The Best of Peggy Lee: The Blues & Jazz Sessions Peggy Lee

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  • Release Date: 11/18/1997
  • Sales Rank: 10,218
  • Label: BLUE NOTE RECORDS
  • UPC: 724382120421

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The Best of Peggy Lee: The Blues & Jazz Sessions

1LISTENWhy Don't You Do Right? / Dave Barbour & His Orchestra 2:27
2LISTENFor Every Man There's a Woman / Benny Goodman & His Orchestra 2:47
3LISTENFever / Jack Marshall 3:20
4LISTENAlright, Okay, You Win 2:21
5LISTENBlue Prelude / George Shearing 2:15
6LISTENHallelujah, I Love Him So 2:29
7LISTENJust for a Thrill 3:41
8LISTENGoin' to Chicago Blues / Quincy Jones & His Orchestra 2:36
9LISTENI'm a Woman / Benny Carter & His Orchestra 2:09
10LISTENSee See Rider / Benny Carter & His Orchestra 2:36
11LISTENYou Don't Know 2:28
12LISTENCall Me / Billy May 2:35
13LISTENWhisper Not / Benny Carter & His Orchestra 2:18
14LISTENThe Thrill Is Gone (From Yesterday's Kiss) 3:36
15LISTENSeventh Son 2:25
16LISTENPlease Send Me Someone to Love 4:09
17LISTENMama's Gone, Goodbye 2:35
18LISTENI'm Gonna Go Fishin' / Bill Holman & His Orchestra 2:07

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The Best of Peggy Lee: The Blues & Jazz Sessions is an 18-track collection that culls the highlights from Lee's 30-year tenure at Capitol Records. Since the compilation covers such a large time period, it's not surprising that the music doesn't all hold together -- it's clear when one song was recorded in the '50s and the other in the '70s. Nevertheless, the quality of the music is very strong, demonstrating that Lee was much more than a mere pop singer -- she was a talented blues and jazz vocalist, as well. The album contains such standards as "Why Don't You Do Right?," 'Fever," "Hallelujah, I Love Him So," "Goin' to Chicago," "The Thrill Is Gone," "Seventh Son" and "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'." Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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