Fever
"Fever" by Peggy Lee is an iconic jazz and blues song. The song talks about the excitement and passion felt when one is in love. Peggy Lee's sensual voice adds an extra dimension to the song, making it even more captivating. The composition of the song is minimalist but effective, highlighting Peggy Lee's voice and immersing the listener in the enchanting atmosphere of the song. "Fever" has become a timeless classic and remains one of Peggy Lee's most famous songs.
The Christmas Waltz
"The Christmas Waltz" by Peggy Lee is a beautiful and peaceful song that celebrates the holiday spirit. The song has a gentle melody and poetic lyrics, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere. With a soft orchestral accompaniment, this song invites listeners to dance in an elegant and charming waltz. Peggy Lee sings this song with a soft and melodious voice, adding a touch of warmth and intimacy to it. The lyrics depict the beauty of winter and the happiness felt when with loved ones. This song is one of the classic Christmas songs that is always loved by many people and often played during the holiday season. With elegant arrangements and stunning vocal performances, "The Christmas Waltz" by Peggy Lee is the perfect song to accompany you as you celebrate Christmas.
Johnny Guitar
"Johnny Guitar" by Peggy Lee is a song that was released in 1954. This song has a melancholic and mysterious theme and tells the story of a woman longing for the return of her beloved, Johnny Guitar. The composition of the song is characteristic of the western film style, with a slow tempo and a threatening atmosphere. Peggy Lee's voice is powerful and emotional, bringing the woman's sorrow and hope to life. "Johnny Guitar" is a classic that has stood the test of time and is still loved by fans of Lee and nostalgic music enthusiasts.
Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too)
Waarom doe je niet juist (Krijg me ook wat geld) door Peggy Lee is een jazz-blues nummer dat oorspronkelijk werd uitgebracht in 1947. Het nummer vertelt het verhaal van een vrouw die haar man confronteert over zijn gebrek aan financiële steun en hem aanspoort om zijn leven te beteren. De compositie combineert de sensuele stem van Peggy Lee met de ritmische arrangementen van de band, wat resulteert in een krachtige en meeslepende uitvoering. Een opvallend kenmerk van het nummer is het gebruik van de contrabas en de saxofoon om een sfeer van verleiding en drama te creëren. De tekst van het nummer is scherp en direct, met Lee's stem die de luisteraar overtuigend vraagt om actie te ondernemen. Het nummer is een klassieker in de jazzmuziek en heeft verschillende covers en interpretaties geïnspireerd door andere artiesten. 'Waarom doe je niet juist (Krijg me ook wat geld)' is een tijdloos nummer dat de kracht en het talent van Peggy Lee als zangeres benadrukt. Het blijft een favoriet onder jazzliefhebbers vanwege de pakkende melodie en de spitsvondige teksten die nog steeds relevant zijn tot op de dag van vandaag.
Winter Wonderland
"Winter Wonderland" by Peggy Lee is a classic Christmas song that evokes the magical and fairy-tale atmosphere of winter. The song describes a snowy landscape where people build snowmen, ice skate, and warm themselves by the fire. The composition of the song is joyful and catchy, with jazz arrangements that highlight Peggy Lee's unique and warm voice. This song has become a holiday staple since its release in 1965. It has been covered by many artists and is often used in movies, TV shows, and commercials during the winter season. "Winter Wonderland" is a timeless song that perfectly captures the spirit of Christmas and winter.
I'm a Woman
"I'm a Woman" by Peggy Lee is a song that was originally recorded in 1963. The song is a powerful expression of self-confidence and self-awareness of a woman. The theme of the song is the proud proclamation of the unique power and skills of a woman and the richness she brings to a relationship. The music is energetic and exciting, with a strong rhythm and a catchy melody. Peggy Lee's voice is powerful and full of emotion, which reinforces the message of self-assurance and self-love. "I'm a Woman" is an iconic song that holds an important place in the history of female self-image and self-confidence.
