Share Croppin' Blues
You Were Only Fooling (While I Was Falling in Love)
So Tired
How It Lies, How It Lies, How It Lies
Bonaparte's Retreat
Hoop-Dee-Doo
Then You've Never Been Blue
Mississippi
I'll Never Be Free
Oh Babe!
Everybody's Somebody's Fool
Evenin'
Noah!
Come Back My Darling
Hold Me, Hold Me, Hold Me
Angry
Come On A-My House
On A Honkey-Tonk Hardwood Floor
Me Too (Ho-Ho! Ha-Ha!)
I Got My Arms Open (And My Love Ready)
More I Cannot Wish You
Wheel of Fortune
Fool, Fool, Fool
Kay’s Lament
I Waited A Little Too Long
Side by Side
Three Letters
Comes-A-Long A-Love
Allez-Vous-En
Half a Photograph
Swampfire
When My Dreamboat Comes Along
Changing Partners
If Anyone Finds This (I Love You)
If You Love Me (Really Love Me)
The Man Upstairs
Fortune in Dreams
Toy Or A Treasure
Well I Ask Ya
The Rough Riders
Four Walls
Oh, Lonesome Me
Cherche La Rose
Make A Circle
To Each His Own
Tears and Heartaches
Old Records
Never Dreamed I Could Love Someone New
I Know That You Know That We Know That They Know
No Regrets
Most popular songs of Kay Starr
Make the World Go Away
1966 • Tears & Heartaches Old Records
Just in Time
1960 • Movin' On Broadway
I've Grown Accustomed to His Face
1960 • Movin' On Broadway
Get Me to the Church on Time
1960 • Movin' On Broadway
On the Street Where You Live
1960 • Movin' On Broadway
Walk on By
1962 • Just Plain Country
I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town
1950 • Songs by Kay Starr
It's a Good Day
1977 • Please Love Me
Mama Goes Where Papa Goes
1950 • Songs by Kay Starr
After You've Gone
1950 • Songs by Kay Starr
C'est Magnifique
1960 • Movin' On Broadway
Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
1960 • Losers, Weepers
Trivia about the album The Definitive Kay Starr On Capitol by Kay Starr
- In what year was the album “The Definitive Kay Starr On Capitol” released by Kay Starr?
- The album “The Definitive Kay Starr On Capitol” was released in 2002 by Kay Starr, featuring 50 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “The Definitive Kay Starr On Capitol” by Kay Starr?
- “So Tired” is the biggest hit from the album “The Definitive Kay Starr On Capitol” by Kay Starr.