Eartha Kitt - Santa Baby (Live) (1953) "Santa Baby," performed by Eartha Kitt in 1953, is a masterful blend of Christmas cheer and playful seduction, reflecting the era's fascination with luxury and materialism. Born in 1927, Eartha Mae Kitt rose to fame for her sultry voice and magnetic stage presence, establishing herself as a versatile talent in singing, acting, and dancing. By the time "Santa Baby" was released, Kitt had captivated audiences worldwide with her unique charm and exotic flair.

Today we celebrate the career of Eartha Kitt. She began performing on Broadway in 1945, and by the early 1950s had several hit songs, including I Want to Be Evil. Her most famous recording is probably the holiday classic Santa Baby. On television, Eartha brought her signature attitude to Catwoman in the 1967 Batman series starring Adam West. She also appeared in Ernest Scared Stupid, but Disney fans know her best as the voice of Yzma in The Emperor’s New Groove. The film went through major scrip