My Old Flame - Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman Orchestra
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Totally awesome..reminds one of the "golden generation" the folks from WW2 who protected us from tyranny and left a world to enjoy in relative peace for Christmas..i wont forgot those who sleep eternally in the Pacific for our freedom.
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Both takes are simply wonderful, but I actually prefer the second. It sounds a bit cleaner. Peggy also toys with her vocal abilities a bit more. Trumpet solo in the second take is hot, even if it's only a few measures.
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I tried singing this song , before listening to it , by looking at the lyrics. I've never heard it before and I got it pretty close. Woohoo! :D
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Delightful! It really deserves the two takes.
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There's something so cool, hip, warm and heartfelt, not to mention "classy" about the big band /swing music of the '30s and '40s. My dad used to be a bouncer or doorman at the Palais Royale in Toronto back then, and he got to see and hear most of these people live- LUCKY!!
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no one needed to see her , her voice said everything.........
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PAX DOMINUS POR SEMPER.
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love ella,love billy,and have done so for a long time,but make way for the best, the sublime,miss peggy lee.
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Great! I love these big band girl singers!



Peggy Lee...
Oh Peggy how you could sing! Wouldn't it be wonderful to have you around to give these so called rock singers of today...a few lessons!
pinkieldred 2 years ago 10
It was the late 1960s. I was a Pop/Rock kid, weaned on the Beat since Beatlemania and the Stones. But being driven back as a dreamer of a teenager to nautical college by my parents of a Sunday night after a solitary day's leave, I'd listen on a cassette player to Peggy singing this song and others with Benny Goodman, and I loved what I heard. I still love it, and I'm 53 now.
CarlHalling 3 years ago 10