Eartha Kitt was a renowned American singer, actress, and activist, celebrated for her distinctive voice and captivating stage presence. She rose to fame in the 1950s, becoming one of the most successful and recognizable performers of her era, known for her sultry performances and unique vocal style. Her career spanned decades, encompassing music, film, and television, making her a cultural icon.

"St. Louis Blues" is an album by Eartha Kitt, released in 1958, featuring collaborations with Shorty Rogers and His Giants. This particular pressing is from RCA Victor's "Living Stereo" series, which was known for its high-fidelity sound reproduction. The "Miracle Surface" designation refers to RCA Victor's proprietary vinyl compound, which was promoted for its durability and superior sound quality.