Black Coffee
"Black Coffee" by Peggy Lee is a jazz song released in 1953. The song tells about the sad feelings and disappointment of someone after experiencing a broken heart. The music composition involves emotional vocals from Peggy Lee, accompanied by a melancholic piano accompaniment. The song is known for its strong lyrics and deep emotional interpretation in Peggy Lee's performance. "Black Coffee" has become one of the most famous songs in her career and a classic in the jazz genre. With its powerful vocals and enchanting melody, the song has become one of the most remembered songs by Peggy Lee.
Happy Holiday
"Happy Holiday" by Peggy Lee is a fun and cheerful song released in 1965. The song portrays a holiday atmosphere full of joy and happiness. With a cheerful melody and optimistic lyrics, the song invites listeners to celebrate the holiday moments with enthusiasm. The music composition consists of beautiful vocals by Peggy Lee combined with a choir that depicts the holiday spirit. Musical instruments used in the song include piano, drums, and other percussion instruments that add a cheerful and lively vibe. "Happy Holiday" has a fast tempo and an easy rhythm to dance or sing along to. The song is a perfect choice to be played on the radio or during holiday events to boost spirits and joy. Overall, "Happy Holiday" by Peggy Lee is a fun and optimistic song that invites listeners to celebrate the holiday moments with enthusiasm and happiness.
Big Spender
"Big Spender" by Peggy Lee is a popular song that showcases an iconic jazz style. The song tells the story of someone who loves to spend money as they please. The composition of the song features strong vocals and a delightful orchestra. Known for its seductive melody and enticing lyrics, the song is often considered a classic in the world of jazz music. Peggy Lee delivers a dazzling performance in this song with her unique and characterful vocal style. "Big Spender" is a song that depicts a luxurious and extravagant lifestyle, and remains one of the favorite songs played on various occasions.
Is That All There Is?
"Is That All There Is?" by Peggy Lee is a song written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller in 1969. The song tells the story of someone experiencing disappointment in their life and pondering if that's all there is. Peggy Lee sings the song with full emotion and resignation, creating a melancholic and reflective atmosphere. The composition of the song consists of a slow and sad melody, with the use of instruments such as trumpet and guitar adding depth to the song. The lyrics are also very powerful, with a smooth narrative that flows from beginning to end. "Is That All There Is?" is one of Peggy Lee's most famous songs and is often considered a classic in popular music. The song has been covered by many artists and remains popular to this day. With its strong theme and deep delivery, the song remains one of the most memorable songs from Peggy Lee's catalog.
He's a Tramp
"He's a Tramp" is a song performed by Peggy Lee that appears in the Disney animated film "Lady and the Tramp". The song is about a charming and cunning street dog who steals the heart of the protagonist. The melody has a lively and cheerful rhythm, with clever lyrics that describe the antics of the tramp dog. The song is a mix of jazz and swing, with Peggy Lee's characteristic sensual voice giving it a unique touch. The instrumentation includes trumpets, saxophones, and double basses that create a festive and lively atmosphere. The song has been very popular since its release in 1955 and has become a Disney classic. "He's a Tramp" is a fun and catchy song that captures the essence of the tramp dog character from the film. Its witty lyrics and lively rhythm make it one of the most memorable songs from the soundtrack of "Lady and the Tramp".
It's a Good Day
"It's a Good Day" is a song recorded by Peggy Lee in 1946. The song has a theme of happiness and gratitude for a bright day. The composition of the song involves Peggy Lee's soft vocals combined with an upbeat and optimistic rhythm. The song is also known for its simple yet enjoyable lyrics, as well as music that is easy to remember and makes listeners feel happy. "It's a Good Day" became one of the popular songs in the jazz and swing era, and remains a favorite among music fans to this day.
