Eartha Kitt - Santa Baby (1953) "Santa Baby," performed by Eartha Kitt in 1953, is a masterful blend of Christmas cheer and playful seduction, reflecting the era's fascination with luxury and materialism. Born in 1927, Eartha Mae Kitt rose to fame for her sultry voice and magnetic stage presence, establishing herself as a versatile talent in singing, acting, and dancing. By the time "Santa Baby" was released, Kitt had captivated audiences worldwide with her unique charm and exotic flair. The son

Eartha Kitt - Santa Baby (Live) (1953) "Santa Baby," performed by Eartha Kitt in 1953, is a masterful blend of Christmas cheer and playful seduction, reflecting the era's fascination with luxury and materialism. Born in 1927, Eartha Mae Kitt rose to fame for her sultry voice and magnetic stage presence, establishing herself as a versatile talent in singing, acting, and dancing. By the time "Santa Baby" was released, Kitt had captivated audiences worldwide with her unique charm and exotic flair.

Eartha Kitt - C'est Si Bon (It's So Good) (Live) (1953) "C'est Si Bon," performed by Eartha Kitt in 1953, captures the essence of playful sophistication. The song, with its origins in 1947 France, was crafted by Henri Betti and André Hornez, and later given English lyrics by Jerry Seelen. Eartha Kitt's rendition brought an international flavor to the piece, introducing a wider audience to its upbeat melody and lighthearted lyrics which celebrate the joys of life and love. Eartha Kitt's interpret

Eartha Kitt - Just An Old Fashioned Girl (Live) (1956) Eartha Kitt's 1956 tune "Just An Old Fashioned Girl" captures her artful persona and commentary on 1950s and 60s consumerism through playful, yet poignant lyrics. Written by Marve Fisher, the song portrays Kitt as desiring old-world luxuries—sables, yachts, and wealthy suitors—while also subtly critiquing the materialism those lyrics embrace. This blend of earnest aspiration and satirical commentary is delivered with Kitt's trademark vocal e