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1 giorno fa · In 50-plus years of recording, Peggy Lee dipped into jazz, pop, Afro-Cuban, stage and movie music, and much more. But a trio of releases from three different decades represents some of her most ...
1 giorno fa · From the Vaults (Vol. 2) offers the digital debut of the couple’s joyous and hard-swinging tune “ Happy Music ,” which served as the B-side to Lee’s 1950 charting single “Show Me the Way to Get Out of This World.”. Barbour’s solo guitar work is featured on several selections. From the Broadway stage come two songs from then-new ...
1 giorno fa · Sängerin Peggy Lee war ebenso fleißig wie ihr Kollege Frank Sinatra, über den langen Zeitraum ihrer Karriere nahm sie Dutzende von Alben auf, von denen viele heute als Klassiker gelten. Schaut man sich Lees Profil auf digitalen Plattformen wie Spotify oder Apple Music an, kann man über das große Oeuvre der Künstlerin nur staunen, speziell wann man den hohen Qualitätsstandard ihrer ...
3 giorni fa · Lynne Hanson – Just a Poet This Ottawa-based artist starts with the absorbing beat drive of “Outlaw Lover,” which recalls Peggy Lee’s vocal tempo in her classic live take with Benny Goodman in 1943 of “Why Don’t You Do Right.” It’s a nice smoky seductive voicing. It's caught up comfortably in a steady evocative tone
5 giorni fa · 1: Fever (1958) Topping our pick of the best Peggy Lee songs is this infectious number, which became the singer’s signature song and captured her in full-on seductress mode. It was a hit first for its co-writer, R&B singer Little Willie John, in 1956, but, two years later, Lee put her distinctive spin on it.
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4 giorni fa · Peggy Lee, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea & More: The Week in Jazz - JAZZIZ Magazine. Features, News. September 25, 2020. Peggy Lee, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea & More: The Week in Jazz. by Matt Micucci. The Week in Jazz is your roundup of new and noteworthy stories from the jazz world. It’s a one-stop destination for the music news you need to know.
5 giorni fa · Peggy Lee. About Fever. "Fever" is a song written by Eddie Cooley and Otis Blackwell, who used the pseudonym John Davenport. It was originally recorded by American R&B singer Little Willie John for his debut album, Fever (1956), and released as a single in April of the same year.
