Talk:Peggy Lee Sings with Benny Goodman
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[edit]I have a copy of what must be the re-release of this album from CBS, as stated on the cover, or Columbia, as claimed on the LP itself. The album is undated (no date either on LP or on the cover), though the liner notes by Gene Lees refer to her as a stylist in the 1940s. the "dawning of the age of the LP," and her 10-inch Decca LP "Black Coffee." Here are the tracks for that LP, which is titled "Miss Peggy Lee."
- Why Don't You Do Right (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP listing itself is also the credit "McCoy".
- My Old Flame (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "A. Johnston - S. Coslow".
- All I Need Is You (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "P. DeRose - B. Davis".
- Not a Care in the World (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "Latouche - V. Duke".
- Full Moon (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "B. Russell - Curiel - Odette".
- Elmer's Tune (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "Albrecht - Gallop - D. Jurgens".
- I Got It Bad [no designation of artist]. On the LP is also "P. Webster - Ellington".
- The Way You Look Tonight [no designation of artist]. On the LP is also "Fields - Kern".
- We'll Meet Again (Benny Goodman and his orchestra). On the LP is also "R. Parker - H. Charles".
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The cover consists of a pink border surrounding an eyebrow-to-chin cleft close-up of Ms Lee.
References
- ^ "Miss Peggy Lee" album released by Harmony, H 30024, undated.