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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...
You Stepped Out of a DreamMarian McPartland and Barbara Carroll
Taking a Chance on LoveBarbara Carroll
I'm Old FashionedBarbara Carroll
These Foolish ThingsBarbara Carroll
How Long Has This Been Going On?Barbara Carroll
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToBarbara Carroll
You Stepped Out of a DreamMarian McPartland and Barbara Carroll
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Taking a Chance on LoveBarbara Carroll
Barbara Carroll
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I'm Old FashionedBarbara Carroll
Live at the Carlyle
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These Foolish ThingsBarbara Carroll
We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
How Long Has This Been Going On?Barbara Carroll
Funny Face
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToBarbara Carroll
Lullabies in Rhythm