The Christmas List
The song "The Christmas List" by Peggy Lee is a Christmas song that talks about a person making a list of gifts they want to receive this Christmas. The song has a soft and relaxing melody, with Peggy Lee's sweet and warm voice. The musical arrangements include instruments like the piano, strings, and Christmas bells, creating a cozy and festive atmosphere. The lyrics of the song talk about simple wishes such as love, peace, and happiness, as well as material gifts like toys, sweets, and flowers. The song conveys a message of gratitude and hope, reminding us of the importance of valuing simple things and appreciating what we have. "The Christmas List" is a classic Christmas song that has been performed by different artists over the years. Peggy Lee's version is particularly emotional and captivating, capturing the spirit of the holiday season with her unique voice and sincere interpretation. It is a perfect song to enjoy during the Christmas holidays and remind us of the essence of the season.
Bali Ha'i
"Bali Ha'i" by Peggy Lee is a song that originated from the musical South Pacific by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. This song is a love song that celebrates the beauty of the island Bali Ha'i and expresses a desire to go there. The composition of this song is dominated by a beautiful melody and romantic lyrics. Peggy Lee's soft voice adds a deep emotional touch to the song, making listeners feel captivated by the beauty and allure of Bali Ha'i. One interesting fact about this song is that Peggy Lee recorded a very popular version in 1949, which later became one of the most famous songs in her career. "Bali Ha'i" remains one of the most remembered songs from the musical South Pacific, and continues to receive recognition for its timeless beauty of melody and lyrics.
Why Don't You Do Right
The track "Why Don't You Do Right" by Peggy Lee is a jazz classic that tells the story of a woman confronting her unfaithful lover. The song has a sensual and captivating blues rhythm, with Peggy Lee's smooth and seductive voice carrying the melody. The instrumentation includes saxophones, trumpets, and a vibrant rhythmic section that creates an atmosphere of an elegant and sophisticated nightclub. The lyrics of the song are direct and challenging, with the protagonist asking her lover why he can't behave properly and make her happy. Peggy Lee conveys a mix of disappointment and determination in her performance, giving the song a unique emotional intensity. "Why Don't You Do Right" has become one of Peggy Lee's most iconic songs and has been covered by numerous artists over the years. Its timeless message and distinctive style have made it a jazz classic that remains popular to this day.
A Doodlin' Song
"Une chanson Doodlin'" est une piste jazzy interprétée par Peggy Lee. Il présente une mélodie accrocheuse et un tempo rythmé qui ne manquera pas de faire taper du pied aux auditeurs. Le thème de la chanson tourne autour de la joie du gribouillage spontané et de laisser sa créativité s'écouler librement. La voix douce de Peggy Lee ajoute une ambiance ludique et insouciante à la chanson, en faisant une expérience d'écoute amusante et agréable. L'instrumentation comprend des éléments de cuivres et de percussions animés qui complètent parfaitement la voix de Lee. Dans l'ensemble, "A Doodlin' Song" est un air délicieux et léger qui est parfait pour égayer les esprits et répandre la bonne humeur.
Till There Was You - Remastered
"Till There Was You - Remastered" by Peggy Lee is a song that has been re-recorded with improved sound quality. This song tells the story of growing feelings of love between two people. Its composition involves Peggy Lee's soft vocals accompanied by beautiful and romantic music. The song highlights Peggy Lee's vocal skills and brings a sentimental atmosphere that touches the hearts of its listeners. "Till There Was You - Remastered" is one of the iconic songs from the jazz and pop music era of its time.
Sweet Happy Life
"Sweet Happy Life" by Peggy Lee is a song that was originally sung in Portuguese by João Gilberto. It is a light, cheerful song that celebrates the joy of a happy life. The composition features a handful of piano chords, soft guitar accompaniment, and a gentle, romantic voice. The song is known for its infectious melody and relaxed atmosphere. Peggy Lee's interpretation of the song adds a new layer of refinement and elegance, with a soft, sensual voice that transports the listener to a world of happiness and peace. The song is a timeless classic that is still loved for its simple beauty and infectious rhythms.
