Sinatra and Lee had genuine affection for each other. He conducted one of her albums and they maintained a close relationship for the remainder of his life. When Sinatra performed, as Lee's health deteriorated, he would send his private plane to pick her up and transport her to his concerts.
I love hearing these old standards. It reminds me of when my grandparents were still alive, they’d play songs like this on the piano. What a terrific interpretation! Great song to look up and see how all these artists over the years have made it their own.
I love this music. I am sick of the endless pausing of my playlist by TH-cam that is always preceded by a TH-cam Premium subscription app commercial! This racist and classist crap from Google has got to end.
These 2 genius singers, like Billie Holliday convince you that they’re simply telling stories. Meanwhile the groove, the intonation, the musical spontaneity, are perfect.
Love this. My parents, born in 1924, used to be part of the original crowd that cheered on the young 'Frankie' in Hoboken! He has that Jersey Kool "you're on".....
I’ve always adored this version since I was nine years old. It has such an effortless, laidback, sexy swing to it. It’s such an underrated performance. 💜
Two fantastic voices. My father took us to see Sinatra in 1962 at the studio but it wasn't this performance unfortunately. Sinatra was a wonderful generous guy but hell on women.
I've listened to every verison of this song but only come back and listen to this version, the mood, the chemistry, just makes me want to get into a tub and melt all my troubles away.
It's funny...I love Zeppelin with all my heart...listen to the drum and guitar interplay on "For your Life" off of Presence and you will be absolutely blown away by the timing...but listening to the absolute beauty and off the cuff brilliance of these two is unbelievable. Truly, they create a work of magic.
Peggy is an absolute genius at feeling rhythm. The band seems to gravitate to her groove and words consequently show statements and have much more weight and authenticity than Frank’s. Only she and Billie Holliday can pull off this magic trick of making us believe every word.
Beneath it all, there is an incredible level of musicianship that supports the work of these two hugely charismatic performers Peggy and Frank, who then display so much charm, elegance, and sensuality..all the way through...making it all look sooo easy!
I'm with you Gaby they were the coolest back then. I never saw this clip before and I watched most everything on Sinatra I'm a huge fan. Peggy is awesome too,love their relaxed style vocals with a song. These were the great standards. I'd love to be strolling with the one girl sighing sigh after sigh with my Tiger Girl. ;) Thanks for sharing it my dear I loved it too!
George Gershwin, un pilar de la música Estadounidense, el compositor de "Nice work if you can get it", Frank Sinatra en el año 1962, Peggy Lee (Norma Deloris Egstrom), una de las "Damas del Jazz" y este tema que mencioné que en realidad se llama: "Buen trabajo si lo consigues, y lo consigues si tratas". Un video exquisito por las tres razones antes nombradas: Gershwin, Sinatra y Lee.
My favorite was when she sang with The Righteous Brothers on The Ed Sullivan In their own way they were linked. Phil Spector Produced "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and he was the Protege of The Late Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller. They Wrote "I'm A Woman" & "Is That All There Is".
It's so nice to have such a civil conversation. Yes I know the tune having sung it many times myself. My point was these artists do not "goof". They are consummate pro's and they make art not "goofs." I'm surprised you were not critical of their loose interpretation of the rhythm. Oh well, have a nice day anyway.
Andrea Wilkerson Have a nice day? That is an expression so brilliant that I've never heard anything like it before, and likely never will again. Your IQ keeps going higher and higher in my estimation. Listen, nitwit, the meaning of "goof" doesn't depend on who's doing it. Goof is an unintended mistake. Peg sang "show me" when Frank sang "tell me," the correct lyrics, and she quickly realized her flub. A real pro and artist, she instantly made a cute joke of it, and should get credit for that, just as you should get credit for living this long running on about fourteen brain cells.
Sinatra and Lee had genuine affection for each other. He conducted one of her albums and they maintained a close relationship for the remainder of his life. When Sinatra performed, as Lee's health deteriorated, he would send his private plane to pick her up and transport her to his concerts.
Did similar for Ava. He was a gentleman.
Absolutely '
Peggy is a class act...what a voice...She has a charisma about her too even at the side of Sinatra..
Pure class! These 2 should have done a duet album. They complement each other by combining swing and finesse together
yes
===and two terrific voices I might add...
Amazing duet, Peggy is Franks equal and then some on this one. Magical voices floating through space 50 light years out.
Peggy inately swings... Frank not so much
@@ralphewell8398 He usually does swing Swing songs, but here he seems to be trying, improvising a more naturalistic-talk dialogue with her.
Sinatra in his prime. They both are infinitely cool, flowing seamlessly together with the musical phrases
‘62 is his prime?
