April 6, 1923 and died on October 31, 1976, aged 53 (not 51 as was misreported) from a brain tumor following a lengthy hospitalization in Manhattan's Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospital. Claire Barry (later Mrs. Easton) was born on October 17, 1920 and died on November 22, 2014, aged 94, in Aventura, Florida, having survived her younger sister by 38 years. She was survived by a daughter, Joy Pargman. Claire Barry Easton was featured in the 2002 NPR radio show, The Yiddish Radio Project. Discography The Barry Sisters (10", Album); 1951 Banner Records LP 058 The Barry Sisters; Banner Records BAS-1009 (compilation of recordings originally released as 78 rpm records) The Barry Sisters Sing…; 1957 Cadence CLP-4001 (w/Abe Ellstein) At Home with the Barry Sisters; 1959 Roulette SR-25060 (w/Abe Ellstein) Side by Side; 1961 Roulette SR-25136 (w/Joe Reisman) We Belong Together; 1961 Roulette SR-25156;(w/Jerry Fielding) Shalom; 1961 Roulette SR-25157 (w/Joe Reisman) The Barry Sisters in Israel (live); 1963 Roulette SR-25198 The World of the Barry Sisters: Memorable Jewish Melodies; Roulette SR-25258 The Barry Sisters Sing Fiddler On The Roof; 1964 ABC-Paramount ABCS-516 Something Spanish; ABC-Paramount ABCS-578 (arranged and conducted by Chico O'Farrill) A Time To Remember; 1966 ABC-Paramount ABCS-597 The Best Of The Barry Sisters; 1966 Roulette RR-30748; Jewish Favourites; 1969 Saga Eros; Our Way (Tahka-Tahka); 1973 Roulette/Mainstream/Red Lion MRL-393; 1973 (w/Jim Tyler, Jerry Graff) Moishe Oysher With The Barry Sisters - A Gala Concert With Moishe Oysher And The Barry Sisters. Volume 2 (2xLP, Album); 1973 The Greater Recording Co., Inc. GRC-296; References External links Freedman Catalogue discography Profile, mtv.com; accessed November 26, 2014. Barry Sisters' discography, rainloresworldofmusic.net; accessed November 26, 2014. Barry Sisters – I Love You Much Too Much on youtube.com Jewish American musicians Jewish musical groups Jewish jazz musicians Jewish women singers American jazz singers American women jazz singers Sibling musical duos Yiddish-language singers RCA Victor artists Apex Records artists Yiddish theatre performers Cadence Records artists Musical groups established in the 1940s People from the Bronx Musicians from New York City Jazz musicians from New York (state) 20th-century American women singers 20th-century American singers