Artist: Peggy Lee
Album: Portrait of Peggy: I’m Happy To Be A Girl
Genre: Pop, Vocal Jazz
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:11:09
Total Tracks: 29
Total Size: 726 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Peggy Lee – I Enjoy Being A Girl (from ‘Flower Drum Song’) (02:11)
1-2. Peggy Lee – Come Dance With Me (02:24)
1-3. Peggy Lee – As You Desire Me (02:52)
1-4. Peggy Lee – You Fascinate Me So (02:09)
1-5. Peggy Lee – C’est Magnifique (from ‘Can Can’) (02:02)
1-6. Peggy Lee – Remind Me (04:22)
1-7. Peggy Lee – By Myself (03:16)
1-8. Peggy Lee – Fantastico (02:01)
1-9. Peggy Lee – Pretty Eyes (02:36)
1-10. Peggy Lee – Dance Only With Me (From ‘Say Darling’) (02:25)
1-11. Peggy Lee – I Want To Be Loved (03:03)
1-12. Peggy Lee – It Could Happen To You (02:26)
1-13. Peggy Lee – Moments Like This (01:55)
1-14. Peggy Lee – Love And Marriage (02:02)
1-15. Peggy Lee – I Remember You (02:32)
1-16. Peggy Lee – Olé (02:21)
1-17. Peggy Lee – Because I Love Him So (03:08)
1-18. Peggy Lee – Just squeeze me (01:50)
1-19. Peggy Lee – The Surrey With A Fringe On The Top (from ‘Meet me in St. Louis’) (01:55)
1-20. Peggy Lee – Fly Me To The Moon (02:57)
1-21. Peggy Lee – You’re So Right For Me (01:42)
1-22. Peggy Lee – You Stepped Out Of A Dream (02:25)
1-23. Peggy Lee – Too Close For Comfort Now (02:20)
1-24. Peggy Lee – Wish You Were Here (02:43)
1-25. Peggy Lee – Together Whereever We Go (01:44)
1-26. Peggy Lee – Non dimenticar (02:20)
1-27. Peggy Lee – I Can’t Resist You (02:08)
1-28. Peggy Lee – From Now On Leave It To Me (01:49)
1-29. Peggy Lee – The Party Is Over (from ‘Bells are ringing’) (03:14)

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Peggy Lee’s alluring tone, distinctive delivery, breadth of material, and ability to write many of her own songs made her one of the most captivating artists of the vocal era, from her breakthrough on the Benny Goodman hit “Why Don’t You Do Right” to her many solo successes that showed her bewitching vocal power, a balance between sultry swing and impeccable musicianship. Lee started out in the early ’40s as the vocalist for the Goodman band, and shortly thereafter became a star in her own right. Though she had numerous pop hits, she constantly crossed the line between pop and jazz, and was hailed by numerous critics as one of America’s finest singers in either genre. In addition, Lee was involved in the film world as both an actress and a composer, most actively in the ’50s (she received an Academy Award nomination for her role in Pete Kelly’s Blues). She was a pioneer of the cool vocal style, and best-known for her hit version of the Little Willie John tune “Fever,” off 1958’s Sea Shells. A tireless artist, she continued working until her health gave out in the ’90s.