I love hearing these old standards. It reminds me of when my grandparents were still alive, they’d play songs like this on the piano. What a terrific interpretation! Great song to look up and see how all these artists over the years have made it their own.
two voices, perfect timing. It looks so easy and it sounds so beautiful. I love this.
Now THAT's talet! No tattoos, no fog machines or fire work, just pure talent.
And no Autotune.
I love this music.
I am sick of the endless pausing of my playlist by TH-cam that is always preceded by a TH-cam Premium subscription app commercial!
This racist and classist crap from Google has got to end.
Such a sweet duet. Top class.
Nice chemistry. Thank you.
These are voices, no the stuff we hear nowadays
Damn right bro!
I like both of these singers
These 2 genius singers, like Billie Holliday convince you that they’re simply telling stories. Meanwhile the groove, the intonation, the musical spontaneity, are perfect.
Love this. My parents, born in 1924, used to be part of the original crowd that cheered on the young 'Frankie' in Hoboken! He has that Jersey Kool "you're on".....
The King and Queen of flawless phrasing...
Pure. Talent. So good. Consummate professionals at the top of their game. Mesmerizing.
I’ve always adored this version since I was nine years old. It has such an effortless, laidback, sexy swing to it. It’s such an underrated performance. 💜
Well dang, Peggy Lee just destroys Frank with zero effort. They don’t even sound in the sane league, she’s that good!
I wouldn’t say that. They were both in their prime and insanely talented.
Two fantastic voices. My father took us to see Sinatra in 1962 at the studio but it wasn't this performance unfortunately. Sinatra was a wonderful generous guy but hell on women.
I've listened to every verison of this song but only come back and listen to this version, the mood, the chemistry, just makes me want to get into a tub and melt all my troubles away.
It's funny...I love Zeppelin with all my heart...listen to the drum and guitar interplay on "For your Life" off of Presence and you will be absolutely blown away by the timing...but listening to the absolute beauty and off the cuff brilliance of these two is unbelievable. Truly, they create a work of magic.
When these two cool cats get together you know we'll be having a Heat Wave...Whew! that sexual chemistry is intense!
I really like the playfulness and flirtation .. nowadays all you get is a swipe or an emoji :: sigh ::
Go out then
Back then people used to REALLY connect with each other... sigh too!
that still happens people, go out and explore (after the covid ofcourse)
Peggy is an absolute genius at feeling rhythm. The band seems to gravitate to her groove and words consequently show statements and have much more weight and authenticity than Frank’s. Only she and Billie Holliday can pull off this magic trick of making us believe every word.
Ella Fitzgerald
YEP..FRANK INTRODUCED ME TO PEGGY & I WORKED WITH HER..SO NICE..JE..6/2021..WEHO
so elegant, and sooo sexy...!
Dos de las mejores voces de esta deliciosa época musical... 💐
Far and away the coolest duet ever.
“You’re looking at me strangely” 😂😂😂
🤣😅🚫
I love anything Sinatra sings!!!!
so heartwarming
These guys make awesome singing look as it is easy!
AN ADORABLE MELODY!! IN 1962 PEGGY WAS DROP DEAD GORGEOUS AND 42!! RIP DEAR PEGGY AND FRANK. ANOTHER COMMENT@1:49 PEGGY WAS A DREAM.
Beneath it all, there is an incredible level of musicianship that supports the work of these two hugely charismatic performers Peggy and Frank, who then display so much charm, elegance, and sensuality..all the way through...making it all look sooo easy!
2 pals that grew up during the big band era. ... I love jazz.
I'm with you Gaby they were the coolest back then. I never saw this clip before and I watched most everything on Sinatra I'm a huge fan. Peggy is awesome too,love their relaxed style vocals with a song. These were the great standards. I'd love to be strolling with the one girl sighing sigh after sigh with my Tiger Girl. ;) Thanks for sharing it my dear I loved it too!
This is amazing in so many ways.
Frank Sinatra Show, Nov. 8, 1957
Who could ask for anything more ?
Just awesome. Two musical geniuses in a seemingly effortless performance! Thanks for posting this!
" You show me and I'll tell ya" she says... The ability to improvise and make it look so casual was because they were both masters of their craft.
Fuck i wish i lived my years in the 1950-60s... :(
same.
OMG YES!
ahhhhhhhhh simply adore this
To the 8 people who didn't like it. You should all get together. 😜
George Gershwin, un pilar de la música Estadounidense, el compositor de "Nice work if you can get it", Frank Sinatra en el año 1962, Peggy Lee (Norma Deloris Egstrom),
una de las "Damas del Jazz" y este tema que mencioné que en realidad se llama:
"Buen trabajo si lo consigues, y lo consigues si tratas". Un video exquisito por las tres razones antes nombradas: Gershwin, Sinatra y Lee.
