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Kay Starr discography
Kay Starr, 1962.
Studio albums18
Live albums1
Compilation albums18
Singles87
Other charted songs12
Album appearances1

The discography of American singer Kay Starr contains 18 studio albums, 18 compilation albums, one live album, 87 singles, 12 other charting songs and one additional album appearance. Starr's first singles were released in collaboration with the Ben Pollack Orchestra. She signed to Capitol Records as a solo artist and had her first chart record in 1948 with "You Were Only Foolin' (While I Was Fallin' in Love)". It reached number 16 on the American Billboard pop music chart. It was followed the same year by her first top ten pop single "So Tired". In 1950, "Bonaparte's Retreat" reached the top five of the Billboard pop chart. Starr reached the top five again with "Hoop-Dee-Doo" and "I'll Never Be Free" (a collaboration with Tennessee Ernie Ford).

In 1952, the single "Wheel of Fortune" topped the American pop chart and climbed to number two on the Australian Kent Music Report pop survey. Between 1952 and 1953, Starr had top ten singles with "Comes A-Long A-Love", "Side by Side", "Half a Photograph", "Changing Partners" and "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)". These songs also reached top positions in Australia and the United Kingdom. Notably, "Comes A-Long A-Love" topped the UK Singles Chart in 1952. In 1955, Starr moved to RCA Victor and topped the American, Australian and British charts with the single "The Rock and Roll Waltz". The same year, Starr's debut studio album was released on Capitol titled The Kay Starr Style. Yet, RCA Victor issued four studio albums of her recordings including Blue Starr (1957) and Rockin' with Kay (1957). In 1957, the single "My Heart Reminds Me" reached the top ten of the Billboard pop chart.

Starr returned to Capitol Records in 1959 and the label soon released the studio album Movin'!, which reached number 16 on the UK Albums Chart. The following year, Capitol released three studio albums of her material: Losers, Weepers, Movin' on Broadway! and Kay Starr: Jazz Singer. The next year a country album was released titled Just Plain Country, which featured the charting single "Four Walls". Other charting singles of this period included "Foolin' Around" and a solo version of "I'll Never Be Free". In 1966, Starr made the Billboard adult contemporary chart for the first time "Tears and Heartaches". A corresponding album appeared on Capitol in 1966. Starr continued recording for various labels through the 1980s. This included a collaboration with Count Basie and a live album in the 1980s.

Albums

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions, and other relevant details
Title Album details Peak
chart
positions
UK
[1]
The Kay Starr Style —
In a Blue Mood
  • Released: 1956
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
The One, The Only Kay Starr —
Blue Starr
  • Released: 1957
  • Label: RCA Victor
  • Formats: LP
 —
Rockin' with Kay
  • Released: 1957
  • Label: RCA Victor
  • Formats: LP
 —
I Hear the Word
  • Released: 1959
  • Label: RCA Victor
  • Formats: LP
 —
Movin'!
  • Released: 1959
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 16
Losers, Weepers
  • Released: 1960
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
Movin' on Broadway![2]
  • Released: 1960
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
Kay Starr: Jazz Singer
  • Released: 1960
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
Just Plain Country
  • Released: 1962
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
I Cry by Night
  • Released: 1962
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
Tears and Heartaches/Old Records[3]
  • Released: 1966
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
 —
When the Lights Go on Again[4]
  • Released: January 1968
  • Label: ABC
  • Formats: LP
 —
How About This
(with Count Basie) 		—
Kay Starr Country[5] —
Back to the Roots[6]
  • Released: 1975
  • Label: GNP Crescendo
  • Formats: LP
 —
Kay Starr[7]
  • Released: 1981
  • Label: GNP Crescendo
  • Formats: LP
 —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Compilation albums

