Keely Smith obit

Legendary singer and Sinatra crony Keely Smith dies in Palm Springs

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Keely Smith, a Las Vegas legend and one of Palm Springs’ most popular singers in the era of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack, died Saturday of heart failure after a long period of declining health. She was 89.

A family spokesman said she died in Palm Springs under a physician’s care. Funeral arrangements are pending, but her son-in-law and long-time music director, Dennis Michaels, said the burial will be in Forest Lawn in Hollywood Hills.

Smith won the first Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group in 1959 with her late first husband Louis Prima. Together they are credited with virtually inventing the Las Vegas lounge act. They won the Grammy for the mid-tempo ballad, “That Old Black Magic,” but also had lasting influence on the rock generation with Brian Setzer’s recording of their “Jump, Jive an' Wail” and David Lee Roth’s version of their hits, “Just A Gigolo/I Ain’t Got Nobody.” Smith established a notable solo career with her milestone recording of “I Wish You Love” in 1957, produced by Nelson Riddle.

Cher was said to have “borrowed” Smith’s deadpan act when she was a young singing partner of the late Sonny Bono.

Pat Rizzo, who first saw Louis and Keely in Las Vegas and then became Smith's neighbor and occasional musical companion in Palm Springs, called her “the greatest entertainer and greatest singer of all time.”

Smith, who made frequent appearances at the McCallum Theatre, had pitch-perfect tone and an effortless way of making unorthodox vocal leaps seem like natural progressions. She called herself “a saloon singer” like Frank Sinatra, with whom she was linked professionally, artistically and in her personal life. She received another Grammy nomination for her 2001 CD, “Keely Sings Sinatra,” which she recorded with Sinatra’s blessing before his death in 1998. The album’s liner notes say Rat Pack pals Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. called her “the female Sinatra.”

Sinatra and Smith recorded the duet, “How Are You Fixed For Love?” and reportedly began an affair as Smith’s marriage to Prima was faltering. Smith told The Desert Sun around the year 1960 that Sinatra had asked her to marry him. She signed to his Reprise label in 1961 and recorded another duet called “So In Love.” Smith married Reprise producer Jimmy Bowen in 1965, a year before he produced Sinatra’s Grammy Award-winning “Strangers in the Night.”

Singer Jack Jones, who met Smith when he was beginning his career in Las Vegas, said she and Prima had a “wonderful act,” based on wild, crazy humor. He said Smith had a voice like none other.

“I don’t know if I’d put anybody up with her,” he said. “She had this quality, you could tell it was her. She was a beautiful singer and she just had that quality, which was so appealing. A lot of innocence.”

Michaels said Smith started playing deadpan opposite Prima because she was so young in the early days of their act that she didn’t know what to do when Prima and his band, the Witnesses, started their wild humor act.

Born Dorothy Jacqueline Keely of Cherokee and Irish heritage in Norkfolk, Virginia, Smith got her first job as a band singer at age 15 during World War II. She joined a group led by Prima, who had written Benny Goodman’s Swing Era standard, “Sing, Sing, Sing,” while still a teenager in 1948. They were married in 1953. Smith was soon dubbed “the Queen of Las Vegas.”

She parlayed her singing career into success in such movies as “Thunder Road,” opposite Robert Mitchum, and “Hey Boy! Hey Girl” and “Senior Prom” with Prima.

“In later years,” said Jones, “she was a complete extrovert – fun and crazy. I really enjoyed knowing her.”

After divorcing from Bowen, Smith began a long relationship with Palm Springs-based singer Bobby Milano in the mid-1970s. Milano, whose real name was Charles Caci, was the brother of Southern California mob leader Vincent "Jimmy" Caci, and Smith also maintained a friendship with Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana, notably attending his funeral after his assassination in 1975.

But Milano also was a fine jazz-pop singer in the local music scene, often working with singer-pianist Michaels, who married Smith’s daughter, Toni Prima. Milano not only produced Smith’s acclaimed Sinatra tribute, with Michaels creating the arrangements, but teamed with Michaels and Smith on the excellent “Keel Swings Basie-Style” and “Swing, Swing, Swing,” featuring a recording of Slim Gaillard’s “Palm Springs Jump” that Lucie Arnaz has since perpetuated as a Palm Springs theme song. Smith toured with Michaels as her music director for 25 years.

“She was probably one of the greatest female pop-jazz singers this country has ever produced,” said Michaels. “There would be times during a concert I would actually stop playing and just sit and listen. With a full orchestra, you could do that. But there were times where she just astounded me with her intonation and her interpretation of the lyrics and just incredible voice.”

Michaels noted she took more vocal risks as a jazz singer in her later years and really did reinvent herself from being primarily a lounge entertainer.

“One of her favorite things to do, even with a full orchestra, was to get in the curve of the concert grand piano and take her shoes off and just sing with the piano," Michaels said. "She would rather do that than anything. She obviously enjoyed singing with the orchestra. But I think because of her emotional connection to a lyric, she really enjoyed that intimate moment with the piano.”

Smith appeared on the 50th anniversary of the Grammys telecast in 2008, performing a duet of “That Old Black Magic” with Kid Rock. She made her last public appearance in 2011 at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center. Later that year, she performed at the late golf pro Ken Venturi's 80th birthday party.

Smith has stars on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars (at 111 S. Palm Canyon Drive) and the Hollywood Walk of Fame (at 7080 Hollywood Blvd.) and she is a member of the Las Vegas Hall of Fame.

She is survived by her daughters Toni Prima of Palm Springs and Luanne Prima of Los Angeles.

