Peggy is marvelous. MARVELOUS. Those three male dancers behind her and the choreography is totally cool, and I swear, one of them looks like Frank Sinatra. ahahahaha.
@@macksawyer6221 No worries, there's always going to be someone who manages to find a negative in something or accuse it of such. Congrats, it's you. Have a great day, the best is yet to come.
Capitol Records had Peggy Lee, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Nancy Wilson, Bing Crosby, and The Beatles. Real Singers, Timeless Music. Love seeing Peggy perform live.
Nat King Cole preceded all of the above at Capitol...he signed with Capitol in its founding year of 1942. Nat's early record sales are said to have paid for the construction of the famous Capitol Records Bldg in Los Angeles ("the house that Nat built") and provided the working 'capital' to grow the business. All the above singers recorded significantly on other labels; Nat recorded exclusively for Capitol Records from its founding to his death in 1965. He did more to establish Capitol Records than any other singer - including Sinatra, who didn't join the label until 1953 and departed after his final 1961 Capitol recording.
I have always been a fan of Ms. Peggy Lee. I loved her in "Pete Kelly's Blues". After reading the Wikipedia article on her I was greatly amazed. I didn't know she was responsible for so many things in her life.
SHE sure knew what she was doing..
A huge fan.
She had a vocal style all of her own .she had style and wow if you have both you become classy and timeless
My favorite vocalist of all time: Peggy Lee.
Yep, she’s right up there with the best.
Peggy sing it into existence!!!
Love this era and style of performance, Peggy Lee was one of the best! Thanks for sharing
Yes, there is a right way to sing and there is a wrong way. Listen to Peggy to learn the right way. A pure professional.
Peggy is marvelous. MARVELOUS. Those three male dancers behind her and the choreography is totally cool, and I swear, one of them looks like Frank Sinatra. ahahahaha.
There were male dancers?
Peggy was the best and these appearances are a real bonus to enjoy...
Peggy influenced a lot of us singers. She was the real McCoy, making it all look so easy.
Pure gold ! Times were simple, woman were gorgeous & classy, innocence in the air, the music is just amazing - someone please build a time machine.
Gorgeous and classy, definitely, but this doesn't sound that innocent to me.
@@macksawyer6221 No worries, there's always going to be someone who manages to find a negative in something or accuse it of such. Congrats, it's you. Have a great day, the best is yet to come.
Those three cats dancing behind her are amazing. Cool Cats.
Today's female artist should view this How a True Lady performs before her audience.
Such a sensual, but classy performance, including the dancers. :)
Best version of this. So good.
Capitol Records had Peggy Lee, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Nancy Wilson, Bing Crosby, and The Beatles. Real Singers, Timeless Music. Love seeing Peggy perform live.
Nat King Cole preceded all of the above at Capitol...he signed with Capitol in its founding year of 1942. Nat's early record sales are said to have paid for the construction of the famous Capitol Records Bldg in Los Angeles ("the house that Nat built") and provided the working 'capital' to grow the business. All the above singers recorded significantly on other labels; Nat recorded exclusively for Capitol Records from its founding to his death in 1965. He did more to establish Capitol Records than any other singer - including Sinatra, who didn't join the label until 1953 and departed after his final 1961 Capitol recording.
You forgot the Kingston trio.
Capitol - set up and run by Johnny Mercer who wrote some of the best songs of all time.
@@waldolydecker8118 I can't believe I left out Nat King Cole. Thank you. There's nobody like Nat
What a wonderful performance of a great song🎵🎶🎵:)
So good--Love the ending!
WHAT A MASSIVE TALENT PEGGY WAS!
The Queen of Cool...
Perfection! ❤️
First time hearing this song & seeing the video. So smooth - love it!
Just great !
Great music.
Peggy is wonderful as always. She rarely used back up dancers on stage because, well frankly, she did not need them.
Her coquette awkward movement makes her even more vulnerable and appealing looking! What a gal
I have always been a fan of Ms. Peggy Lee. I loved her in "Pete Kelly's Blues". After reading the Wikipedia article on her I was greatly amazed. I didn't know she was responsible for so many things in her life.
Used to listen to her with my late gram ! 😪
I wished I lived in those days. Life was better then. Classy and simplistic and just happier. ❤
amazing talent
One of the best first line of a song ever. Glad they repeated it.
Peggy Lee defined cool. A real Hall of Famer
She doesn’t move does she? ❤😂😮
She entrances and attracts with her gentle move, her voice and her flirty eyes and smile...❤
SHE SANG ONE SONG WITHOUT MOVING EXCEPT A FLIRTY SIDE EYE AND A SLIGHT NOD OF HER HEAD! IT WAS SULTRY!
I cant wait!!
Always on my mind, two.
God's hands.
❤
Cy Coleman wrote this.
The male dancers look a bit light on their feet....if you know what I mean ! 👍😁
For all those senior citizens out there.