List of compilation albums, showing all relevant details
Title Album details
Songs by Kay Starr[8]
  • Released: 1950
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
The Hits of Kay Starr[9]
  • Released: 1956
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
Swingin' with the Starr
  • Released: 1956
  • Label: Liberty
  • Formats: LP
Kay Starr[10]
All Starr Hits[11]
  • Released: 1961
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
One More Time
  • Released: 1960
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
Kay Starr's Again[12]
  • Released: 1974
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
Kay Starr[13]
  • Released: 1975
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
Pure Gold[14]
  • Released: 1976
  • Label: RCA Victor
  • Formats: LP
20 Golden Greats[15]
  • Released: 1984
  • Label: Capitol
  • Formats: LP
Wheel of Fortune & Other Hits[16]
Capitol Collectors Series[17]
  • Released: March 18, 1991
  • Label: Capitol/EMI
  • Formats: CD
Greatest Hits[18]
  • Released: 1991
  • Label: Curb
  • Formats: CD, cassette
Spotlight on Kay Starr (Great Ladies of Song)[19]
  • Released: August 1, 1995
  • Label: Capitol/EMI
  • Formats: CD, cassette
Kay Starr Sings Standards[20]
  • Released: 1997
  • Label: Hallmark
  • Formats: CD
The RCA Years[21]
  • Released: 1998
  • Label: Collectors Choice
  • Formats: CD
Definitive Kay Starr on Capitol[22]
  • Released: July 9, 2002
  • Label: Capitol/Collectors Choice/EMI
  • Formats: CD
The Ultimate Collection[23]
  • Released: April 9, 2007
  • Label: Capitol/EMI
  • Formats: CD

Live albums

List of live albums, showing all relevant details
Title Album details
Live at Freddy's[24]
  • Released: 1986
  • Label: Baldwin Street
  • Formats: CD

Singles

1940s

List of lead artist singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak
chart
positions 		Album
US
[25]
"Honey" (with Ben Pollack Orchestra)[26] 1945 — —
"Should I" (with Ben Pollack Orchestra)[27] —
"After You're Gone" (with the Lantern Five)[28] 1946 —
"Love Me or Leave Me" (with the Lantern Five)[29] —
"Share Croppin' Blues"[30] 1947 —
"Then I'll Be Tired of You"[31] 1948 —
"You've Got to See Your Mama Every Night"[32] — Songs by Kay Starr
"Snuggled on Your Shoulder (Cuddled
in Your Arms)"[33] 		— —
"Many Happy Returns of the Day"[34] —
"You Were Only Fooling (While I Was Falling
in Love)" 		16
"Please Love Me"[35] —
"So Tired" 7
"You Broke Your Promise"[36] 1949 —
"How It Lies, How It Lies, How It Lies" 28
"I'm Oh So Lonesome Tonight"[37] —
"I Wish I Had a Wishbone"[38] —
"Ya Gotta Buy, Buy, Buy, For Baby"[39] — Songs by Kay Starr
"Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone"[40] — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

1950s

List of lead artist singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
[25][41] 		AUS
[42] 		UK
[1][43]
"Stormy Weather"[44] 1950 — — — —
"Flow Gently Sweet Afton"[45] — — —
"Bonaparte's Retreat" 4 1 —
"Hoop-Dee-Doo" 2 5 —
"Mississippi" 18 7 —
"I'll Never Be Free" (with Tennessee Ernie Ford) 3 — —
"The Texas Song"[46] — — —
"Honeymoon"[47] — — —
"Mama Goes Where Papa Goes"[48] — — — Songs by Kay Starr
"(Everybody's Waitin' For) the Man with the Bag"[49] — — — —
"Oh Babe" 7 — —
"Lovesick Blues"[50] 1951 — — —
"Come Back My Darling"[51] — — —
"Ocean of Tears" (with Tennessee Ernie Ford) 15 19 —
"Come On-a My House" 8 8 —
"Angry" 26 — —
"On a Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor"[52] — — —
"So Help Me"[53] — — —
"Wheel of Fortune" 1952 1 2 — The Hits of Kay Starr
"I Waited a Little Too Long" 20 13 —
"Fool, Fool, Fool" 13 — —
"Comes A-Long A-Love" 9 20 1
"Side by Side" 1953 3 6 7 The Kay Starr Style
"Half a Photograph" 7 12 — The Hits of Kay Starr
"When My Dreamboat Comes Home" 18 — — The Kay Starr Style
"Changing Partners" 7 4 4 —
"If You Love Me (Really Love Me)" 1954 4 13 — The Hits of Kay Starr
"Fortune in Dreams" 17 — —
"If Anyone Finds This, I Love You"[54] 1955 — — — —
"Foolishly Yours"[55] — — —
"Good and Lonesome" 17 — —
"Without a Song"[56] — — —
"The Rock and Roll Waltz" 1 1 1
"Second Fiddle" 1956 40 — —
"The Good Book" 89 — —
"Touch and Go"[57] — — —
"Jamie Boy" 1957 54 — —
"My Heart Reminds Me" 9 15 —
"Help Me"[58] — — —
"Rockin' Chair"[59] 1958 — — — Rockin' with Kay
"Voodoo Man"[60] — — — —
"He Cha Cha'd In"[61] — — —
"I Couldn't Care Less"[62] 1959 — — —
"Riders in the Sky"[63] — — — Movin'!
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