A PEGGY SUE NO LA ESCUCHE NUNCA PERO ME GUSTO ESTE DELICADO DUO CON EL GENIO FRANK SINATRA, GRACIAS POR COMPARTIRLO FELIZ LUNES
Mª Paloma Rica Gracias por tus palabras, besos.
GERMAN QUINTERO Gracias Germán, saludos.
pilar Herrera Igualmente amiga Pili, besos.
I wish I could have seen this at leats once and my life woould be such a peace of magic
I Think this clip was recorded on November 8, 1957.
Would you check the Data once more?
In 1960, Sinatra didn't sing with Miss Lee on TV.
This is def not 1962- going by Sinatra's look and Lee's dress & hair, I'd guess it was around the mid to late 1950s. Great duet though.
i thin is around 58'
It’s 1957 according to @franksinatra on Instagram
Thats my idea as well, esp. Sinatra's look.
Wonderful, charming, the assured casualness of this performance is sublime. Plus Sinatra at 1'46": "I got connections too" :-D
What a charmer he was!!( cutie pie)
My favorite was when she sang with The Righteous Brothers on The Ed Sullivan In their own way they were linked. Phil Spector Produced "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and he was the Protege of The Late Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller. They Wrote "I'm A Woman" & "Is That All There Is".
what a couple...amazing...love it
Soooooo cool ! I LOVE it !
Ooooo, I should say! So beautiful!!
Frank And Peggy. How Do I Get That Work? LOL
❤️❤️
Give me the old time classy entertainment.
I love my sinatra!!
Great
Sinatra was so generous with other singers and instrumentalists. He loved to sing, didn't he?
❤️
🥂💐🌹👏☀️❤️
waiting for the time machine to be ready...
There’s enough sexual tension here to classify this video as a porno.
Peggy Lee was the coolest female jazz singer ever in my opinion. Dinah Shore and Rosemary Clooney were a close second
Ah, Frank. Gosh, I would've loved to switch places with Peggy during the course of this video.
It's fine work.
She made alpha blue eyes look like a shy little school boy!
She addresses the #1 Conundrum of life; "Is sex love?" Amazing.
Ms. Peggy was the all-time sexiest of singers and Sinatra was far from inured from her irresistible allure.
"it's fine work" :)
♡
s'fine work :)
Mr. Sinatra’s haircut tells us this is definitely not 1962!
I wonder if Frank & Peggy we’re ever romantically involved. Would have been a volatile pair.
Tango Bango they were on and off.
Hey, an earlier clip from this special came from the videotape version.
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read somewhere that they were an item. nice chemistry here
✨✨✨...
Some on else with the same clip claimed it's from 1957
No doubt Frank was THE VOICE.
Made a mistake that was from 1959.Another special that was preserved on tape
sure bet
Uber 😎
I've done my fair share of work ta da
Probably 1957. Peg goofed at the end, but made a cute joke out of it.
No goof there
The correct word in the lyric is "tell," imbecile. Frank sang "tell" and Peg, whom I love, sang "show." She was very busy in those days; it happens.
It's so nice to have such a civil conversation. Yes I know the tune having sung it many times myself. My point was these artists do not "goof". They are consummate pro's and they make art not "goofs." I'm surprised you were not critical of their loose interpretation of the rhythm. Oh well, have a nice day anyway.
Andrea Wilkerson Have a nice day? That is an expression so brilliant that I've never heard anything like it before, and likely never will again. Your IQ keeps going higher and higher in my estimation.
Listen, nitwit, the meaning of "goof" doesn't depend on who's doing it. Goof is an unintended mistake. Peg sang "show me" when Frank sang "tell me," the correct lyrics, and she quickly realized her flub. A real pro and artist, she instantly made a cute joke of it, and should get credit for that, just as you should get credit for living this long running on about fourteen brain cells.
You know, you sound like a real drag. I guess name calling is your big thing. Okay. Have fun.
Very, very nice, but Sinatra's little quips are always annoying. She has a lovely quality!
Does it get any better? The Chairman Of The Board and North Dakota's Norma Deloris Egstrom.
1:49 Frank "I've got connections." You sure do, Frankie, ya pimp. lol Peggy is a dream.
Anyone know what key this version is in?
This version is in the key of C#/Db.
I think maybe... G.....
Db
Part of the hotness they're exuding is because they were lovers too. ;)
Frank looks scared in this. Not like with Dinah.
lose the kitty avatar. It's just...*sigh*
Adele should sing these songs on an album. Adele sings Sinatra!
pull more e=mc2 which is failure!
Do ya think Frank nailed her?
Yes they were in the middle of an affair at this time
Frank looks like he doesn't want to be there, and his smiles seem really insincere.
Great