This article contains the discography of American singer Eartha Kitt.
Contents
Albums
Studio albums
RCA Victor releases 1952 to 1959
1952: Leonard Sillman's New Faces Of 1952 (Original Cast) (as cast member) (LOC1008; 12-inch)
1953: RCA Victor Presents Eartha Kitt (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (LPM-3062; 10-inch)
1954: That Bad Eartha (10-inch, 8-song album) (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (LPM-3187; 10-inch)
1954: Leonard Sillman presents Mrs. Patterson (Original Cast Recording) (as starring cast member)
1955: Down to Eartha (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (LPM-1109; 12-inch)
1956: That Bad Eartha (12-inch compilation from 1953-54 10-inch albums) (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (LPM-1183; 12-inch)
1957: Thursday's Child (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (LPM-1300)
1958: St. Louis Blues (with Shorty Rogers and His Orchestra) (LPM-1661)
Kapp Records releases 1959 to 1960
1959: The Fabulous Eartha
1960: Revisited
MGM Records release 1962
1962: Bad But Beautiful
EMI Columbia releases 1963 to 1965
1962: The Romantic Eartha
1965: Love for Sale (with Tony Osborne and His Orchestra) (SCX-3563)
Decca Records release 1965
1965: Canta en Español/Sings In Spanish
Caedmon Records releases 1968
1968: Folk Tales of the Tribes Of Africa
1968: Black Pioneers in American History (with Moses Gunn)
Spark Records release 1970
1970: Sentimental Eartha
Can't Stop Productions release 1984
1984: I Love Men
Swing Disques release 1985
1985: Eartha Kitt, Doc Cheatham, Bill Coleman, with George Duvivier & Co. (FR; SW8410) [album features four previously unreleased tracks from a Paris recording session in 1950; the original, unreleased 1950 performing credit was "Eartha Kitt with Doc Cheatham & His Trio"]
Ariola Records releases 1989 to 1990
1989: I'm Still Here
ITM Records releases 1991 to 1992
1991: Thinking Jazz
DRG Records release 1994
1994: Back in Business
West Wind Records release 2000
1999: Thinking Jazz
Live albums
MGM Records release 1962
1962 Bad But Beautiful / The Most Exciting Woman in the World
EMI Columbia releases 1963 to 1965
1963 C'est Si Bon, Live in Tivoli
GNP Crescendo release 1965
1965 Eartha Kitt Live at the Plaza
Ariola Records releases 1989 to 1990
1990: Live in London
ITM Records releases 1991 to 1992
1992: Standards/Live
Kulter Video release 1994
1994-1995: The Most Exciting Women in the World (1994 VHS) (1995 CD)
DRG Records release 2006
2006 Live from the Cafe Carlyle
Strike Force Entertainment release 2008
2008 Live at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival
Extended play albums
1954: That Bad Eartha
1954: Sings Songs from "New Faces"
1955: Down to Eartha (U.S.; RCA; EPB1109) [re-issued in 1960]
1956: Just an Old Fashioned Girl (U.S.; RCA; EPA 9053)
1956: Thursday's Child (U.S.; RCA; EPA-844)
1956: Gold N Kitt (SWE; RCA; EPS 157) (two Swedish songs, two instrumentals with Gold's orchestra)
1959: Gold ´n' Kitt (DE; RCA; EPS 157) [German re-issue of Gold N Kitt]
1959: That Blue Eartha (U.K.; RCA; SRC-7015) [EP version of St. Louis Blues]
1959: Just Eartha (DE; RCA; RCX-138)
1960: Revisited
Singles
Complete list of singles
1952: "Tierre va Tembla" / "Caliente" (U.S.; SEECO; SR-8242)
1952: "Monotonous" / "Boston Beguine" (U.S.; RCA; 47-4952)
1953: "Uska Dara – A Turkish Tale" / "Two Lovers" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5284)
1953: "C'est Si Bon"/ "African Lullaby" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5358)
1953: "I Want to Be Evil" / "Annie Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (U.S.; RCA; 20-5442)
1953: "Santa Baby" / "Under The Bridges Of Paris" (with Henri René and His Orchestra) (U.S.; RCA; 247-5502)
1954: "Lovin' Spree" / "Somebody Bad Stole de Wedding Bell" (U.S.; RCA; 20-5610)
1954: "Let's Do It" / "Senor" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5737)
1954: "Mink Shmink" / "Easy Does It" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5756)
1954: "Apres Moi" / "I Wantcha Around" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5776)
1954: "If I Was a Boy" / "Tea in Chicago" (U.S.; RCA; 5882)
1954: "Hey Jacques" / "(This Year's) Santa Baby" (U.S.; RCA; 47-5914)
1955: "Freddy" / "Sweet And Gentle" – with Perez Prado (U.S.; RCA Victor; 47-6138 )
1955: "Under the Bridges of Paris" / "Let's Do It" (U.K.; RCA; 47-1014)
1955: "The Heel" / "My Heart's Delight" (U.S.; RCA; 47-6009)