I Go To Sleep
"I Go To Sleep" by Peggy Lee is a calm and touching song. The song tells the story of someone who longs for their loved one as they fall asleep. Peggy Lee's soft voice and melancholic melody make this song very emotional. The composition of the song is simple yet very effective in conveying feelings of loneliness and longing. This song has deep and emotional lyrics that can make the listener feel connected to the song. Peggy Lee successfully expresses silence and loneliness in this song very well. "I Go To Sleep" is a song that is suitable to be listened to at night, because of its calming and comforting simplicity.
It's Christmas Time Again
"It's Christmas Time Again" by Peggy Lee is a fun and upbeat song that celebrates the joyous holiday season. The song has a cheerful melody and lyrics that depict the excitement and warmth of Christmas. Peggy Lee delivers beautiful and emotional vocals in this song, adding a touching element for the listeners. The musical composition involves lively choir harmonies and cheerful arrangements, creating a spirited and communal atmosphere. "It's Christmas Time Again" is one of the classic Christmas songs that is often heard during the holiday season. With messages of love, joy, and peace, this song brings a warm and heartwarming feeling. Peggy Lee's iconic voice and cheerful musical arrangement make this song a timeless favorite for every Christmas celebration.
La La Lu
"La La Lu" by Peggy Lee is a calm and beautiful song that portrays the warmth and love of a mother towards her child. The song is created with gentle tones and lyrics full of affection. Peggy Lee sings this song with a soft and emotional voice, expressing love and tenderness in every word she sings. The musical composition is simple yet moving, with the use of light instruments like piano and string section. The easy-to-remember melody and simple lyrics make this song a timeless piece that can be enjoyed by all. "La La Lu" is the perfect song to listen to when we want to feel calm and peaceful. It reminds us of the warmth of family and unlimited love. Peggy Lee successfully conveys a universal message of love through this song, making it one of the unforgettable songs in music history.
I Don't Know Enough About You
"I Don't Know Enough About You" by Peggy Lee is a classic jazz song that speaks about uncertainty in a relationship. The song features introspective lyrics that express the lack of knowledge about the loved one. The composition of the song is smooth and melodic, with soft jazz arrangements that complement Peggy Lee's seductive voice. The instrumentation includes wind and string instruments that create a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere. One interesting fact about this song is that it was released in 1946 and became a big hit on the music charts of the time. Peggy Lee managed to convey the emotion and vulnerability of the lyrics through her unique vocal performance, making it one of the most memorable songs of her career.
Ain't We Got Fun
"Ain't We Got Fun" by Peggy Lee is a spirited song that tells of the simple joy in everyday life. The song is created with cheerful rhythms and catchy melodies, making listeners feel happy and joyful. Peggy Lee's beautiful voice adds a deep emotional touch to this song. The theme of the song is appreciating the small and simple moments in life, and having fun with the ones we love. "Ain't We Got Fun" is a fun and entertaining song, perfect for listening to during cheerful and happy moments.
The Boy From Ipanema
The song "The Boy From Ipanema" performed by Peggy Lee is an English version of the famous Brazilian song "The Girl from Ipanema". The song tells the story of a handsome and charming boy walking the streets of Ipanema, attracting the attention of all the women as he passes by. The composition of the song is smooth and melodic, with bossa nova arrangements that give it an elegant and sophisticated air. Peggy Lee's seductive voice adds a touch of sensuality to the song, capturing the essence of the boy from Ipanema and his impact on those around him. "The Boy From Ipanema" is an iconic song that has been performed by various artists over the years, but Peggy Lee's version stands out for its emotional and engaging performance. It is a timeless song that remains popular among lovers of Brazilian music and jazz.
