Kitty White - Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! The Rare Singles 1949-1960 (2026)

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Artist: Kitty White
Title: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! The Rare Singles 1949-1960
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Jasmine Records
Genre: Jazz, Blues
Quality: Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 1:19:36
Total Size: 243 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:
1. A Man Is Good (2:51)
2. It Pays To Advertise (2:58)
3. I’m Playing With Fire (2:58)
4. Ooh-Wee (2:33)
5. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! (3:02)
6. Paradise (2:56)
7. You’re Tired Of Me (3:17)
8. Jesse James (2:38)
9. Scratch My Back (2:33)
10. Give Me This Night (2:43)
11. I Can’t Change (2:53)
12. Magnificent Matador (2:47)
13. Why Does A Woman Cry (2:31)
14. Rice (2:35)
15. The Impatient Years (2:32)
16. Cry Me A River (2:58)
17. A Teenage Prayer (2:29)
18. I’m Gonna Be A Fool Next Monday (2:01)
19. Cashmere Sweater (2:12)
20. The River, The Moonlight And You (2:22)
21. Plain Gold Ring (2:48)
22. As Children Do (3:09)
23. I Wanna Be Wanted (2:16)
24. Askillamadillamajee (2:08)
25. The Old Man And The Sea (2:50)
26. I Am Your Dream (3:03)
27. Wimoweh (The Lion Sleeps) (2:30)
28. Wings Of A Dove (2:18)
29. Return To Paradise (1:31)
30. I Saw A Robin Today (2:58)

Kitty White, born Kitty Jean Bilbrew on July 7, 1923 in Los Angeles, was an American jazz singer. She began her career at age sixteen as a singer and pianist, performing in local nightclubs such as the Hob Nob and Club Gala. In 1955, she released her debut album A New Voice In Jazz. White's career included notable collaborations with Elvis Presley on "Crawfish" for the film King Creole (1958) and sang the title song of the 1954 film Riders to the Stars. She recorded several albums, including Sweet Talk (1959) and Newborn (1962). White settled in Palm Springs, California, in 1967 and performed at the Spa Hotel for sixteen years. She passed away on August 11, 2009.

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