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“If I knew you were coming, I’d have baked a cake” hit the charts in 1950, with “Kiss of Fire” topping the Hit Parade in 1952. "Seven Lonely Days" reached the top five in 1953.  

“If I knew you were coming, I’d have baked a cake” hit the charts in 1950, with “Kiss of Fire” topping the Hit Parade in 1952. "Seven Lonely Days" reached the top five in 1953.  

A career with over forty charted songs, including “Tweedle Dee” that topped the charts in 1954 and “Dance With Me Henry” also reaching number one in 1955, she also hit with “Sweet & Gentle” and “I Want You To be My Baby” during that year.  “Happiness Street” and “The Hula Hoop Song” also hit in the late 50’s for Georgia. During the 1950's Georgia Gibbs landed on the Hit Parade 30 times.  

A career with over forty charted songs, including “Tweedle Dee” that topped the charts in 1954 and “Dance With Me Henry” also reaching number one in 1955, she also hit with “Sweet & Gentle” and “I Want You To be My Baby” during that year.  “Happiness Street” and “The Hula Hoop Song” also hit in the late 50’s for Georgia. During the 1950's Georgia Gibbs landed on the Hit Parade 30 times. She was also religious.

At 87 years of age, Georgia Gibbs died on December 9, 2006 in [[New York]], of complications from [[leukemia]].

At 87 years of age, Georgia Gibbs died on December 9, 2006 in [[New York]], of complications from [[leukemia]].