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\"peg180\"<\/center>Capitol single # 197, 1945<\/i><\/strong>
\nWhat More Can a Woman Do? \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 12\/27\/44
\nYou Was Right, Baby \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 12\/27\/44 <\/p>\n

Capitol single #218, 10\/30\/45<\/i><\/strong>
\nWaitin’ for the Train to Come In \u2013 M. Block \/ S. Skylar, rec. 7\/30\/45
\nI’m Glad I Waited for You \u2013 Jule Styne \/ Sammy Cahn, rec. 7\/30\/45<\/p>\n

Capitol single #236, 2\/1\/46<\/i><\/strong>
\nI Don’t Know Enough About You \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 12\/26\/45
\nI Can See It Your Way<\/p>\n

Capitol single #263, 5\/15\/46<\/i><\/strong>
\nLinger In My Arms a Little Longer, Baby \u2013 Herb Magdison, rec. 4\/11\/46
\nBaby, You Can Count On Me \u2013 Stewart \/ Duke<\/p>\n

Capitol single #292, 9\/2\/46<\/i><\/strong>
\nAren’t You Kind of Glad We Did? \u2013 George and Ira Gershwin, rec. 7\/23\/46
\nIt’s All Over Now \u2013 S. Skylar \/ D. Marcotte, rec. 7\/23\/46<\/p>\n

Capitol single #322, 11\/11\/46<\/i><\/strong>
\nIt’s a Good Day \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 7\/12\/46
\nHe’s Just My Kind \u2013 Floyd Huddleston \/ Mark McIntyre<\/p>\n

Capitol single #343, 12\/23\/46<\/i><\/strong>
\nEverything’s Moving Too Fast \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 11\/22\/46
\nIt’s Lovin’ Time \u2013 McGregor, Harris, rec. 11\/22\/46<\/p>\n

Capitol single #375, 1947<\/i><\/strong>
\nSpeaking of Angels \u2013 Bennie Benjamin \/ George Weiss
\nSwing Low, Sweet Chariot \u2013 Traditional, arr. Dave Barbour \/ F. Weismental (and Peggy Lee?)<\/p>\n

Capitol single #419, 6\/2\/47<\/i><\/strong>
\nChi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino, Go to Sleep) \u2013 David \/ Hoffman \/ Livingston, rec. 4\/21\/47
\nAintcha Ever Comin’ Back? \u2013 Taylor \/ Stordahl \/ Weston<\/p>\n

Capitol single #445, 1947<\/i><\/strong>
\nJust an Old Love of Mine \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour
\nIt Takes a Long, Long Train (With a Red Caboose) \u2013 Larry Markes \/ Dick Charles<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15001, 1947 \u2013 with Frank DeVol’s Orchestra<\/i><\/strong>
\nA Nightingale Can Sing the Blues \u2013 Larry Markes \/ Dick Charles, rec. 7\/15\/46
\nThere’ll Be Some Changes Made \u2013 Billy Higgins \/ W. Benton Overstreet, rec. 8\/14\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15003, 1947 \u2013 with Paul Weston’s Orchestra<\/i><\/strong>
\nFreedom Train (with Johnny Mercer, Benny Goodman, Margaret Whiting and The Pied Pipers)
\n[God Bless America \u2013 Irving Berlin (Margaret Whiting and The Pied Pipers only)]<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15009, 11\/3\/47<\/i><\/strong>
\nGolden Earrings \u2013 Young \/ Livingston \/ Evans, rec. 9\/24\/47
\nI’ll Dance at Your Wedding \u2013 B. Oakland \/ H. Magdison, rec. 9\/23\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15015, 1947<\/i><\/strong>
\nJa-Da
\nThree O’Clock Jump
\n[Note: A non-vocal release, with performers billed as “Ten Cats and a Mouse.” Each musician plays an instrument not commonly associated with them; Peggy plays drums. Other instrumentalists include Dave Barbour, Benny Carter, Dave Cavanaugh, Frank DeVol, Billy May, Eddie Miller, Red Norvo, Bobby Sherwood and Paul Weston.]<\/p>\n

Capitol Artists Present Somebody Loves Me<\/i> \u2013 various artists album, 1947:<\/strong>
\nSomebody Loves Me \u2013 Gershwin \/ DeSylva \/ MacDonald<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15022, 1\/5\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nMa\u00f1ana \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 11\/25\/47
\nAll Dressed Up with a Broken Heart \u2013 Patrick \/ Reese \/ Val, rec. 11\/26\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15030, 1948<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 with Benny Goodman’s Orchestra
\nFor Every Man There’s a Woman \u2013 Harold Arlen \/ Leo Robin, rec, 12\/2\/47
\n[Beyond the Sea (La Mer) \u2013 Goodman only]<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15048, 3\/15\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nTalkin’ to Myself About You \u2013 Stordahl \/ Weston \/ Taylor, rec. 11\/12\/47
\nLaroo, Laroo, Lilli Bolero \u2013 Lippman \/ Dee \/ Moore<\/p>\n

