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Cathy Carr, born Angelina Helen Catherine Cordovano, was an American pop singer best known for her 1956 hit "Ivory Tower," which reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Born in the Bronx, New York, she began her career on the children's television show "The Children's Hour." She later performed with the USO and worked with big bands such as Sammy Kaye. Throughout her career, she recorded for various labels including Coral, Fraternity, Roulette, and RCA. Her other albums include "Shy" (1959) and "Songs for Sentimentalists" (1964). The products available from the artist Cathy Carr include CDs.
