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  • Freda Gibson, not Fred. Sorry.

  • Georgia was great.

    Do you have "The Hucklebuck" by her?

  • "Miss Nibs, Miss Georgia Gibbs" was something that George Gobel always said on his TV show when she appeared.

  • Yep, Jewish. And grew up in an orphanage though her mother was alive and well. She first sang as Fred Gibson. As you can see, she had a great figure and was an admitted fashion maven. Note that she starts singing live, but after the strenuous dance she goes into lip-synching. But the last line is live! She had more hit records than people remember.

  • This is the first time I've ever heard of this woman. And I thought I knew music. What a voice ! And also in reading some of the comments in some of her songs here, I've also learned that she is Jewish. Georgia Gibbs, is her stage name. She changed it obviously. I mention this aspect here, because back in the early part of the twentieth century, there was a great deal of antisemitism. So, many many Jewish entertainers changed their names, so as not to be discriminated against. How sad.

  • Right on. I love Georgia Gibbs and this was a great video! Thanks for posting it.

  • In my opinion, Georgia was a better entertainer than her rival, Etta James, and she was also very pretty. But what are Nibs? Are they what I think they are?

  • 'Nibs' is a slang term for someone of importance or in authority. The tag 'Her Nibs, Miss Georgia Gibbs' was given her early in her career by Gary Moore, the host of a USA radio show on which Georgia appeared.

  • WHAT A Voice...A+A+A+

    rings AWESOME in 2009..

    thanks for posting...Steve In canada

  • Thanks! Enjoy it...

  • Dig those crazy two-sided suits!

  • A one off singer brilliant presentation style a true STAR wonderful to see this thanks so much.

  • Georgia Gibbs truely was a DAME ... what an incredible voice an talent. When I was a kid we had this 78 t. Seven lonely days. There were many versions. She had the best one. What about her version of ''If I Knew You Were Comin'''

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