Smith first married Matteo Gambardella Jr. on September 6, 1947 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, before divorcing him in December 1950. Smith married Louis Prima July 13, 1953. in Virginia Beach. They had two children, Toni Elizabeth and Luanne Francis. Smith had affairs with Sam Giancana and Frank Sinatra prior to her divorce from Prima in 1961. She also had a relationship with Clint Eastwood. She married Jimmy Bowen in 1965. The couple divorced in 1969. In 1975, Smith married singer Bobby Milano (real name Charles Caci) in Palm Springs. Sinatra gave the bride away. Milano died in 2006.

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1958

 

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2025

 

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2015

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4.9

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2014

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8.7

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2012

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1995

 

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1995

 

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1994

 

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1993

 

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1992

 

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Video

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1984

 

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1980

 

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1976

 

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1960

 

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7.9

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1960

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1959

 

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1958

 

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5.6

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1987

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4.8

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2008

 

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2007

1 episode

 

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8.2

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2000

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The Rat Pack (1999)

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8.2

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Self

1999

 

Louis Prima: The Wildest! (1999)

Louis Prima: The Wildest!

7.5

Self

1999

 

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9.8

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Self

1983

 

Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon (1966)

Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon

6.8

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Self

1982

1 episode

 

Mike Douglas in The Mike Douglas Show (1961)

The Mike Douglas Show

7.1

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Self - Jazz Vocalist

1978–1979

2 episodes

 

The Bob Braun Show (1967)

The Bob Braun Show

2.5

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Self - Vocalist

1978

1 episode

 

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The Merv Griffin Show

6.6

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1974–1977

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6.2

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Self

1977

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1969

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The Joey Bishop Show (1967)

The Joey Bishop Show

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Self

1966–1968

3 episodes

 

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6.9

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Self

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P.D.Q.

5.4

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Self

1967

1 episode

 

The Pat Boone Show (1966)

The Pat Boone Show

6.3

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Self

1966

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6.4

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1966

1 episode

 

Mickie Finn's

7.8

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Self

1966

1 episode

 

Top of the Pops (1964)

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6.9

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Self

1965

1 episode

 

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7.4

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Self - Panellist

1965

1 episode

 

The Eamonn Andrews Show (1964)

The Eamonn Andrews Show

7.8

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Self

1965

1 episode

 

Johnny Carson in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962)

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

8.5

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Self - Guest

1962–1964

5 episodes

 

Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall (1948)

Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall

7.6

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Self

1960–1964

2 episodes

 

Ed Sullivan in The Ed Sullivan Show (1948)

The Ed Sullivan Show

7.9

TV Series

Self - Singer

1960–1964

2 episodes

 

Tennessee Ernie Ford in The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show (1962)

The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show

TV Series

Self

1963

1 episode

 

The Garry Moore Show (1958)

The Garry Moore Show

6.9

TV Series

Self

1962–1963

3 episodes

 

The Andy Williams Show (1962)

The Andy Williams Show

7.5

TV Series

Self

1963

1 episode

 

"Pantomime Quiz' Alan Young, Connie Hines c. 1958

Stump the Stars

8.0

TV Series

Self

1962

1 episode

 

Talent Scouts (1962)

Talent Scouts

9.2

TV Series

Self

1962

1 episode

 

Bennett Cerf, John Daly, Arlene Francis, and Dorothy Kilgallen in What's My Line? (1950)

What's My Line?

8.5

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Self - Mystery Guest

1962

1 episode

 

The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (1956)

The Dinah Shore Chevy Show

8.1

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Self - Guest

1957–1962

5 episodes

 

Jack Paar Presents (1960)

Jack Paar Presents

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Self

1960

 

Jack Paar in The Tonight Show Starring Jack Paar (1957)

The Tonight Show Starring Jack Paar

8.3

TV Series

Self

1960

1 episode

 

John Forsythe, Larry Blyden, and Barbara Rush in Sunday Showcase (1959)

Sunday Showcase

4.3

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Self - Recipient

1959

1 episode

 

The Jerry Lewis Show

9.0

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Self - Announcer

1958

 

The George Gobel Show (1954)

The George Gobel Show

7.2

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Self

1958

1 episode

 

Sam Butera, Louis Prima, Keely Smith, and The Witnesses in The Wildest (1958)

The Wildest

Short

Self

1958

 

The Frank Sinatra Show (1957)

The Frank Sinatra Show

7.4

TV Series

Self

1958

1 episode

 

The Big Record (1957)

The Big Record

6.4

TV Series

Self

1958

1 episode

 

The Colgate Comedy Hour (1950)

The Colgate Comedy Hour

7.7

TV Series

Self

1955

1 episode

 

Teresa Brewer in The George Jessel Show (1953)

The George Jessel Show

TV Series

Self - singer

1954

1 episode

 

Archive Footage

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My Music: Songbook Standards - As Time Goes By

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(archive footage)

2015

 

Sinatra: All or Nothing at All (2015)

Sinatra: All or Nothing at All

8.0

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Self (archive footage)

2015

1 episode

 

Vegas: The City the Mob Made (2009)

Vegas: The City the Mob Made

6.4

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Self - Singer (archive footage)

2009

1 episode

 

Johnny Mercer: The Dream's on Me (2009)

Johnny Mercer: The Dream's on Me

7.8

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Self (archive footage)

2009

 

The Real Las Vegas (1996)

The Real Las Vegas

8.6

TV Series

Self (archive footage)

1996

 

Ed Sullivan in The Best of the Ed Sullivan Show (1992)

The Best of the Ed Sullivan Show

8.5

TV Series

Self (archive footage)

1992

1 episode

 

Holiday Greetings from 'The Ed Sullivan Show' (1992)

Holiday Greetings from 'The Ed Sullivan Show'

8.7

TV Special

Self - Vocalist (archive footage)

1992

 

DTV: Golden Oldies (1984)

DTV: Golden Oldies

8.1

Video

Self (archive footage)

1984