Alright, Okay, You Win
"Alright, Okay, You Win" by Peggy Lee is a jazz song released in 1958. The song has a theme of love and the feeling of joy when winning in a relationship. The composition of the song consists of Peggy Lee's powerful vocals combined with energetic jazz music arrangements. The song features the use of instruments such as trumpet, saxophone, and drums that provide a cheerful and optimistic atmosphere. One interesting fact about this song is that it has been covered by many famous musicians such as Count Basie and Tony Bennett. "Alright, Okay, You Win" is one of Peggy Lee's classic songs that remains popular to this day.
Black Coffee - Single Version
"Black Coffee - Single Version" by Peggy Lee is a song that showcases Peggy Lee's strong and emotional vocal performance. The song has a melancholic theme about lost love and loneliness, expressed through powerful lyrics and heartfelt vocals. The musical composition of the song is simple yet effective, with a prominent jazz arrangement that highlights Peggy Lee's vocals. Instruments like piano, drums, and bass provide the perfect background for her deep and emotional vocals. One interesting fact about this song is that Peggy Lee is the lyricist. This adds emotional depth to her performance, as she was personally involved in creating the song. Overall, "Black Coffee - Single Version" is a captivating and enchanting song that showcases Peggy Lee's vocal talent and deep emotions. With a strong theme and effective musical arrangement, this song remains one of Peggy Lee's best works and continues to be popular among jazz music fans.
Hallelujah, I Love Him So
"Hallelujah, I Love Him So" is a song recorded by Peggy Lee. The song was written by Ray Charles and released in 1956. The song has a theme of love and devotion to someone deeply beloved. The composition of the song consists of a beautiful melody with strong and emotional vocals by Peggy Lee. The song has a simple yet powerful musical arrangement, with a distinctive touch of jazz. "Hallelujah, I Love Him So" is one of Peggy Lee's most well-known songs and remains a favorite among jazz music fans to this day.
I've Got You Under My Skin
"I've Got You Under My Skin" by Peggy Lee is a classic jazz standard originally written by Cole Porter. The song was first released in 1936 and has since been recorded by countless artists. The lyrics of the song describe an obsessive love that gets under someone's skin and doesn't let go. Peggy Lee's 1958 version of the song is one of the most acclaimed performances, with her distinctive sensual voice perfectly fitting the themes of desire and passion. The composition of the song is subtle and captivating, with beautiful arrangements that take the listener on an emotional journey. "I've Got You Under My Skin" is a timeless song that remains popular among jazz enthusiasts worldwide.
Golden Earrings
"Gouden Oorbellen" by Peggy Lee is a song that was released in 1947. The theme of the song revolves around love and desire, with the lyrics speaking about golden earrings symbolizing love. The song has a slow and sensual melody, with Lee's distinctive sultry voice conveying the emotion of the song. The song uses instruments such as strings and percussion to create a romantic atmosphere. "Golden Earrings" is one of Peggy Lee's most famous songs and is still considered a classic in jazz music.
Ring Those Christmas Bells
"Ring Those Christmas Bells" by Peggy Lee is a cheerful and spirited Christmas song. The song depicts the spirit of Christmas celebration with a lively melody and optimistic lyrics. The musical composition involves a lively choir and cheerful bell chimes. Peggy Lee performs this song with enthusiasm and joy, adding a personal touch to this classic Christmas song. "Ring Those Christmas Bells" has become one of the favorite Christmas songs that is often played during the holiday season. One interesting fact about this song is that Peggy Lee recorded it in 1953 and it has since become a popular Christmas hit. The song remains one of the beloved classic Christmas songs liked by listeners of all generations.
Why Don't You Do Right?
"Why Don't You Do Right?" by Peggy Lee is a jazz blues song released in 1942. The song tells the story of a woman who is frustrated because her partner cannot provide a decent life for her. The composition of the song involves strong vocals from Peggy Lee and distinctive jazz music arrangements. The song was first performed by Peggy Lee with the Benny Goodman Orchestra and quickly became a big hit. "Why Don't You Do Right?" has been covered by many artists over the years, but Peggy Lee's version remains the most famous. With powerful lyrics and captivating vocals, the song showcases Peggy Lee's musical talent in conveying emotions through her voice and unique interpretation. "Why Don't You Do Right?" remains one of the unforgettable classic songs in the history of jazz music.
