Kay Starr Kay Starr (CD)
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Kay Starr: Kay Starr (CD)
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| Starr, Kay - Kay Starr (CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | The Wheel Of Fortune | Kay Starr | ||
| 02 | I'll Always Be In Love With You | Kay Starr | ||
| 03 | If You Love Me | Kay Starr | ||
| 04 | Come's A-Long A'Love | Kay Starr | ||
| 05 | Two Brothers | Kay Starr | ||
| 06 | Lovesick Blues | Kay Starr | ||
| 07 | Side By Side | Kay Starr | ||
| 08 | You've Got To See Mama Ev'ry Night | Kay Starr | ||
| 09 | If I Could Be With You | Kay Starr | ||
| 10 | Mississippi | Kay Starr | ||
| 11 | Bonaparte's Retreat | Kay Starr | ||
| 12 | You Broke Your Promise | Kay Starr | ||
| 13 | Half A Photograph | Kay Starr | ||
| 14 | Come On-A My House | Kay Starr | ||
| 15 | I Wanna Love You | Kay Starr | ||
| 16 | Three Letters | Kay Starr | ||
| 17 | I Wish I Had A Wisbone | Kay Starr | ||
| 18 | Tell Me How Long The Trains Been Gone? | Kay Starr | ||
| 19 | Mama Goes Where Papa Goes | Kay Starr | ||
| 20 | Tonight You Belong To Me | Kay Starr | ||
| 21 | Changing Partners | Kay Starr | ||
| 22 | Dancing On My Tears | Kay Starr | ||
| 23 | Waiting At The End Of The Road | Kay Starr | ||
| 24 | I Forgot To Forget | Kay Starr | ||
| 25 | The Rock & Roll Waltz | Kay Starr | ||
Kay Starr
Fool Fool Fool
Kay Starr, one of the more successful pop singers of the 1950s, pretty well conquered every genre of music she tried - from jazz to pop to country. But her deep roots were in jazz with a bit of blues thrown in for good measure. Billie Holiday, a decent jazz singer in her own right, called Kay "the only white woman who can sing the blues". High praise from Lady Day. Dinah Washington was also reportedly a big fan and the two are often mentioned in the same breath by many scribes writing about jazz and pop singing.
So, here's Kay in 1952, not long after her #1 pop hit. Wheel Of Fortune (also recorded by Dinah Washington) covering a shuffling Ahmet Ertegun-penned Clovers R&B Atlantic side. The Lancers, a white vocal group, gather behind her, lending some solid doo-wop support as Kay tears into Fool, Fool, Fool in her brassy, bluesy, full throated glory. It's a riveting vocal performance from start to finish and gave Kay a #13 hit in July of that year.
Larry Birnbaum, author of 'Before Elvis: The Prehistory Of Rock And Roll,' suggests that Kay Starr's Fool, Fool, Fool has been "overlooked by compilers of possible first rock and roll records". We can't help but agree, which is why we've included the track on this compilation. Kay's not trying to rock, she's rocking without trying.
Various The Popsters - They Tried To Rock Vol.3
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