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Barbara Carroll
Born in Worcester, Massachusetts on January 25, 1925, Barbara Carroll was a jazz
pianist and vocalist. She began studying classical piano at the age of 8 but
switched to jazz while in high school. She then enrolled at the New England
Conservatory of Music but left after a year in order to pursue her musical
career. In the late 1940s, she formed a trio with guitarist Chuck Wayne and
bassist Clyde Lombardi, and they worked with Benny Goodman for a brief time.
When guitarist Chuck Wayne left the trio, he was replaced by Charlie Byrd for a
short while. Barbara Carroll’s first release...
Come SundayBarbara Carroll
These Foolish ThingsBarbara Carroll
Taking a Chance on LoveBarbara Carroll
You Stepped Out of a DreamMarian McPartland and Barbara Carroll
You Took Advantage of MeBarbara Carroll
Lady Be GoodBarbara Carroll
Come SundayBarbara Carroll
One Morning in May
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These Foolish ThingsBarbara Carroll
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
Taking a Chance on LoveBarbara Carroll
Barbara Carroll
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You Stepped Out of a DreamMarian McPartland and Barbara Carroll
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You Took Advantage of MeBarbara Carroll
Barbara Carroll
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Lady Be GoodBarbara Carroll
Sentimental Mood
