The songstress died of Alzheimer's disease-related complications at her Bel Air home on Thursday, reported Contactmusic.
Starr began singing as a young child for a Dallas, Texas radio station after winning a local talent contest and went on to work with violinist Joe Venuti's orchestra at the age of 15
She got her first hit with "You Were Only Foolin" and went on to record hits like "So Tired," "Hoop De Doo," "Bonaparte's Retreat," "Rock n' Roll Waltz," and "Wheel of Fortune".
She had a successful stint on the country charts as well with her collaborations with Tennessee Ernie Ford in the early 1950s.
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