Peggy Lee
- Jazz
- Traditional pop
- big band
- Swing music
Why it matters
Peggy Lee's voice is a rich thread woven through the tapestry of American jazz and pop music, her career spanning from the 1920s well into the 20th century, leaving a legacy of timeless standards and intimate performances.
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Born in 1920 in the US, Peggy Lee emerged as a defining jazz vocalist whose work crossed genres like pop, blues, swing, and big band. Her artistry embraced vocal jazz, jazz pop, Latin jazz, and traditional pop, making her a versatile figure in music history. She also lent her voice to show tunes, cast recordings, torch songs, and adult standards, showcasing an impressive range across the American songbook.
Her career officially began in the late 1940s, marked notably by her vocals on the 1948 release with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra and Sextet. Over the years, she released albums like 'Rendezvous With Peggy Lee,' 'Songs in an Intimate Style,' and selections from musicals such as 'South Pacific' and 'Road To Bali,' further cementing her status as a captivating interpreter of song.
Listeners often describe Peggy Lee's sound as reminiscent of Nat King Cole, hinting at a smooth, intimate style that invites focused listening. She collaborated with notable figures like Dave Cavanaugh and is related artistically to legends such as Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Tony Bennett, placing her firmly within the pantheon of great American vocalists.
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VINTAGE VINYL
Peggy Lee - Blues Cross Country - LP
VG+ / VG+ 1962Regular price $12.00 USDRegular price -
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Peggy Lee - Guitars Ala Lee - LP
VG++ / VG+ 1966Regular price $24.00 USDRegular price -
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Peggy Lee - Miss Wonderful - LP
VG+ / VG- (SPLIT SEAMS) 1958 MONORegular price $12.00 USDRegular price -
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Peggy Lee - Mink Jazz - LP
VG++ / VG+ 1963Regular price $12.00 USDRegular price
3 Things You Need To Know
Pioneering Jazz Vocalist
Peggy Lee was a defining jazz vocalist known for her work in vocal jazz, big band, and Latin jazz styles, blending traditional pop and blues with torch songs and standards.
Collaborated With Jazz Legends
She worked alongside some of the greats of jazz including Quincy Jones, Benny Carter, and Buddy Collette, enriching her sound with top-tier musicianship.
Career Rooted in the 1920s Era
Born in 1920, Peggy Lee’s career began in the mid-20th century, with key releases like her 1948 work with Benny Goodman’s Orchestra marking her rise.
Peggy Lee Vinyl Records For Sale
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Dive into classics like "Fever" and "Songs by Sinatra," both showcasing her stunning vocal prowess and emotional depth. These Peggy Lee albums for sale capture the essence of jazz and pop, making them essential additions to any vinyl lover’s collection.
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