PAULA WATSON

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Hollywood – Decca Records successfully defended itself against a $400,000 damage suit filed by Supreme Records. Supreme charged that Decca had stolen its arrangement of the Paula Watson "A Little Bird Told Me" record for Decca's "Bird" etching with Evelyn Knight. Ruling was handed down late Friday 5th May 1950 by Federal Judge Leon Yankowich in Los Angeles,ending a three day trial. Billboard, May 1950. This CD offers the complete 40's and 50's recordings of Paula Watson, from the charming, laid back Supreme recordings with accompaniment led by guitarist Tiny Webb, to the solid Big Apple R&B backing of the Joe Davis session, arranged by Fred Norman and boasting the cool saxophone solos of Sam "The Man" Taylor, Dave McRae and Ted "Snooky" Hulbert.

Songs:

Personnel

Details:

Pretty Papa Blues (Pretty Mama Blues)

A Little Bird Told Me

Paula's Nightmare

Stick By Me Baby

You Broke Your Promise

Hidin' In The Sticks

I've Got The Sweetest Man

Of All Things

I Want A Short, Squat, Big Fat Papa

I'll Be Glad, Glad, Glad

A Heart Of Stone

Don’t Worry Me No More

Stop That Knockin' At My Heart

I'm Gonna Paper My Walls with Your love Letters

Put A Little Bug In My Ear

I Love To Ride

Chick-Chick-Chick-A-Dee

Tennessee Walk

Collective Personnel: Tiny Webb, Jerry Jerome, Sam 'The Man' Taylor, more

Label:	CLASSICS R&B
Number:	5104
Item Code:	55232
Format:	CD
Genre:	OLDIES
Dates:	(1948-1953)
Price:	$16.00
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