Eartha Kitt

AAnnie Doesn't Live Here Any More
BI Want to Be Evil

Label: His Master's Voice
Catalogue number: B10584
Genre: Voice
Condition: Excellent−
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #6541

Eartha Kitt, the American torch singer and actress, recorded 'Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More' and 'I Want to Be Evil' on His Master's Voice, catalogue B10584.

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AAfrican Lullaby
BMonotonous

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AC'est si bon
B(D Shore)Blue Canary

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AJust an old-fashioned girl
BIf I can't take it with me

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ATake my Love
BProceed with caution

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AThe day that the circus left town
BI've got that lovin' bug itch

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AUska Dara-Oh! Those Turks
BThe Lovers

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