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Kate Smith has been singing since she was a little girl and is known for her ability to belt out songs with such power that it’s hard not to get chills. She’s best known for the song “When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain,” which she first sang on an Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts show in 1948. Though Kate had been performing as a professional singer since 1935, this performance made her famous all over America, and gave her career new life at age 40.

Kate Smith singing “When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain” on Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts in 1948.

She performed at Carnegie Hall, The Metropolitan Opera House and even headlined New York City’s 1964 World’s Fair opening ceremonies with her hit song about peace, “People Will Say We’re In Love”

Her powerful voice made her a household name all over America when she sang this song for Annie Get Your Gun in 1946. A recording of that performance went to number one on Billboard charts and sold more than two million copies within six months. To date it has sold an amazing five million records!

National Recording Registry: One of 22 sound recordings inducted into the National Recording Preservation Foundation (NRPF) National Recording Registry in 2002.

The song “When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain” was selected for preservation out of a field of more than 150 recordings from 1949 to 1973, including Harry Belafonte singing “Banana Boat Song (Day O),” Billie Holiday’s performance at Carnegie Hall and Judy Garland on MGM’s 1944 musical Meet Me In St. Louis soundtrack

National Recording Registry in 2002.

In 1943, Kate Smith became popular after performing the song “God Bless America” in her radio show.

In 1943, Kate Smith became popular after performing the song “God Bless America” in her radio show. After teaching herself to play piano as a child, she went on to become one of America’s most celebrated pianists and singers during the depression era of the 1930s-1940s. She was known for singing with great power and beauty about heartbreak and loneliness because these sentiments were felt by many Americans at that time. Her voice also came through loud and strong when expressing patriotism or national pride with songs like “You Have Got a Friend” (1970) written by Carole King, which eventually hit number one on Billboard charts; it remains among her best-known songs.

In her later years, Smith was best known for singing on commercials for the Kool cigarette brand and as a spokeswoman for Jenny Craig weight loss products. She retired from performing in 200 but continued to make occasional appearances until 2006 when she finally decided at age 94 that it was time to stop giving public performances. In 2009, Kate Smith died of natural causes at the age of 79.

Kate Smith became popular after recording “God Bless America” with an amazing five million records! After teaching herself how to play piano as a child, she went on to become one of America’s most celebrated pianists and singers during the 1930s-1940s depression era while also being known for singing about heartbreak and loneliness.

She became best known for singing on commercials for the Kool cigarette brand and as a spokeswoman for Jenny Craig weight loss products.

In 2009, Kate Smith died of natural causes at the age of 79.

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