<p>Daddy G and Gina take us on a bit of a journey as Gene talks about his early recordings, including a more in-depth history of Quarter to Three and CC Rider.  We also learn a bit about his career as a teacher and why being a postal carrier wasn't his jam.  </p>

Daddy G and Gina take us on a bit of a journey as Gene talks about his early recordings, including a more in-depth history of Quarter to Three and CC Rider. We also learn a bit about his career as a teacher and why being a postal carrier wasn't his jam.

<p>Daddy G and Gina take us on a bit of a journey as Gene talks about his early recordings, including a more in-depth history of Quarter to Three and CC Rider.&nbsp; We also learn a bit about his career as a teacher and why being a postal carrier wasn't his jam. &nbsp;</p>

Sax Solos and Going Postal

A series of interviews with Gene "Daddy G" Barge, legendary producer/arranger/saxophone player.  Interviewed by his daughter, Gina, Daddy G, a natural raconteur, tells the story of his life, starting as a boy in 1930s Norfolk, Virginia, and working his way to the present by way of Chess Records, Stax Records, Natalie Cole, etc., with a lot of life lessons and observations along the way.

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A series of interviews with Gene "Daddy G" Barge, legendary producer/arranger/saxophone player. Interviewed by his daughter, Gina, Daddy G, a natural raconteur, tells the story of his life, starting as a boy in 1930s Norfolk, Virginia, and working his way to the present by way of Chess Records, Stax Records, Natalie Cole, etc., with a lot of life lessons and observations along the way.

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