Kay Starr Sings

Kay Starr Sings - Vol. 2

Kay Starr Sings

Vol. 2
Coronet Records CR - CXS 179

1962

From the back cover: Born Katherine Starks in Dougherty, Oklahoma, July 21, 1922... Kay Starr is today one of the great female Jazz singers. Raised in Dallas, her first singing debut was on a local radio station. At seventeen, she made her first move into the "big time", as a temporary substitute for Marion Hutton in Glenn Miller's 1939 band.

Through the war years she made progress with the big bands of the period: Bob Crosby, Joe Venuti and Charlie Barnet orchestras. In 1945 she left Barnet and signed up with Capitol Records, where she made such famous hits as "Wheel Of Fortune", etc.... she rapidly rose to national fame as a solo artist.

Baby Won't  You Please Come Home

My Future Just Passed

Nobody Knows The Trouble

Ain't Misbehavin'

After You've Gone

Just About Right

Flying To High

Who's Foolin' Who