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Anita O'Day
From a broken home in Chicago, Anita O'Day made her showbusiness beginnings as a
dancer, leaving home at 14 to compete in the various "walk-a-thons" popular
around America during the hardships of the 1930s. A meeting with drummer Don
O'Day (who she married in 1937) encouraged her ambition to be a singer, at first
with the Max Miller Quartet and then, in 1941, with Gene Krupa. She went on to
work with Woody Herman and Stan Kenton when her unusually aggressive swing vocal
style - which she attributed to a throat operation when she was young -
established her as one of the most stri...
YesterdaysAnita O'Day, Bebo Valdés and Thomas Hengelbrock
New Faces – New Sounds, Introducing The Kenny Drew Trio
5:11
Night and DayAnita O'Day and Billy May
Anita O'Day Swings Cole Porter with Billy May
1:59
Body and SoulAnita O'Day and The Russell Garcia Orchestra
Anita O'Day Sings the Winners
3:20
Love For Sale (1959 version)
Anita O'DayAnita O'Day Swings Cole Porter with Billy May
2:43
My Heart Stood StillThe 3 Sounds and Anita O'Day
Stanley Brothers And the Clinch Mountain Boys
3:36
You Don't Know What Love IsAnita O'Day
An Evening with Anita O'Day
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