the pauls

= Paul Buff

from the "Paul Buff presents the PAL and Original Sound studio archives, vol.2" liner notes by Greg Russo:
"The next three tracks were licensed for single release on Donna. Baby Ray And The Ferns' "How's Your Bird?" is the first one, inspired by Steve Allen. It was written before Zappa's appearance on Allen's show in March 1963, and Frank talked about it during his appearance. FZ wrote and produced "Everytime I See You" for The Heartbreakers, a Mexican teenage duo. The other side of the record was "Cradle Rock," which will be covered later. The Pauls' "Cathy My Angel" features Paul Buff on numerous overdubs - hence, The Pauls. It's a prime example of early '60s pop before The Beatles shook things up."

from the "Paul Buff presents the PAL and Original Sound studio archives, vol.3" liner notes by Greg Russo:
Paul Buff and Dave Aerni got together to write The Pauls' "'Til September." It was licensed to the Donna label and is extremely rare.

	the pauls: cathy my angel / 'til september     (1963, 7", usa, donna 1379)
	various artists: cucamonga      (1997, cd, usa, del-fi records dfcd 71261) - incl. various studio Z recordings
	various artists: how's your bird     (1998, 10", italy, abraxas get 525) - incl. various studio Z recordings
	various artists: for collectors only     (2002, cd, nl, disky pure gold go 905010) - incl. various studio Z recordings
	various artists: paul buff presents the pal and original sound studio archives, vol.2     (2010, download, -, crossfire publications) - feat.contributions by frank zappa
	various artists: paul buff presents the pal and original sound studio archives, vol.3     (2010, download, -, crossfire publications) - feat.contributions by frank zappa
	various artists: paul buff presents the pal and original sound studio archives: the collection     (2011, flash-drive, usa, crossfire publications) = the complete 35 album series, with bonus liner notes on pdf and 56 extra tracks