1960s–1980s

List of lead artist singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
[41] 		US
AC
[64] 		AUS
[42]
"You Always Hurt the One You Love"[65] 1960 — — — Losers Weepers
"Just for a Thrill"[66] — — — All Starr Hits!
"Foolin' Around" 1961 49 — 84 —
"I'll Never Be Free" 94 — —
"Well I Ask Ya"[67] — — —
"Four Walls" 1962 92 — — Just Plain Country
"Bossa Nova Casanova"[68] — — — —
"No Regrets"[69] 1963 — — —
"To Each His Own"[70] — — —
"Dancing on My Tears"[71] 1964 — — —
"Friends"[72] — — —
"Look on the Brighter Side"[73] 1965 — — —
"I Forgot to Forget"[74] — — —
"Never Dreamed I Could Love Someone New"[75] — — — Tears and Heartaches/Old Records
"Tears and Heartaches" 1966 — 19 —
"When the Lights Go On Again (All Over the World)" 1967 — 24 — When the Lights Go on Again
"Some Sweet Tomorrow"[76] 1968 — — —
"12th Street Marching Band"[77] — — — —
"Knock, Knock Who's There?"[78] 1970 — — —
"Rangers Waltz"[79] 1973 — — — Kay Starr Country
"New Frankie and Johnny"[80] 1974 — — —
"Something's Missing"[81] — — —
"What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry"[82] 1975 — — — Back to the Roots
"Nickelodeon Rag"[83] 1981 — — — Kay Starr
"The Feeling Doesn't Go Away"[84] — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Other charted songs

List of songs, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album Notes
US
[25][41] 		US
AC
[64] 		US
Cou.
[85] 		AUS
[42] 		UK
[1][43]
"Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own"
(with Tennessee Ernie Ford) 		1950 22 — 5 — — — [a]
"You're My Sugar"
(with Tennessee Ernie Ford) 		1952 22 — — — — [b]
"Three Letters" 22 — — — — [c]
"Allez-Vous-En" 1953 11 — — — — The Hits of Kay Starr [d]
"Swamp Fire" 30 — — — — One More Time [e]
"The Man Upstairs" 1954 7 — — — — The Hits of Kay Starr [f]
"Am I a Toy or a Treasure" 22 — — — 17 — [g]
"I've Changed My Mind a Thousand Times" 1956 73 — — — — [h]
"Love Ain't Right" 89 — — — — [i]
"Things I Never Had" 89 — — — — [j]
"(I Don't Care) Only Love Me" 1959 — — — 7 — [k]
"Old Records" 1966 — 26 — — — Tears and Heartaches/Old Records [l]
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Other album appearances

List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name
Title Year Other artist(s) Album Ref.
"Blue and Sentimental" 2001 Tony Bennett Playin' with My Friends: Bennett Sings the Blues [98]

Notes

  1. ^ B-side to the single "I'll Never Be Free".[86]
  2. ^ B-side to the single "Ocean of Tears".[87]
  3. ^ B-side to the single "Comes A-Long A-Love".[88]
  4. ^ B-side to the single "Half a Photograph".[89]
  5. ^ B-side to the single "When My Dreamboat Comes Home".[90]
  6. ^ B-side to the single "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)".[91]
  7. ^ B-side to the single "Fortune in Dreams".[92]
  8. ^ B-side to the single "The Rock and Roll Waltz".[93]
  9. ^ B-side to the single "Second Fiddle".[94]
  10. ^ B-side to the single "The Good Book".[95]
  11. ^ B-side to the single "I Couldn't Care Less".[96]
  12. ^ B-side to the single "Tears and Heartaches".[97]

