She sang with big bands in Chicago in the 1930's, but got her  big break singing with Gene Krupa during the 1940's. She also  hooked up with Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman, producing hits  well into the 1950's with albums such as "Drummer Man" (with Gene  Krupa) and the single "You'd be so Nice to Come Home to."
She sang with big bands in Chicago in the 1930's, but got her  big break singing with Gene Krupa during the 1940's. She also  hooked up with Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman, producing hits  well into the 1950's with albums such as "Drummer Man" (with Gene  Krupa) and the single "You'd be so Nice to Come Home to."
She sang with big bands in Chicago in the 1930's, but got her  big break singing with Gene Krupa during the 1940's.
Anita {O'Day}