Kay Starr

Kay Starr (born July 21, 1922) is an American jazz and popular singer.

Hit songs

• Allez-Vous-En (1953)
• Bonaparte's Retreat (1950)
• Changing Partners (1953) (better known by Patti Page)
• Come On-A My House (1951) (better known by Rosemary Clooney)
• Comes Along A-Love (1952)
• Fool, Fool, Fool (With The Lancers — B-side of "Kay's Lament") (1952)
• Fortune In Dreams (1954)
• Good And Lonesome (1955)
• Half A Photograph (1953)
• Hoop-Dee-Doo (1950) (better known by Perry Como)
• If You Love Me (Really Love Me) (B-side of "The Man Upstairs") (1954)
• I'll Never Be Free (With "Tennessee" Ernie Ford) (1950)
• I Waited A Little Too Long (1952)
• Kay's Lament (With The Lancers) (1952)
• Mississippi (1950)
• My Heart Reminds Me (1957)
• Oceans Of Tears (1951)
• Oh, Babe! (1950)
• Side By Side (1953)
• So Tired (1948)
• The Man Upstairs (1954)
• The Rock And Roll Waltz (GOLD RECORD) (1956)
• Wheel Of Fortune (GOLD RECORD) (1952)
• When My Dreamboat Comes Home (1953)
• You Were Only Foolin'(While I Was Falling In Love) (1948)
• Baby Me Kay Starr Vocals On This Glenn Miller & His Orchestra Recording For (1939)