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A compilation of her hits on various labels remains available on the Sony CD set The Kitty Kallen Story. Marriages. While performing with Jack Teagarden's band, she married Clint Garvin, the band's clarinet player. When Teagarden fired Garvin, Kallen left as well, later annulling the marriage.
Kitty Kallen. Kitty Kallen (25 de mayo de 1921-7 de enero de 2016), nacida como Katie Kallen, fue una cantante popular estadounidense cuya carrera abarcó desde la década de 1930 hasta la de 1960, incluyendo la era del Swing de los años de la Big Band, la escena pop posterior a la Segunda Guerra Mundial y los primeros años del rock 'n roll.
7 de ene. de 2016 · Her first marriage, to Clint Garvin, a clarinetist in Teagarden’s band, was annulled. In 1947, at the Copacabana in New York, Frank Sinatra’s first wife, Nancy, introduced Ms. Kallen to Budd...
January 07, 2016 (94) Cuernavaca, Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. Immediate Family: Daughter of Samuel Kallen and Fannie Kallen. Wife of Bernard Budd Granoff. Ex-wife of Clint Garvin. Mother of Private. Sister of Bessie Kallen; Jacob Kallen; Sarah Kallen; Morris Kallen; Private and 1 other. ; and Leon Kallen « less.
10 de ene. de 2016 · Ha muerto a los 94 años, Kitty Kallen, concretamente el 7 de enero en Cuernavaca, México.Kitty fue una cantante cuya carrera se remonta a los años 30 y durante tres décadas más. Su mayor éxito vino en 1954, con el tema Little things mean a lot, que estuvo en el #1 de las listas americanas durante 9 semanas consecutivas, y también #1 en las listas británicas, vendiendo más de 2 ...
7 de ene. de 2016 · Kitty Kallen, a pop singer during the swing era whose best-known solo recording was 1954’s “Little Things Mean a Lot,” died Jan. 7 at her home in Cuernavaca, Mexico. She was 93. Kallen was born...
1 de feb. de 2016 · Frank Sinatra called the Kallen home to offer his condolences and was told by Kitty’s husband, Bernard “Bud” Granoff, that the vocalist was sleeping in the next room. Sinatra did not believe Granoff until he put his very-much-alive wife on the phone.
