Any song, any tempo, hallowed standard or fresh new tune, Georgia Gibbs makes it her own. Here on "Something's Gotta Give" she proves once again that there are few singers more capable, more talented... more

Georgia Gibbs was a singer whose background was in jazz and big bands during the 1940s, but who was so astonishingly versatile that she was able to turn her hand to just about any kind of music with... more

In between her big-band days with the likes of Artie Shaw and her abrupt retirement from singing in the '60s, Georgia notched 30 hits. This comp collects 28 of 'em plus four other favorites, several... more

Throw away any other collections you have of "Her Nibs," because this one presents all the ORIGINAL Top 40 hits of this late '50s pop song stylist, not the re-records that have surfaced on other CDs.... more

The best from Her Nibs, but with a twist: these are her Epic recordings instead of those oft-compiled Mercury sides! Includes Kiss of Fire; Ballin' the Jack; 'Deed I Do; Candy Kisses; When You're... more

A full 30 tracks from Her Nibs, with some rarities mixed in among the hits! Such as: her 1940 recording of Cole Porter's The Laziest Gal in Town. Plus, Love Me and Blueberries, two early tunes... more

After singing with Artie Shaw, this versatile singer and her vivacious personality became famous all around the world. Here are her 1950 Coral hits If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake and... more