Peggy Lee's signature singing sound was "a soft and cool style." She developed this sound in 1940 while performing at a restaurant in Palm Springs, Calif., when Jack Benny and his radio entourage ...

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Peggy Lee’s 1972 album “Norma Deloris Egstrom from Jamestown, North Dakota,” which was just reissued in a deluxe, expanded edition, is notable at first as a confluence of those round numbers that so ...

Peggy Lee was a remarkable singer and songwriter, but to some listeners, deeply enigmatic. Her time, often well behind the beat, conveyed a subtle sense of irony. "Are you getting this?" she sometimes ...

Today, the Spotlight shines on composer and pianist Robin Holcomb and cellist Peggy Lee (cellist). These two musicians have been creating music together for the better part of two decades. Their new ...

“Fever” is a well known Peggy Lee tune from 1958, but it wasn’t originally hers. In 1956, R&B singer Little Willie John released the first recording of “Fever,” written by Eddie Cooley and Otis ...