Person
Pearl Bailey
Albums
92
Members
0
Active
1918–1990
Origin
United States
Biography
Biography pending — no prose in the substrate for this entity yet.
Discography
Pearl Bailey / Rose Murphy
Mame / Big Spender
Mame / If My Friends Could See Me Now
A Man Is A Necessary Evil / Look At That Face
Before The Parade Passes By / So Long Dearie
Back On Broadway
Do Unto Others
I Believe / The Color Of Rain
Ukuleke Talk
Applause
Applause!
A House Is Not a Home
Mama, A Rainbow / Two By Two
Pearl's Pearls
The Pearl Bailey Years
The Record Acting Game
Hello Pearlie Mae
16 Most Requested Songs
1944-1947
1947-1950
Sings Songs For Adults Only/More Songs For Adults Only
Around The World With Me
As Long As I Live
Down In The Cellar / He Didn’t Have The Know How No How
Fifteen Years (And I'm Still Serving Time)
I Ain't Got Nobody
My Ideal / Toot Toot Tootsie Goodbye
Nothin' For Nothin' / There Must Be Somethin' Better Than Love
Pearl Bailey
Sings The Cole Porter Songbook
The Songs Of Academy Award Winner James Van Heusen
You Gotta Dance
Credits
The Fox and the Hound
Summit Sessions
More Songs for Adults Only
The One and Only Pearl Bailey Sings
House of Flowers (1954 original Broadway cast)
Takes Two to Tango / Let There Be Love
1944-1947
1946-1950
A Broad
– But, What Are These! / I Need Ya Like I Need A Hole In The Head
Carmen Jones (From The Original Sound Track)
Carmen Jones (From The Original Sound Track)
Carmen Jones - Highlights
C'est La Vie
Hello, Dolly! - The New Broadway Cast Recording
Here's Pearl
Highlights From The Original Soundtrack Of Carmen Jones
I Ain't Got Nobody / He May Be Your Man But He Comes To See Me
I Love My Argentine / Me And My Shadow
I'm With You
New York 1944 - Sextet And Big Band
Pearl Bailey
Pearl Bailey And Others
Pearl Bailey Sings The Songs She Loves.... By Her Favorite Composer Harold Arlen
Porgy And Bess
St. Louis Blues
The Birth Of The Blues / I Heard
The Hot Lips Page Collection 1929-53
The Intoxicating Pearl Bailey
The King Cole Trios - Live: 1947-1948
The Record Acting Game
Tired / Fifteen Years (And I'm Still Serving Time)