I Love Being Here With You
"Saya Suka Berada Di Sini Bersamamu" by Peggy Lee is a spirited song that expresses the happiness of being with a loved one. The song has an optimistic melody and energetic rhythm, with strong vocals from Peggy Lee. The lyrics of the song depict feelings of happiness and deep love, as well as expressing gratitude for the presence of the loved one. The music composition involves the use of interesting percussion instruments and emotional vocals. "I Love Being Here With You" is one of Peggy Lee's most famous songs and is often considered a classic in the jazz genre. The song has been covered by many artists and remains popular to this day because of its positive message about love and happiness.
Is That All There Is
"Is That All There Is" by Peggy Lee is a song that talks about disappointment and disillusionment in life. The song tells the story of a person going through tough times and wondering if that's all there is in life. The song is composed in a melancholic manner with poignant lyrics that express feelings of emptiness and disillusion. Peggy Lee delivers an emotional and captivating performance that captures the essence of the song. "Is That All There Is" has become a timeless classic and remains one of Peggy Lee's most memorable songs.
My Heart Belongs To Daddy
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy" is a song recorded by Peggy Lee in 1957. The song was written by Cole Porter and first appeared in the 1938 musical "Leave It to Me!". It is a cute and charming love song where the singer declares her love for her father. The composition of the song consists of a soft melody and cheerful lyrics. Peggy Lee's sweet and sensual voice gives a romantic and stirring vibe to the song. It is often considered a classic jazz song and has been covered by many famous singers. "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" has become one of Peggy Lee's most famous songs and is often regarded as one of her most iconic love songs. With its distinctive jazz music and captivating vocals, the song remains a favorite among jazz music fans to this day.
I Like a Sleighride (Jingle Bells)
"I Like a Sleighride (Jingle Bells)" by Peggy Lee is a cheerful and infectious song that evokes a winter atmosphere. The song tells of an exciting ride on a sleigh through the snow and the joy of the holiday season. The composition is lively and energetic, with a catchy rhythm and cheerful melody. Peggy Lee's voice is bright and light, adding warmth and a sense of coziness to the song. The instrumentation includes bells and sounds of a sleigh, adding a playful and colorful element to the song. "I Like a Sleighride (Jingle Bells)" is a beloved holiday classic that immerses listeners in a joyful spirit of the season.
Alone Together
"Alone Together" by Peggy Lee is a beautiful song that deals with the loneliness of love and the longing for a loved one. The song was written by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz and is a jazz ballad that is beautifully performed by Lee's soft voice. The song has a slow tempo with deep emotional lyrics that immerse the listener in a romantic atmosphere. An interesting fact about the song is that it has become a classic jazz standard and has been recorded by various artists over the years. The music and voice of Peggy Lee create a nostalgic feeling that makes the listener yearn for a sense of connection in a world of loneliness.
Fever (Gabin Remix edit)
"Fever (Gabin Remix edit)" by Peggy Lee is an exciting song that was originally released in 1958. The song is a mix of jazz and pop music and is characterized by Peggy Lee's sensual voice and hypnotizing beat. The theme of the song revolves around desire and passion, with the lyrics describing the feverish feelings that arise when two lovers meet. The Gabin Remix edit of the song adds a modern twist to the classic tune, with added electronic elements and an infectious beat. The result is a song that feels both nostalgic and contemporary, perfect for a night out or a dance party. An interesting fact about "Fever (Gabin Remix edit)" is that over the years it has been covered and remixed countless times, but Peggy Lee's original version remains a timeless classic that continues to seduce people all over the world with its sensual and enticing sounds.
