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SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC + 10 SINGLE For Sale

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SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC + 10 SINGLE :
$19.98

SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY · PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC (2 LP + 10 SINGLE TRACKS ON 1 CD)DIGIPACK

Personnel:

Peggy Lee (vcl), Jack Marshall (arr, cond), Conrad Gozzo,Pete Candoli, Jack Sheldon, Manny Klein, Don Fagerquist (tp), Milt Bernhart,Frank Rosolino (tb), Bob Enevoldsen, Stu Williamson (v-tb), Benny Carter (as),Ted Nash (ts), Johnny Williams, Jimmy Rowles, Lou Levy, Milt Raskin (p), HowardRoberts, Barney Kessel, Al Hendrickson, Allan Reuss, Bill Pittman (g), JoeMondragon, Max Bennett, (b), Shelly Manne (d), Larry Bunker (vib, perc)

Reference: BMCD880

· Complete Recordings 1958-1959

· Collector's Edition

· Issued in Digipack

· 2 Original LPs + Single Tracks on 1 CD

· Original Cover Art and Liner Notes

· Stereo Recordings

· Newly Remastered in 24-Bit

FOR THE FIRST TIME THE COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY, DATES ANDPERSONNEL OF ALL THE PEGGY LEE & JACK MARSHALL RECORDING SESSIONS

In 1957, Peggy Lee returned to Capitol, the label that sheconsidered her alma mater. By then she was a mature artist with a fullydeveloped, insinuatingly attractive and individual style. The vocalist hadspent eight years (1944-1951) at Capitol Records, and after a time with Decca,would go on to spend fifteen more at Capitol (1957-1972). One of her favoritearrangers and conductors on this second stint was Jack Marshall, who wasco-responsible of Peggy’s biggest hit, Fever.

In 1958 and 1959, she asked Marshall to write for groups ofdifferent styles—some had strings and deftly used trombones, others wereswinging or Latin flavored small groups. Their collaboration —aside from thetop-selling “Latin a la Lee!,” not included in this set— resulted in two ofPeggy’s best albums, “Things Are Swingin’” and “I Like Men!,” as well as allthe single tracks arranged by Jack Marshall during this period. She swungrhythm tunes in her inimitable manner, emphasizing in the right places andcoming up with a surprising turn or two where least expected.

She sings about her men, too, with a mix of simplicity andseductiveness, and belts out the blues, earthy and down home in feeling,sustaining a mood as effectively as she does on the ballads. They are clever,nicely crafted scores, and Peggy Lee is in fine voice and spirit, employing herfull range, vocally and emotionally, and her flirtatious sense humor.

Tracklisting:

01. Things Are Swingin’ (Lee-Marshall) 2:11

02. Lullaby in Rhythm (Goodman-Sampson-Profit-Hirsh) 2:15

03. You’re Getting to Be a Habit with Me (Warren-Dubin) 2:40

04. Fever (Davenport-Cooley) 3:19

05. You Don’t Know (How Much I Love You) (Walter Springs)2:24

06. Riding High (Cole Porter) 2:08

07. Alright, Okay, You Win (Watts-Wyche) 2:52

08. It’s Been a Long, Long Time (Styne-Cahn) 2:18

09. It’s a Good, Good Night (Peggy Lee) 1:55

10. You’re Mine, You (Green-Heyman) 1:48

11. Life Is for Livin’ (Van Heusen-Cahn) 3:13

12. Alone Together (Schwartz-Dietz) 2:06 19233

13. It’s a Wonderful World (Savit-Watson-Adamson) 2:14

14. I’m Beginning to See the Light(James-Ellington-Hodges-George) 1:47

15. Light of Love (Charles Singleton) 1:28

16. Sweetheart (Winfield Scott) 2:23

17. Charley, My Boy (Fiorito-Kahn) 1:34

18. Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh! (Olman-Rose) 1:45

19. My Man (Yvain-Pollock) 2:11

20. I’m Just Wild About Harry (Sissle-Blake) 2:07

21. I Love to Love (Herbert Baker) 2:49

22. It’s So Nice to Have a Man Around (Elliot-Spina) 2:21

23. So In Love (Cole Porter) 2:32

24. I Like Men! (Lee-Marshall) 2:04

25. Jim (Petrillo-Ross-Shawn) 2:58

26. Bill (Kern-Hammerstein II-Wodehouse) 2:45

27. When a Woman Loves a Man (Jenkins-Hanighen-Mercer) 2:45

28. Good for Nothin’ Joe (Bloom-Koehler) 2:30

29. Hallelujah, I Love Him So (Ray Charles) 2:28

30. You Deserve (Jacobson-Roberts) 2:25

31. I’m Looking Out the Window (Don Raye) 2:49

32. The Tree (Peggy Lee) 1:42

33. The Christmas List (Peggy Lee) 2:36

34. Where Do I Go from Here? (Harnick-Bock) 2:20

Sources:

All tracks originally released by Capitol Records

Tracks #1-3, and6-14, from the LP “Things Are Swingin’” T-1049

Tracks #17-28,from the LP “I Like Men!” T-1131

Tracks #32 & 33,from the LP “Christmas Carousel” T-1423

Tracks #4 & 5,from the single F-3998

Tracks #15 & 16,from the single F-4071

Tracks #29 & 31,from the single F-4189

Tracks #30 & 34,from the single F-4298

Tracks #32 & 33,from the single F-4311

Peggy Lee, vocals

With Jack Marshall’s Music, featuring: Conrad Gozzo, PeteCandoli, Jack Sheldon, Don Fagerquist, Milt Bernhart, Frank Rosolino, BennyCarter, Bob Enevoldsen, Johnny Williams, Howard Roberts, Joe Mondragon, ShellyManne.

Recorded at Capitol Tower Studios, Hollywood, 1958-1959

See 8-page booklet for complete recording details.

Original recordings produced by Dave Cavanaugh

Discography research and CD production by Jordi Pujol

Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered

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SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC + 10 SINGLE For Sale

SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC + 10 SINGLE : $19.98

SWINGIN' BRIGHTLY AND GENTLY PEGGY LEE WITH JACK MARSHALL'S MUSIC + 10 SINGLE :
$19.98