American jazz saxophonist
Musical artist
Paula Atherton is an American jazz saxophonist.
Career
Born and raised in Massapequa Park, Long Island , NY , Atherton began playing the flute at the age of nine and then the saxophone during her teen years. She became further interested in jazz soon afterwards. As a jazz vocalist/musician, Atherton was influenced by artists such as Billie Holiday , Charlie Parker , Cannonball Adderley and David Sanborn .
Discography
Singles
Year
Single
Chart positions
US Jazz
2013
"Sassy Strut"
15
"Herbie"
21
2016
"Between You & Me"
21
2017
"Girl Talk" (Cindy Bradley feat. Paula Atherton)
2
2018
"My Song for You"
18
Credits
Year
Album
Artist
2020
Colors
Roberto Tola
Flute, Soloist
2017
Natural
Cindy Bradley
Sax (Alto)
2014
Jazzboy
Dino Fiumara
Primary Artist
2012
WO!: Bobby Susser Songs for Children
Bobby Susser
Flute, Penny Whistle, Sax (Alto), Featured Artist, Vocals
2012
Good Medicine
Ty Stephens
Soloist
2009
America: An Album for All Ages
The Bobby Susser Singers
Featured Artist
2008
All Roads Lead to Home
Bobby Susser
Main Personnel, Vocals
1996
Some Like It Hot
Kit McClure Big Band / Kit McClure
Vocals, Sax (Alto), Vocals (Background)
References
^ "Paula Atherton" . allmusic.com .
"An Interview With Kalimba Recording Artist Paula Atherton" . indiespiritmagazine.com .
"Balcones Heights Jazz Festival: Paula Atherton" . mysanantonio.com .
"Paula Atherton: Smooth Jazz Songs" . billboard.com .
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