References

  1. ^ a b c "KAY STARR: full Official Chart History". The Official Charts Company. Retrieved 8 May 2023.
  2. ^ Starr, Kay (1960). "Movin' on Broadway! (LP Information)". Capitol Records. T-1374.
  3. ^ Starr, Kay (1966). "Tears and Heartaches/Old Records (LP Information)". Capitol Records. ST-2550.
  4. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1968). "When the Lights Go on Again (LP Information)". ABC Records. ABC-631.
  5. ^ Starr, Kay (1974). "Kay Starr Country (LP Information)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNSP-2083.
  6. ^ Starr, Kay (1975). "Back to the Roots (LP Information)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNSP-2090.
  7. ^ Starr, Kay (1981). "Kay Starr (LP Information)". GNP Crescendo Records. GP-5020.
  8. ^ Starr, Kay (1950). "Songs by Kay Starr (LP Information)". Capitol Records. T-211.
  9. ^ Starr, Kay (1956). "The Hits of Kay Starr (LP Information)". Capitol Records. T-415.
  10. ^ Starr, Kay (1960). "Kay Starr (LP Information)". RCA Camden. CAL-567.
  11. ^ Starr, Kay (1961). "All-Starr Hits (LP Information)". Capitol Records. T-1468.
  12. ^ Starr, Kay (1974). "Kay Starr's Again (LP Information)". Capitol Records. ST-11323/SM-11323.
  13. ^ Starr, Kay (1975). "Kay Starr (LP Information)". Capitol Records. 5C050-81805.
  14. ^ Starr, Kay (1976). "Pure Gold (LP Information)". RCA Victor. ANL1-1311-A.
  15. ^ Starr, Kay (1984). "20 Golden Greats (LP Information)". Capitol Records. SCA-260192.
  16. ^ Starr, Kay (1984). "Wheel of Fortune & Other Hits (Cassette Information)". CEMA Special Products. S41-56689.
  17. ^ Starr, Kay (March 18, 1991). "Capitol Collectors Series (CD Information)". Capitol Records/EMI. CZ-411.
  18. ^ Starr, Kay (1991). "Greatest Hits (Disc Information)". Curb Records. CD-77404 (CD); D4-77404 (Cassette).
  19. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1, 1995). "Spotlight on Kay Starr (Great Ladies of Song) (Disc Information)". Capitol Records/EMI. CDP-8293922 (CD); 29392 (Cassette).
  20. ^ Starr, Kay (1997). "Kay Starr Sings Standards (CD Information)". Hallmark Records. 307792.
  21. ^ Starr, Kay (1998). "The RCA Years (CD Information)". Collector's Choice Music. CCM-00592.
  22. ^ Starr, Kay (July 9, 2002). "Definitive Kay Starr on Capitol (CD Information)". Collector's Choice Music/Capitol Records/EMI. CCM-02762.
  23. ^ Starr, Kay (April 9, 2007). "The Ultimate Collection (CD Information)". Capitol Records/EMI. 90046 (EMI); 900462 (Capitol).
  24. ^ Starr, Kay (1986). "Live at Freddy's (CD Information)". Baldwin Street Music. BJC-202.
  25. ^ a b c Whitburn, Joel (1986). Joel Whitburn's Pop Memories, 1890-1954 The History of American Popular Music : Compiled from America's Popular Music Charts 1890-1954. Record Research Inc. p. 76. ISBN 978-0898200836.
  26. ^ Starr, Kay; Pollack Orchestra, Ben (1945). ""Honey"/"I Ain't Gonna Cry" (78 RPM Single)". Jewel Records. J-1000.
  27. ^ Starr, Kay; Pollack Orchestra, Ben (1945). ""Should I"/"Don't Meddle in My Mood" (78 RPM Single)". Jewel Records. J-1001.
  28. ^ Starr, Kay; Five, Lantern (1946). ""After You're Gone"/"St. Louis Blues" (78 RPM Single)". Lamplighter Records. 109.
  29. ^ Starr, Kay; Five, Lantern (August 1946). ""Love Me or Leave Me"/"Sweet Lorraine" (78 RPM Single)". Lamplighter Records. 110.
  30. ^ Starr, Kay (October 1947). ""Share Croppin' Blues"/"I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 40051.
  31. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1948). ""Then I'll Be Tired of You"/"Was That the Human Thing to Do" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 40066.
  32. ^ Starr, Kay (March 1948). ""You've Got to See Your Mama Every Night"/"I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 219.
  33. ^ Starr, Kay (May 1948). ""Snuggled on Your Shoulder (Cuddled in Your Arms)"/"Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 15087.
  34. ^ Starr, Kay (July 1948). ""Many Happy Returns of the Day"/"Mama Goes Where Papa Goes" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 15137.
  35. ^ Starr, Kay (July 1948). ""Please Love Me"/"There Ain't No Sweet Man That's Worth The Salt Of My Tears" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 15288.
  36. ^ Starr, Kay (February 1949). ""You Broke Your Promise"/"Second Hand Love" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 15380.
  37. ^ Starr, Kay (June 1949). ""Oh I'm So Lonesome Tonight"/"It's the First Time I've Given My Heart" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 57-639.
  38. ^ Starr, Kay (July 1949). ""I Wish I Had a Wishbone"/"There's Yes! Yes! In Your Eyes" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 57-681.
