	Various Artists	Album + Compilation	-2003
1.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	US2004	KOCH Records (independent US label, 1999–2009/01), Premonition Records (US label)	KOC-CD-5738
2.2	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:02	Patricia Barber	The Premonition Years: 1994-2002	Patricia Barber	Album + Compilation	US2007-09-25	KOCH Records (independent US label, 1999–2009/01)	90770, 90771, 90772
1.1	Bye Bye Blackbird	4:03	Patricia Barber	Nightclub	Patricia Barber	Album	US2011	Premonition Records (US label)	90763-G

recording engineer and mixer:	Jim Anderson (engineer) (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)
assistant engineer:	Bill Douglass (engineer) Jeffrey Lane (assistant engineer) Gabriel Weldin (sound engineer)
producer:	Patricia Barber
bass:	Marc Johnson (US jazz bassist, composer & band leader) (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)
drums (drum set):	Adam Nussbaum (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)
piano:	Patricia Barber (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)
vocals:	Patricia Barber (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)
piano technician:	Charles Terr (piano technician)

phonographic copyright (℗) by:	Capitol Records Ltd. (not for release label use; UK company) (in 2000) Premonition Records, Inc. (in 2000)

recorded at and mixed at:	Chicago Recording Company, Studio 4 in Chicago, Illinois, United States (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19)

recording of:	Bye Bye Blackbird (from 2000-05-15 until 2000-05-19: cover)

lyricist:	Mort Dixon (in 1926)
composer:	Ray Henderson (in 1926)

publisher:	Francis, Day & Hunter Olde Clover Leaf Music Ray Henderson Music Redwood Music Ltd. (Carlin) Warner Bros., Inc. (not for release label use!)

referred to in medleys:	Let's Have Another Party (Winifred Atwell medley) The Roaring 20's (order: 6)
later parody versions:	Bye Bye Blumberg
is the basis for:	I’m Your Mailman