Fondly remembered as Britain's best-loved blonde-bomb-shell and as synonymous with 50s' glamour as a pink Cadillac, one-time Rank starlet Diana Dors was more than just a buxom pin-up. With an astonishing ability to reinvent herself and move with the times, post-Hollywood the 60s and 70s saw Dors develop into one of the UK's most respected character actresses, with gritty stage and TV roles, a chat show, several books and even a spell as a GMTV agony aunt under her belt. This album-recorded for Pye at the height of her cabaret and TV shows' popularity –reveals that she was also a gifted vocalist and worthy of the admiration she enjoyed throughout her career.