Latest Release
- 29 SEPT 2023
- 20 Songs
- Capitol Collectors Series · 1956
- The Party's Over · 2007
- Sings the Jerome Kern Song Book · 1960
- Capitol Collectors Series · 1954
- Just For You - 4 Track EP · 2004
- The Just Margaret Whiting · 1954
- Great Ladies of Song: Spotlight On Margaret Whiting · 1955
- 100 (100 Original Tracks Remastered) · 2007
- Great Ladies of Song: Spotlight On Margaret Whiting · 1955
- Just For You - 4 Track EP · 2006
- 2014
Appears On
- Billy Butterfield and His Orchestra & Margaret Whiting
About Margaret Whiting
A popular vocalist in the '40s and '50s, who recorded many hits for Capitol Records, Margaret Whiting was the daughter of songwriter Richard Whiting, author of "On The Good Ship Lollipop." She began recording for Capitol in 1942, her first major hit being the Johnny Mercer-Harold Arlen song "That Old Black Magic." It was followed by a string of hits including "Moonlight In Vermont," "It Might As Well Be Spring," and the chart-toppers "A Tree In The Meadow" and "Slipping Around." She continued recording for Capitol into the mid-50s, subsequently recorded for Dot, Verve, and London. Whiting was still recording and performing into the early-'90s.
- HOMETOWN
- Detroit, MI, United States
- BORN
- 22 July 1924
- GENRE
- Vocal