Handy, in which Eartha starred with Nat Cole (as Handy), and an all-star African-American cast.

It features selections from the Paramount movie, 'St. Louis Blues,' with the trumpeter Shorty Rogers and his orchestra, Bear Family has captured a musical side of Kitt all too often overlooked - the soulful singer of formidable artistic versatility and heart. On this compelling CD - originally released in 1958 as the album 'St. There were two Earthas come through in her dual persona: stylized purring for jewelry and mink in the preponderance of records that seemed to dwell on that topic, and her outspoken remarks against the Vietnam war that alienated enough of the establishment so that she had to head for Europe to ride out her career derailment.

The public knew her as a glamorous star who in the 1950s and '60s, inhabited Broadway, movies, nightclubs and television with equal élan and ferocity (to a generation, her portrayal of Catwoman on the TV series 'Batman' cemented her legend), while recording novelty hits like Santa Baby and C'est si bon. Eartha bathed herself in the cultures of the world - hobnobbed with Churchill, Nehru and Einstein - and emerged a star scented with far-flung trappings, who was at the same time, fundamentally, unmistakably American. Willfully exotic, a multilingual, genetically engineered sex-kitten with an IQ to match any Harvard cat, her international celebrity wasn't simply American fame exported overseas - like Elvis or Peggy Lee or Lena Horne. Tag -Ballads -Compilation -Funk -Rock -Soul 24KT Gold Alternative Rock AM Gold Art Rock Audiophile Bad Company Barry Manilow Bolland & Bolland Bryan Ferry Chris De Burgh Classic Rock Classix Nouveaux Compact Disc Club Dawn Penn dee harris Deep Purple Dexys Midnight Runners Disco DTS 5.1 DVD-Audio Eagles EktorasClub Electronic Eric Carmen Eurodance Fashiøn Foreigner Gazebo Hard Rock HDCD Howard Jones Hybrid SACD Italo Disco James Ingram john mulligan King Crimson Lionel Richie London Symphony Orchestra LP (Laura Pergolizzi) Madonna MFSL Mofi New Romantic New Wave Oldies Pink Floyd Police Pop Pop/Rock Pop Classics The Long Versions Pop Rock Progressive Rock Queen R&B Reggae Remastered SACD Socrates (Drank The Conium) Soft Rock StarFM StarFM 97.Orson Welles called her 'the most exciting woman in the world.'Singer, dancer, actress, writer, activist and icon, the world was Eartha Kitt's cultural playpen.Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon.Eagles - Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975).King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King.Deep Purple – Stormbringer (The Original Quadraphonic Mix in DTS).

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