| Artist |
Song |
Album |
Label |
Comments |
| Eartha Kitt |
C'est Si Bon |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
Happy Birthday Eartha Kitt! rec. 1953 |
|
| Eartha Kitt |
Monotonous |
Miss Kitt to You |
RCA |
rec. 1952 this was her breakout hit when she sang it in New Faces of 1952 |
| Eartha Kitt |
I Want to Be Evil |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1953 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Uska Dara |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1953 yes, she is singing in Turkish. Kitt spoke 4 languages (English, French, German, Dutch) and sang in 11 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Angelitos Negros |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1953 sung in Spanish |
| Eartha Kitt |
Avril Au Portugal |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1953 sung in French. Kitt lived in France in the early 50s and learned to speak French there. Before breaking out in the US she became a stage star in Paris when she was cast by Orson Welles in his production of Faust |
|
| Eartha Kitt |
Santa Baby |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1953 to this day this is one of Kitt's biggest hits |
| Eartha Kitt |
My Heart Belongs to Daddy |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1953 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Lovin' Spree |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1954 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Somebody Bad Stole De Wedding Bells |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1954 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1954 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Let's Do It |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1954 |
|
| Eartha Kitt |
Mink, Shmink |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1954 |
| Eartha Kitt o/ Perez Prado |
Sweet and Gentle (Me Lo Dijo Adela) |
The Essential Eartha Kitt |
BMG |
rec. 1955 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Looking for a Boy |
Down to Eartha |
RCA Victor |
rec. 1955 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Under the Bridges of Paris |
That Bad Eartha |
BMG |
rec. 1955 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Mambo De Paree |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1955 |
| Eartha Kitt |
The Heel |
Head Over High Hells |
Trikont |
rec. 1955 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Rosenkyssar |
50 tals klassiker i våra hjärtan |
PCA |
rec. 1956 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Je Cherche Un Homme |
Miss Kitt to You |
RCA |
rec. 1956 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Mademoiselle Kitt |
Miss Kitt to You |
RCA |
rec. 1956 |
| Eartha Kitt |
A Woman Wouldn't Be a Woman |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1957 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Just an Old Fashioned Girl |
Miss Kitt to You |
RCA |
rec. 1957 |
|
| Eartha Kitt & Nat King Cole |
Careless Love |
St. Louis Blues OST |
Paramount |
clip from 1958 movie about W.C. Handy |
| Eartha Kitt |
Chantez Les-Bas (Sing 'Em Low) |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1958 |
| Eartha Kitt |
I've Got That Loving Bug Itch |
Down to Eartha |
RCA Victor |
rec. 1958 |
| Eartha Kitt |
Sholem |
The Best of Eartha Kitt |
|
rec. 1959 this is the traditional Hebrew song "Hevenu Shalom Aleichem" |
| Eartha Kitt |
Rahadlakam |
TV appearance |
|
rec. 1978 this was her showcase number from Timbuktu, her return to Broadway after 10 years of working overseas because she couldn't get work in the US after criticizing the Vietnam War |
| Eartha Kitt |
Compromise |
All By Myself: The Eartha Kitt Story |
|
1982 film directed by Christian Blackwood |
|
| Eartha Kitt |
Where Is My Man |
Where Is My Man |
|
rec. 1982 this was her first gold record & revived her career as a pop star |
| Eartha Kitt & Bronski Beat |
Cha Cha Heels |
Legendary |
BMG |
rec. 1984 this song was originally written for Divine |
| Eartha Kitt |
Snuff Out the Light (Yzma's Song) |
The Emperor's New Groove OST |
Walt Disney Records |
rec. 2000 in the last 2 decades of her life Kitt did a lot of voiceover work |
| Eartha Kitt |
I'm Still Here |
Live at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival |
Cherry Red Records |
rec. 2008 this song became a signature song for Kitt after she sang it in the Stephen Sondheim show FOLLIES in London. This performance was recorded just a few months before she died in 2008 |
| Eartha Kitt |
I Will Survive |
Legendary |
BMG |
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