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  • The Beatles version was good, but this is THE one for me!! :))

  • @ChannelEggnog Thank you...my two thumbs up!

  • @CeeCeeable

    Well, I got a compilation CD of Peggy's over a year ago, not knowing what to expect. Of course I knew and loved the song 'Fever'.

    But I realised that this was real classy music, and this song was the standout track for me, even though I was so familiar with hearing Paul McCarntney singing it!

    So, I must say Thank You..!!

  • Wow, that voice could melt the toughest ice (Swoons)

    I also like very much the Latin arrangement.

  • @josegilpr Yup! She was among those blessed with velvety soothing voice that could melt even the toughest ice...so to say. Thanks to you..

  • great

  • @parcel42 Nice to know that. Cheers!

  • aww this is the version that influenced paul mccartney to sing it :) i like it :)

  • @babyinblack Truly indeed! Thanks for dropping by, my friend..

  • @CeeCeeable Not sure if your were aware of this but another pertinent fact is that Miss Peggy Lee and Robert Preston (The Music Man) had an on & off again affair for about 10 years. From about '53 to '63 and then nothing for many years. They were planning to meet again just before he became ill but he called it off. It wasn't broadcast news but there are pics of them together & mentions in biographies.

  • @mmbr01rrf Thanks for the added info. I didn't know anything about that 10 year Peggy Lee had with Robert Preston..Would be pleased if I'd be able to see those pics of them.

  • @CeeCeeable There are pictures in Peter Richmond's biography "Miss Peggy Lee" and several available out on the various auction sites (e-Bay,etc.) These are from the early '50's, when they first started seeing each other. She referred to him as "Roger" in her autobiography, which was written & published after Preston died but his wife was still alive. Check the Lee biography. He was a first-class womanizer.

  • @mmbr01rrf Sure! will check it out....Thanks again, my friend. Have a great weekend!

  • Amazing! her great husky voice just sounds so beautiful, thanks for sharing :-)

  • @PlsSmile4Me Thanks! I appreciate your dropping by to give a listen. Have a great day.

  • hmm...so romantic!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

  • A hundred million ( : thanks for sharing this song.......originally recorded in 1957 for the musical play "The Music Man"......later became a film in 1962. Anita Bryant has also her beautiful version.

  • @nancyfloressantos Thanks Nancy for the added info aside from your comment.. I really appreciate it!

  • awesome

  • Like Peggy's version of the song and also the one by Joni James posted on

    youtube as well. 

  • Very nice version. Thanks so much for sharing Ceeceeable ( :

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