Love Me or Leave Me
"Love Me or Leave Me" by Peggy Lee is a classic jazz song that was released in 1955. The song tells the story of a woman's feelings as she asks her partner to love her completely or leave her. With strong and emotional vocals, Peggy Lee successfully delivers the message of this song in a very touching way. The musical composition consists of typical jazz instruments, such as trumpet, saxophone, and piano. Its strong rhythm section adds a dramatic color to the song, while Peggy Lee's soft and melodious vocals add a romantic touch that captivates the listeners. "Love Me or Leave Me" has become one of Peggy Lee's most well-known songs and continues to be a favorite among jazz music fans to this day. With powerful lyrics and beautiful melody, this song successfully captures the complexity of the relationship between two people and the emotions involved in it.
The Christmas Spell
The song "The Christmas Spell" by Peggy Lee is a beautiful Christmas song that captures the magic and spirit of the season. The song is composed of a lively and catchy melody, accompanied by Peggy Lee's warm and velvety voice. The lyrics evoke the excitement and joyful anticipation of Christmas, as well as the love and warmth of spending time with loved ones. "The Christmas Spell" is a timeless song that has been enjoyed by generations of Christmas music fans. Peggy Lee's distinctive voice and polished production make this song an essential Christmas classic. Whether you're decorating the tree, shopping for gifts, or simply enjoying the spirit of the season, "The Christmas Spell" is the perfect song to accompany your Christmas celebrations.
Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too) - Remastered 1998
Mengapa Kamu Tidak Melakukannya dengan Benar (Berikan Saya Sedikit Uang Juga) - Remastered 1998" by Peggy Lee is a song that was re-recorded in 1998. The song was originally released in 1947. The song has a theme about a woman asking her partner to give her money. The composition of the song is based on blues and jazz, with strong and sensual vocals by Peggy Lee. The song is known for its captivating music arrangement and seductive vocals. Peggy Lee is famous for her unique singing style, and this song is one of the most iconic songs in her career. With the remastering in 1998, the song remains popular among jazz and blues music fans.
The Folks Who Live On the Hill
The song "The Folks Who Live On the Hill" by Peggy Lee is a beautiful song that talks about the quiet and happy life of a couple who live on a hill. The song celebrates lasting love and the simple happiness that can be found in a home. The composition of the song is soft and melodic, with Peggy Lee's smooth and emotive voice leading the listener to a place of peace and serenity. The song is a classic ballad that has been performed by many artists over the years. "The Folks Who Live On the Hill" is a timeless song that evokes feelings of love and nostalgia in those who listen to it.
A Hard Day's Night
"A Hard Day's Night" by Peggy Lee is a song that describes the feeling of tiredness and exhaustion after a long day of work. The song has a lively and energetic composition, with a fast and catchy rhythm. Peggy Lee sings with passion and emotion, conveying the feeling of being exhausted but still pushing forward. The song is known for its catchy lyrics and distinctive performance style. "A Hard Day's Night" is a classic of the pop genre and has been performed by many different artists over the years.
Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too) - 1998 - Remaster
"Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too) - 1998 - Remaster" by Peggy Lee is a famous jazz song released in 1947. The song is known for Lee's sensual vocals and captivating musical arrangement. The theme of the song is about a woman asking her partner to stop fooling around and give her some money. The composition of the song is based on traditional blues with an elegant jazz touch. The musical instruments used include trumpet, saxophone, and piano, all blending perfectly with Lee's vocals. An interesting fact about this song is that Peggy Lee's version became very popular after being used in the animated film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" in 1988. The song has been covered by many artists throughout history, but Lee's version remains the most iconic.
On the Sunny Side of the Street
"On the sunny side of the street" is a song recorded by Peggy Lee. The song talks about staying positive and optimistic despite life's challenges. The composition of the song is joyful and catchy, with brass and string arrangements that add to its sunny atmosphere. Peggy Lee brings her soft and warm voice to the song, perfectly capturing the optimistic spirit of the music. "On the sunny side of the street" has become a jazz classic, and remains a favorite among Peggy Lee fans.
