Albums by Margaret Whiting
ALBUMLet's Fall in Love: The Lost Recordings, Vol. 2Margaret Whiting
ALBUMDream: The Lost RecordingsMargaret Whiting
ALBUMHello Young LoversMargaret Whiting
ALBUMThe Lady's in Love with You!Margaret Whiting
ALBUMCome a Little CloserMargaret Whiting
ALBUMToo Marvelous for WordsMargaret Whiting
ALBUMThe Big Band Cavalcade ConcertFreddy Martin, Margaret Whiting, Frankie Carle & Bob Crosby
ALBUMTop Ten HitsMargaret Whiting
ALBUMPast MidnightMargaret Whiting
ALBUMJust A DreamMargaret Whiting
Margaret Whiting's Popular Music Videos
Gentle On My Mind (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, June 14, 1970)
Margaret Whiting
Moonlight In Vermont (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, June 14, 1970)
Margaret Whiting
Artist Biography
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
Genre
Vocal