Capitol single #511, 3\/29\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nWhy Don’t You Do Right? \u2013 Joe McCoy, rec. 11\/19\/47
\nI Can’t Give You Anything but Love \u2013 Jimmy McHugh \/ Dorothy Fields<\/p>\n

Capitol single #512, 3\/29\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nThem There Eyes \u2013 Pinkard \/ Tracy \/ Tauber, rec. 11\/20\/47
\nStormy Weather \u2013 Harold Arlen \/ Ted Koehler, rec. 11\/12\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #513, 3\/29\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nDeed I Do \u2013 F. Rose \/ W. Hirsch, rec. 11\/19\/47
\nDon’t Smoke in Bed \u2013 Willard Robinson, rec. 12\/2\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15090, 5\/17\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nCaramba! It’s the Samba \u2013 Taylor \/ Wyle \/ Pola, rec. 11\/25\/47
\nBaby, Don’t Be Mad at Me \u2013 M. David \/ T. Freeman, rec. 11\/20\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15118, 3\/29\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nWhy Don’t You Do Right? \u2013 Joe McCoy, rec. 11\/19\/47
\nBubble-Loo, Bubble-Loo \u2013 Hoagy Carmichael<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15151, 3\/28\/48<\/i><\/strong>
\nDon’t Smoke in Bed \u2013 Willard Robison, rec. 12\/2\/47
\nEverybody Loves Somebody<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15159, 1948<\/i><\/strong>
\nDon’t Be So Mean to Me, Baby \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour
\nJust a Shade on the Blue Side \u2013 Hoagy Carmichael \/ Harold Adamson<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15232, 1948<\/i><\/strong>
\nLove, Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere \u2013 Edmund Goulding \/ Elsie Janis
\nSo Dear to My Heart \u2013 Ticker Freeman \/ Irving Taylor<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15277, 1948<\/i><\/strong>
\nIt’s a Good Day \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 7\/12\/46
\nYou Was Right, Baby \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour, rec. 12\/17\/44<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15298, 1948<\/i><\/strong>
\nHold Me \u2013 Little \/ Oppenheim \/ Schuster
\nI Wanna Go Where You Go (Then I’ll Be Happy) \u2013 Friend \/ Brown \/ Clare<\/p>\n

Collector’s Items: Top Drawer Jazz Classics<\/i> \u2013 various artists album, 1948<\/strong>
\nBaby (Is What He Calls Me) \u2013 Kay Butler, rec. 1\/27\/44<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15349, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nYou Was (w\/ Dean Martin)
\nSomeone Like You \u2013 Harry Warren \/ Ralph Blane<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15371, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nBlum Blum (I Wonder Who I Am) \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour
\nIf You Could See Me Now \u2013 Tad Dameron \/ Carl Sigman<\/p>\n

Capitol single #543\/547, 4\/11\/49<\/i><\/strong>
\nBali H’ai \u2013 Richard Rodgers \/ Oscar Hammerstein, rec. 3\/11\/49
\n[There Is Nothing Like a Dame \u2013 Richard Rodgers \/ Oscar Hammerstein]<\/p>\n

Capitol single #599\/603, 6\/6\/49<\/i><\/strong>
\nI’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair \u2013 Richard Rodgers \/ Oscar Hammerstein, rec. 4\/18\/49
\n[There Is Nothin’ Like a Dame \u2013 Richard Rodgers \/ Oscar Hammerstein]<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15416, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nSimilau (See-Me-Lo)
\nWhile We’re Young \u2013 Wilder \/ Engvick \/ Palitz, rec. 11\/27\/47<\/p>\n

Capitol single #15501, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nA Fine Romance (w\/ Johnny Mercer and Martha Tilton) \u2013 Jerome Kern \/ Dorothy Fields
\nShe Didn’t Say Yes (w\/ Johnny Mercer and Martha Tilton) \u2013 Jerome Kern<\/p>\n

Capitol single #608, 5\/23\/49<\/i><\/strong>
\nRiders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) \u2013 Stan Jones, rec. 4\/18\/49
\nPlease Love Me Tonight \u2013 with Jud Conlon Singers<\/p>\n

Capitol single #670, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nAt the Caf\u00e9 Rendezvous \u2013 Jule Styne \/ Sammy Cahn
\nYou Can Have Him \u2013 Irving Berlin<\/p>\n

Capitol single #703, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\nNeon Signs (Gonna Shine Like Neon, Too) \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour \u2013 with Jud Conlon Singers
\nThrough a Long and Sleepless Night<\/p>\n

