Rita Hayworth was not only a music artist but first and foremost an iconic Hollywood actress, renowned for her glamorous persona and her role as one of the film industry's leading ladies during the 1940s and 1950s. Born Margarita Carmen Cansino on October 17, 1918, in Brooklyn, New York, she transformed into Rita Hayworth and became celebrated for her beauty and charm on the silver screen. Her sultry performances and a head of luxurious red hair made her a timeless symbol of classic Hollywood glamour.

Hayworth's music career is often overshadowed by her acting, but she nevertheless contributed to the soundtracks of many of her films. Most notable is her unforgettable performance of "Put the Blame On Mame" in the 1946 film classic "Gilda." Her portrayal of the title character cemented her as a bombshell and a versatile entertainer. Throughout her career, she graced various film soundtracks with her voice, further highlighted in collections like "The Complete Rita Hayworth Songbook" and "Presenting Rita Hayworth." Despite not being a musician in the traditional sense, her vocal performances have earned her a special place in the pantheon of classic Hollywood stars who could both act and sing, leaving an indelible mark on the era's popular culture.

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Vintage Hollywood

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Put the Blame On Mame (From 'Gilda', Version II)

Rita Hayworth

Single - Released April 20, 2013