Released in 1953, Kitt's take on the humorous, coquettish tone for the holiday jingle led it to be one of the most recognized Christmas songs that has been played across radio stations. Its popularity cemented the singer as a Christmas music icon and reached No. 4 on the Billboard charts upon release, and it appears annually on the holiday charts.
While the holidays are a joyous time for many, it's also a time of remembrance for Shapiro, as Kitt died on Christmas Day in 2008. In September of that year, she had her final performance with the Virginia Symphony before collapsing when leaving the stage.
Per Shapiro's book, Eartha & Kitt: A Daughter's Love Story in Black & White, she and her mother were watching TV on Christmas morning when Kitt began to scream with tears runnning fown her face. In a moment of realization, Shapiro knew what was happening and screamed right back, telling her mother it was okay.
In her seven-decade career, Kitt was also known for the songs "I Want to Be Evil" and "Just an Old-Fashioned Girl." She also lent her voice for the character Yzma in The Emperor's New Groove and its sequel installments.
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