Remembering Etta James: 5 of Her Most Popular Songs
Everyone know's the legendary singer's "At Last," but James, who died at the age of 73 Friday, had quite a few other hits.
On Friday, R&B singer Etta James died of leukemia at California's Riverside Community Hospital. She was 73, but would have celebrated her 74th birthday Jan. 25.
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The singer, who was a Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, was discovered by talent scout Johnny Otis as a teen (he died Tuesday at the age of 90).
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Her first No. 1 single was "The Wallflower" in 1955, and James enjoyed large success during the 60s, with hits like "All I Could Do Was Cry," "I'd Rather Go Blind," and of course, "At Last." Her last album, The Dreamer, was released in November.
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Here are 5 of the legendary soul singer's most popular songs.
5. "Stormy Weather"
4. "A Sunday Kind of Love"
3. "I'd Rather Go Blind"
2. "Something's Got a Hold On Me"
1. "At Last"
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