Paul Lingle

American jazz and ragtime pianist, born December 3, 1902 in Denver, Colorado, died October 30, 1962 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Settled on the West Coast in the 1920s, accompanied Al Jolson in many films, including "The Jazz Singer". During the 1930s studio work, during the 1940s mainly as ragtime soloist in West Coast night clubs. Moved to Hawaii in 1952.

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Paul Lingle

Final Curtain

Paul Lingle

The Legend Of Lingle

Paul Lingle

Dance Of The Witch Hazels At The Jug Club 1951

Paul Lingle

They Tore My Playhouse Down

Burt Bales & Paul Lingle

They Tore My Playhouse Down...

Burt Bales And Paul Lingle

At The Piano

Paul Lingle

At The Piano Vol. 1

Paul Lingle

Vintage Piano Vol 3

Paul Lingle, Bill Mitchell

Sister Kate / Louisiana Rag

Paul Lingle

The Good Time Jazz Story

Various

Scott Joplin & The Age Of Ragtime - The Life, Times, & Music Series

Various

They All Played The Maple Leaf Rag

Various

Searchlight Rag (Piano Ragtime Of The Fifties)

Various

Memphis Blues

Blame It On The Blues

Yellow Dog Blues

Pastime Rag No. 3

Black Bottom Stomp

London Blues

Sidewalk Blues

Sweet Substitute

Black & Blue Rag - Live

Pastime Rag No 3

Good Gravy Rag - Live

Black & Blue Rag

2:19 Blues (Mamie's Blues)

Squeeze Me

Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble - Live

Tin Roof Blues - Live

2.19 Blues (Mamie's Blues) (Live)

Strut Miss Lizzie

Good Gravy Rag (Live)

Black Bottom Stomp - Live