  39. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1949). ""Ya Gotta Buy, Buy, Buy, For Baby"/"Break It to Me Gently" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 57-717.
  40. ^ Starr, Kay (December 1949). ""Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone"/"A Game of Broken Hearts" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 792.
  41. ^ a b c Whitburn, Joel (2003). Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles 1955-2002. Record Research Inc. ISBN 978-0898201550.
  42. ^ a b c Kent, David (2005). Australian Chart Book 1940–1969. Australian Chart Book Pty Ltd, Turramurra, N.S.W. ISBN 0-646-44439-5.
  43. ^ a b Roberts, David. British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records. p. 525. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
  44. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1950). ""Stormy Weather"/"You're the One I Care For" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-811.
  45. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1950). ""Flow Gently Sweet Afton"/"Poor Papa (He's Got Nothin' At All)" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-817.
  46. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1950). ""The Texas Song"/"When You're a Long Way from Home" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1152.
  47. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1950). ""Honeymoon"/"Nobody's Sweetheart" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1194.
  48. ^ Starr, Kay (October 1950). ""Mama Goes Where Papa Goes"/"Please Love Me" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1250.
  49. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1950). ""(Everybody's Waitin' For) The Man With The Bag"/"Christopher Robin is Saying His Prayers" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1256.
  50. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1951). ""Lovesick Blues"/"Evenin'" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1357.
  51. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1951). ""Come Back My Darling"/"Then You've Never Been Blue" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1492.
  52. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1951). ""On a Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor"/"Two Brothers" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1856.
  53. ^ Starr, Kay (December 1951). ""So Help Me"/"Hold Me, Hold Me, Hold Me" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1902.
  54. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1955). ""If Anyone Finds This, I Love You"/"Turn Right" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-5999.
  55. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1955). ""Foolishly Yours"/"For Better or Worse" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6079.
  56. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1955). ""Without a Song"/"Home Sweet Home on the Range" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6247.
  57. ^ Starr, Kay (December 1956). ""Touch and Go"/"The Brass Ring" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6748.
  58. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1957). ""Help Me"/"The Last Song and Dance" (7-inch Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7114.
  59. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1958). ""Rockin' Chair"/"Stroll Me" (7-inch Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7218.
  60. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1958). ""Voodoo Man"/"Bridge of Sighs" (7-inch Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7338.
  61. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1958). ""He Cha Cha'd In"/"Oh, How I Miss You Tonight" (7-inch Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7414.
  62. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1959). ""I Couldn't Care Less"/"(I Don't Care) Only Love Me" (7-inch Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7521.
  63. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1959). ""Riders in the Sky"/"Night Train" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4295.
  64. ^ a b Whitburn, Joel (2007). Joel Whitburn Presents Billboard Top Adult Songs, 1961-2006. Record Research, Inc. ISBN 978-0898201697.
  65. ^ Starr, Kay (February 1960). ""You Always Hurt the One You Love"/"Gonna Get a Guy" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4339.
  66. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1960). ""Just for a Thrill"/"Out in the Cold Again" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4419.