Winter Weather
"Winter Weather" de Peggy Lee è una canzone jazz classica che parla delle gioie e delle sfide dell'inverno. La canzone è stata scritta da Ted Shapiro e Irving Berlin ed è stata registrata per la prima volta da Peggy Lee nel 1941. La composizione è caratterizzata da un ritmo lento e malinconico, con l'accompagnamento di strumenti come il pianoforte e il sassofono. Il testo della canzone parla di come il freddo e la neve dell'inverno possono portare romanticismo e magia, ma anche solitudine e tristezza. Peggy Lee interpreta la canzone con la sua voce calda e coinvolgente, catturando perfettamente l'atmosfera intima e nostalgica dell'inverno. "Winter Weather" è diventata una delle canzoni più amate di Peggy Lee ed è stata inclusa in molte delle sue raccolte più popolari. La canzone ha anche ricevuto elogi dalla critica per la sua bellezza e la sua capacità di trasmettere emozioni profonde. Con la sua combinazione di melodia toccante e testi evocativi, "Winter Weather" rimane un classico intramontabile della musica jazz.
You're My Thrill
"You're My Thrill" by Peggy Lee is a jazz song released in 1949. The song describes deep feelings of love and the joy felt when falling in love. Its composition consists of a soft and romantic melody, with emotional vocals from Peggy Lee. The song is known as one of the most iconic classic love songs in the history of jazz music. Peggy Lee is a famous jazz singer known for her unique sensual voice and captivating stage presence. "You're My Thrill" became one of the most popular songs in her career and continues to be a favorite among jazz music fans to this day.
Till There Was You - Remastered 1995
"Till There Was You - Remastered 1995" by Peggy Lee is a calm and romantic song. This song depicts feelings of love and happiness after meeting someone special. The composition of the song consists of a gentle melody and captivating vocals, creating a warm and touching atmosphere for the listener. Peggy Lee performs this song with full emotion and gentleness, showcasing her talent as a gifted singer. The song was re-recorded in 1995 with better audio quality, providing a more enjoyable listening experience for music fans.
Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe
"Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe" by Peggy Lee is a beautiful song that depicts feelings of happiness and love. The song tells the story of a woman who feels very happy because she has someone she loves dearly, Joe. Through its beautiful lyrics and touching melody, the song portrays the happiness felt by the main character. The composition of the song is very engaging, with the use of soft vocals and a beautiful flowing melody. The musical instruments used also add warmth and intimacy to the song. In this song, Peggy Lee successfully conveys emotions and feelings very strongly, making the listeners feel connected to the story being told. An interesting fact about this song is that "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe" has become one of the highly respected classic songs in the music world. The song has been re-recorded by many famous artists and continues to be sung to this day. The success of this song is not only because of its beautiful melody, but also because of the message of love and happiness it conveys.
Fever - Remastered
"Fever - Remastered" by Peggy Lee is an iconic jazz song that was first released in 1958. The song has a sensual and captivating vibe, with smooth flowing vocals from Peggy Lee. The theme of the song is about burning passion and desire, reflected in the strong and captivating lyrics. The composition of the song is simple yet effective, with a hypnotic rhythm and minimalistic use of instruments. Peggy Lee's gentle and melodious vocals provide the perfect touch for the song, creating an intimate and seductive atmosphere. One interesting fact about this song is that "Fever" has become one of Peggy Lee's most remembered songs and is often considered one of the best jazz songs of all time. The remastered version of the song brings better sound quality, gaining new recognition from modern listeners.
Me and my shadow
"Me and my shadow" by Peggy Lee is a popular song released in 1950. The song tells the story of the relationship between someone and their shadow. The composition of the song consists of a sad yet captivating melody, with Peggy Lee's emotional vocals depicting loneliness and loss. The song is known for its deep lyrics and beautiful music. "Me and my shadow" is one of Peggy Lee's most remembered songs and remains a favorite among music fans to this day.
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