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Paula Castle (died around 2016), was an American jazz singers who flourished from about 1949 to about 1955.

Career

Discography

Lost Love (album)
Paula Castle
Sam Most, flute; Ronnie Selbey, piano; Chet Amsterdam, bass; Herb Wasserman, drums; Paula Castle, vocals
circa 1954 or 1955
Side 1:
1. "I'm Shooting High"
  Ted Koehler (words)
  Jimmy McHugh (music)
2. "Yesterday's Gardenias"
  Dick Robertson (w&m)
  Nelson Cognane (w&m)
  Sammy Mysels (w&m)
3. "Here I Am In Love Again"
  Chuck Sweeney (words)
  Moose Charlap (music)
4. "Mountain Greenery"
  Rodgers and Hart
Side 2:
1. "Lost Love"
  C & C Amsterdam
2. "You Don't Know What Love Is"
  Don Raye (w&m)
  Gene de Paul (w&m)
3. "Love Is One Way Street"
  Jack Segal (w&m)
4. "Why Can't I"
  Rodgers and Hart
Bethlehem BCP-1036

Produced by Creed Taylor
Charlie Parker Session 1949-03-05
Saturday, March 5, 1949
Royal Roost, 1580 Broadway, New York City, New York

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References

^ Charlie Parker, The Complete Charlie Parker on Savoy Years, Nippon Columbia COCY-75791/8, Volume 8, for items 1 – 8, tracks 20 - 28; Roost Volume 4, CD Savoy Jazz ZDS 4414, tracks 1 – 8; Charlie Parker Integrale Volume 6: Passport, 1949, FA1336, tracks 1 – 8 Recording: Private recording of radio broadcast made by Boris Rose.(Rose 1948 - 1973: 10)

[Parker-1] Charlie Parker, The Complete Charlie Parker on Savoy Years, Nippon Columbia COCY-75791/8, Volume 8, for items 1 – 8, tracks 20 - 28; Roost Volume 4, CD Savoy Jazz ZDS 4414, tracks 1 – 8; Charlie Parker Integrale Volume 6: Passport, 1949, FA1336, tracks 1 – 8 Recording: Private recording of radio broadcast made by Boris Rose.(Rose 1948 - 1973: 10)

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