Georgia Gibbs

Georgia Gibbs, born Frieda Lipschitz in 1918, was an American jazz and pop singer known for her versatility and vibrant stage presence. Achieving fame in the mid-1950s, she gained recognition for her covers of rhythm and blues songs originally performed by Black artists, including "Kiss of Fire," which became a major hit. Throughout her career, Gibbs appeared on numerous radio and television programs, recorded over 40 charted songs, and seamlessly transitioned between genres such as jazz, rock, and traditional ballads. She continued to perform until her retirement in 1966 and passed away in 2006.

GENRES: Popular, Female Vocalist

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