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This is a song by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. It is a slightly different version from that which was released, though it's quite hard to tell.

These are two songs by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. There are two songs in this video - The first is How Deep Is The Ocean?, and the second is an alternate take. The two are very similar, but I thought I would include them both.

This is a song by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good), origionally by Ella Fitzgerald Lyrics: Never treats me sweet and gentle The way he should Cause I got it bad, and that ain't good My poor heart is sentimental Not made of wood I got it bad, and that ain't good But when the weekend's over And Monday rolls around My man and me, we pray some, We gin some and sin some He don't love me Like I love him Nobody could I got it bad, and that ain't good

This is a song by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s.

This is a song by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. I See A Million People (But All I Can See Is You)

These are two songs by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. The first is My Old Flame, and the second is an alternate take. The two are very similar, but I thought I would include them both. LYRICS: My old flame I can't even think of his name But it's funny now and then How my thoughts go flashing back again To my old flame My old flame My new lovers all seem so tame For I haven't met a gent So innocent or elegant As my old flame I've met so many men With fascinating ways A fascinating gaze in their eyes Som who sent me up to the skies But their attempts at love Were only imitations of My old flame I can't even think of his name But I'll never be the same Untill I discover what became Of my old flame I've met so many men With fascinating ways A fascinating gaze in their eyes Som who sent me up to the skies But their attempts at love Were only imitations of My old flame I can't even think of his name But I'll never be the same Untill I discover what...

This is a song by Peggy Lee and the Benny Goodman orchestra, recorded in the 1940s. ELMER'S TUNE Glenn Miller - words and music by Elmer Albrecht, Sammy Gallop and Dick Jurgens Why are the stars always winkin' and blinkin' above? What makes a fellow start thinkin' of fallin' in love? It's not the season, the reason is plain as the moon It's just Elmer's Tune What makes a lady of eighty go out on the loose? Why does a gander meander in search of a goose? What puts the kick in a chicken, the magic in June? It's just Elmer's Tune Listen Listen There's a lot you're liable to be missin' Sing it Swing it Any old way and any old time The hurdy-gurdies, the birdies, the cop on the beat The candy maker, the baker, the man on the street The city charmer, the farmer, the man in the moon All sing Elmer's Tune

The fourth three songs from the album "Beauty and The Beat!" by Peggy Lee and George Shearing. Only the first two songs feature Peggy Lee - the third is as instrumetal. Song 1: There'll Be Another Spring(Lee-Wheeler) Song 2: Get Out Of Town (Cole Porter) Song 3: Satin Doll(Duke Ellington) Recorded live on April 28th, 1959 Vocals: Peggy Lee Piano: George Shearing Guitar: Toots Thielemans Vibes: Warren Chaisson Bass: James Bond Drums: Roy Hanes Conga: Armando Peraza Copyright Capitol Jazz

The third three songs from the album "Beauty and The Beat!" by Peggy Lee and George Shearing. Song 1: Blue Prelude (Bishop-Jenkins) Song 2: You Came A Long Way From St. Louis (Brooks-Russel) Song 3: Always True To You In My Fashion(Cole Porter) Recorded live on April 28th, 1959 Vocals: Peggy Lee Piano: George Shearing Guitar: Toots Thielemans Vibes: Warren Chaisson Bass: James Bond Drums: Roy Hanes Conga: Armando Peraza Copyright Capitol Jazz

The second three songs from the album "Beauty and The Beat!" by Peggy Lee and George Shearing. Only the first of these three songs features Peggy Lee - the second and third are both afro-cuban style instrumentals. Song 1: All Too Soon (Sigman-Ellington) Song 2: Mambo in Miami(Armando Peraza) Song 3: Isn't It Romantic? (Rodgers-Hart) Recorded live on April 28th, 1959 Vocals: Peggy Lee Piano: George Shearing Guitar: Toots Thielemans Vibes: Warren Chaisson Bass: James Bond Drums: Roy Hanes Conga: Armando Peraza Copyright Capitol Jazz