Capitol single #90035, 1949 \u2013 with Jud Conlon Singers<\/i><\/strong>
\nSong at Midnight
\nThe Christmas Spell<\/p>\n

Capitol single #769, 1949<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Pete Rugolo
\nA Man Wrote a Song
\nRun for the Roundhouse, Nellie<\/p>\n

Mel Torm\u00e9’s California Suite, Capitol, 1949<\/i><\/strong>
\n(with Peggy Lee billed as “Susan Melton”)
\nThe Best Coast in the Land \/ Coney Island \/ Sunday Night in San Francisco<\/p>\n

Capitol single #791, 1\/2\/50<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 with Mel Torm\u00e9 and the Mellomen
\nThe Old Master Painter \u2013 H. Gillespie \/ B. Smith, rec. 11\/16\/49
\nBless You (For the Good That’s In You) \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Mel Torm\u00e9<\/p>\n

Capitol single #801, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nMy Small Se\u00f1or \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour
\nWhen You Speak with Your Eyes \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour \/ Rene Touzet<\/p>\n

Capitol single #810, 1950<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Pete Rugolo
\nSugar \u2013 Pinkard \/ Alexander \/ Mitchell, rec. 9\/23\/47
\nSave Your Sorrow for Tomorrow<\/p>\n

Capitol single #849, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nSunshine Cake \u2013 cond. Pete Rugolo
\nGoodbye, John \u2013 Alec Wilder<\/p>\n

Capitol single #898, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nCrazy He Calls Me \u2013 B. Russell \/ C. Sigman, cond. Pete Rugolo, rec. 10\/6\/49
\nThem There Eyes \u2013 Pinkard \/ Tracey \/ Tauber<\/p>\n

Capitol single #961, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nCry, Cry, Cry
\nOnce Around the Moon<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1105, 7\/17\/50<\/i><\/strong>
\nShow Me the Way to Get Out of This World \u2013 Les Clark \/ Matt Dennis, rec. 6\/16\/50
\nHappy Music \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1161, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nLover, Come Back to Me \u2013 Sigmund Romberg \/ Oscar Hammerstein II, rec. 6\/16\/50
\nHelpless \u2013 Roy Wells<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1244, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nOnce in a Lifetime
\nLife Is So Peculiar<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1298, 1950<\/i><\/strong>
\nAy Ay, Chug a Lug
\nWhere Are You? \u2013 Jimmy McHugh \/ Harold Adamson, rec. 9\/14\/50<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1366, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Dave Barbour
\nClimb Up the Mountain
\nThe Hill on the Floss<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1428, 1951<\/i><\/strong>
\nYeah, Yeah, Yeah
\nRock Me to Sleep<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1450, 1951<\/i><\/strong>
\nCannonball Express
\nThat Ol’ Devil (Won’t Get Me) \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Dave Barbour<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1513, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Sid Feller
\nHe’s Only Wonderful
\nIt Never Happened to Me<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1544, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Sid Feller
\nBoulevard Caf\u00e9
\nIf You Turn Me Down<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1573, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Billy May
\n(When I Dance with You) I Get Ideas \u2013 Sanders \/ Cochran, rec. 5\/16\/51
\nTonight You Belong to Me<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1586, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Billy May
\nMy Magic Heart
\nSo Far So Good<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1738, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 with Mel Torm\u00e9, cond. Sid Feller
\nDon’t Fan the Flame
\nTelling Me Yes, Telling Me No<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1749, 1951<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Billy May
\nWandering Swallow
\nI Love You But I Don’t Like You \u2013 Peggy Lee \/ Henry Beau<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1776, 1951<\/i><\/strong>
\nBirmingham Jail
\nWhile We’re Young \u2013 Alec Wilder \/ Bill Envick<\/p>\n

Capitol single #1926, 1952<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Sid Feller
\nShame On You
\nWould You Dance with a Stranger?<\/p>\n

Capitol single #2025, 1952<\/i><\/strong> \u2013 cond. Sid Feller
\nEverytime
\nGoin’ on a Hayride<\/p>\n

Rendezvous with Peggy Lee<\/a><\/i><\/strong>
\nPeggy’s first solo album, initially released as a six-song collection of 78s (CC-72) on 3\/29\/48, then as a 10-inch album (H-151) in 1952, then later in the 1950s as a 12-song, 12-inch LP.
\nCC-72 included: Why Don’t You Do Right? \/ Them There Eyes \/ ‘Deed I Do \/ I Can’t Give You Anything But Love \/ Stormy Weather \/ Don’t Smoke in Bed. H-151 added I Don’t Know Enough About You \/ While We’re Young. The 12-inch version added It’s a Good Day \/ Golden Earrings \/ Ma\u00f1ana \/ Hold Me
\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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