Georgia Gibbs - Kiss Me Another (BSN Stereo Mix)

Frieda Lipschitz (Georgia Gibbs) was born in Massachusetts, and at the age of 17 was singing with a Boston-based orchestra under the name Fredda Gibson. She soon was singing with big bands, including Tommy Dorsey, Hal Kemp, and Artie Shaw, all from the late 1930s to 1943. In 1943, she changed her name to Georgia Gibbs, and began appearing with Jimmy Durante and Garry Moore on their Camel Caravan radio show. It was there she began using the moniker “Her Nibs, Miss Georgia Gibbs.” She had many chart hits starting in 1950. “Kiss Me Another” was released April 9, 1956. It reached #30 on Billboard, #27 on Cashbox, #18 on Music Vendor and #24 in the UK. Locally, “Kiss Me Another” was top-10 in Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Columbus, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Seattle, Baltimore, Salt Lake City, Tampa, and several other smaller cities.