  67. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1961). ""Well I Ask Ya"/"The Rough Riders" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4620.
  68. ^ Starr, Kay (December 1962). ""Bossa Nova Casanova"/"Swingin' at the Hungry O" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4894.
  69. ^ Starr, Kay (June 1963). ""No Regrets"/"Cherche La Rose" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 4983.
  70. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1963). ""To Each His Own"/"Make a Circle" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 5046.
  71. ^ Starr, Kay (June 1964). ""Dancing on My Tears"/"It's Happening All Over Again" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 5194.
  72. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1964). ""Friends"/"Together Again" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 5259.
  73. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1965). ""Look on the Brighter Side"/"Lorna's Here" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 5328.
  74. ^ Starr, Kay (January 1965). ""I Forgot to Forget"/"Happy" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 5386.
  75. ^ Starr, Kay (September 1965). ""Never Dreamed I Could Love Someone New"/"I Know That You Know" (7-inch Single)". Capitol Records. 55492.
  76. ^ Starr, Kay (February 1968). ""Some Sweet Tomorrow"/"My Melancholy Baby" (7-inch Single)". ABC Records. 45-11049.
  77. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1968). ""12th Street Marching Band"/"Something Happened to Me" (7-inch Single)". Dot Records. 45-17183.
  78. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1970). ""Knock, Knock Who's There?"/"Sweet Blindness" (7-inch Single)". Happy Tiger Records. HT-533.
  79. ^ Starr, Kay (1973). ""Rangers Waltz"/"Saturday Night" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNP-468.
  80. ^ Starr, Kay (1974). ""New Frankie and Johnny"/"Oklahoma Hills" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNP-476.
  81. ^ Starr, Kay (1975). ""Something's Missing"/"Tie a Yellow Ribbon" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNP-488.
  82. ^ Starr, Kay (1975). ""What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry"/"What Is This Thing Called Love?" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GNP-493.
  83. ^ Starr, Kay (1981). ""Nickelodeon Rag"/"You Can Say That Again" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GP-589.
  84. ^ Starr, Kay (1981). ""The Feeling Doesn't Go Away"/"He Will Call Again" (7-inch Single)". GNP Crescendo Records. GP-591.
  85. ^ Whitburn, Joel (2008). Hot Country Songs 1944 to 2008. Record Research, Inc. ISBN 978-0-89820-177-2.
  86. ^ Starr, Kay; Ernie Ford, Tennessee (July 1950). ""I'll Never Be Free"/"Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1124.
  87. ^ Starr, Kay; Ernie Ford, Tennessee (May 1951). ""Ocean of Tears"/"You're My Sugar" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-1567.
  88. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1952). ""Comes A-Long A-Love"/"Three Letters" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-2213.
  89. ^ Starr, Kay (May 1953). ""Half a Photograph"/"Allez-Vous-En" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-2464.
  90. ^ Starr, Kay (November 1953). ""When My Dreamboat Comes Home"/"Swamp Fire" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-2595.
  91. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1954). ""If You Love Me (Really Love Me)"/"The Man Upstairs" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-2769.
  92. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1954). ""Fortune in Dreams"/"Am I a Toy or a Treasure" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. F-2887.
  93. ^ Starr, Kay (December 1955). ""The Rock and Roll Waltz"/"I've Changed My Mind a Thousand Times" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6359.
  94. ^ Starr, Kay (May 1956). ""Second Fiddle"/"Love Ain't Right" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6541.
  95. ^ Starr, Kay (August 1956). ""The Good Book"/"Things I Never Had" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-6617.
  96. ^ Starr, Kay (April 1959). ""I Couldn't Care Less"/"(I Don't Care) Only Love Me" (78 RPM Single)". RCA Victor. 47-7521.
  97. ^ Starr, Kay (March 1966). ""Tears and Heartaches"/"Old Records" (78 RPM Single)". Capitol Records. 5601.
  98. ^ Ruhlmann, William. "Playin' with My Friends: Bennett Sings the Blues: Tony Bennett: Songs, reviews, credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 8 May 2023.
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