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Kay Starr - Kay Starr Collection 1939-1962 (CD) (UK Import)
Kay Starr - Kay Starr Collection 1939-1962 (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Kay Starr
- Label
- Acrobat Music
- Cat No
- ACQCD7058
- Released
- 2013
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Vocal
EAN/UPC - 0824046705824
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Jazz and Pop
Kay Starr — The Kay Starr Collection 1939-62
Format: CD • Label: Acrobat Music (ACQCD7058) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Vocal
Tracklist:
1-1. Love With A Capital You
1-2. Baby Me
1-3. If I Could Be With You
1-4. Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
1-5. What A Difference A Day Made
1-6. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
1-7. You Always Hurt The One You Love
1-8. If I Could Be With You
1-9. Stormy Weather
1-10. Should I
1-11. Honey
1-12. I Ain't Gonna Cry
1-13. Don't Meddle In My Mood
1-14. Sweet Lorraine
1-15. Honeysuckle Rose
1-16. I'm Confessin'
1-17. All Of Me
1-18. Who's Foolin' Who
1-19. The Dixieland Band
1-20. Betcha I Getcha
1-21. I Cried For You
1-22. Frying Pan
1-23. Stardust
1-24. After You've Gone
1-25. Where Or When
1-26. St. Louis Blues
1-27. Ain't Misbehavin'
1-28. Them There Eyes
1-29. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
2-1. So Help Me
2-2. I'm The Lonesomest Gal In Town
2-3. You've Got to See Mama Every Night
2-4. Many Happy Returns Of The Day
2-5. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
2-6. A Faded Summer Love
2-7. Snuggled On Your Shoulder
2-8. Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong
2-9. Please Love Me
2-10. You Were Only Fooling
2-11. So Tired
2-12. You Broke Your Promise
2-13. The Wabash Cannonball
2-14. Poor Papa
2-15. There's Yes, Yes In Your Eyes
2-16. A Game Of Broken Hearts
2-17. Bonaparte's Retreat
2-18. Hoop Dee Doo
2-19. A Woman Likes To Be Told
2-20. Mississippi
2-21. I'll Never Be Free
2-22. Ain't Nobody's Business
2-23. The Texas Song (Is There Anything Wrong With Texas)
2-24. Lovesick Blues
2-25. You're My Sugar
2-26. Come On A My House
2-27. On A Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor
2-28. Two Brothers
3-1. Too Busy
3-2. The Wheel Of Fortune
3-3. Please Be Kind
3-4. Fool, Fool, Fool
3-5. Kay's Lament
3-6. Side By Side
3-7. The Breeze
3-8. What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry?
3-9. Three Letters
3-10. Comes Along A Love
3-11. Allez Vous En
3-12. Half Of A Photograph
3-13. When My Dreamboat Comes Home
3-14. Changing Partners
3-15. If You Love Me (Really Love Me)
3-16. The Man Upstairs
3-17. Am I A Toy Or A Treasure?
3-18. After You've Gone
3-19. Once More
3-20. Jump For Joy
3-21. Georgia
3-22. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
3-23. Fit As A Fiddle
3-24. I'll Never Say 'Never Again' Again
3-25. A Hundred Years From Today
3-26. My Buddy
3-27. The Rock And Roll Waltz
3-28. I've Changed My Mind A Thousand Times
3-29. It's Funny To Everyone But Me
4-1. It's A Lonesome Old Town
4-2. We Three
4-3. Blue And Sentimental
4-4. Little White Lies
4-5. You're Driving Me Crazy
4-6. The Lonesome Road
4-7. Dry Bones
4-8. My Heart Reminds Me
4-9. Rockin' Chair
4-10. Till We Meet Again
4-11. I'm Confessin'
4-12. The Glory Of Love
4-13. Oh How I Miss You Tonight
4-14. Lover Man
4-15. (I Don't Care) Only Love Me
4-16. Home In Indiana
4-17. Goin' To Chicago Blues
4-18. Lazy River
4-19. I Should Care
4-20. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
4-21. When A Woman Loves A Man
4-22. You're Just In Love
4-23. Hard Hearted Hannah
4-24. Breezin' Along With The Breeze
4-25. Sunday
4-26. Foolin' Around
4-27. More Than You Know
4-28. Crazy
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Born July 21, 1922 in Dougherty, Oklahoma, USA.
Died November 3, 2016 in Beverly Hills, California, USA.
Married to bandleader Vic Schoen (1951 - 1954) (divorced).
She sang with the orchestras of Charlie Barnet, Bob Crosby and Joe Venuti in the early 40's, after being a substitute for Marion Hutton with Glenn Miller's band in the summer of 1939.
She is now perhaps best remembered for her Seasonal Classics, "The Man With The Bag" and "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm", both of which were remixed in the 2000s and are often used in several commercial advertisements and or played in their entirety in television specials during the various Christmas seasons.
She charted forty-one times between 1948 and 1967, including 14 top ten songs. Some of her top hits included: "Hoop-Dee-Doo", (#2 U.S., 1950), "Wheel of Fortune", (#1 U.S., 1952), "Comes A-Long A-Love", (#9 U.S., #1 UK, 1952), "Side by Side", (#3 U.S., 1953) and "Rock and Roll Waltz", (#1 U.S., 1955).
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