Kay Starr With Harold Mooney And His Orchestra - Kay Starr

Review by Martin Dimmock

Kay Starr's self-titled album with Harold Mooney and his Orchestra is a classic piece of music that showcases the singer's incredible vocal range and versatility. Released in 1957, the album features a collection of jazz and pop standards, including "It Had to Be You," "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," and "Ain't Misbehavin'."

Starr's smooth and soulful voice is perfectly complemented by Mooney's lush and dynamic arrangements, creating a timeless sound that still resonates today. From the upbeat swing tunes to the heartfelt ballads, every track on the album is a testament to Starr's talent and Mooney's skill as a bandleader.

Summary by Martin Dimmock

Fans of classic jazz and pop music will undoubtedly appreciate the timeless quality of this album. It's a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty and power of great vocal music. Kay Starr is a true gem of an album that deserves to be celebrated and enjoyed for generations to come.