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Singles Box Set

Name:	Singles Box Set
Artist:	Peggy Lee

Styles:	Easy Listening - Jazz - Labels - EMI - Vocalists - Female
Media:	Audio CD
Features:	Box set
Release Date:	28 October 2002
Label:	Emi

UPC Catalogue No:	724353975623
Amazon Sales Ranking:	19883
Number of Discs:	4

Tracks

1	Let's do it - Lee, Peggy & Benny Goodman Orchestra
2	Somebody nobody loves - Lee, Peggy & Benny Goodman Orchestra
3	Why don't you do right - Lee, Peggy & Benny Goodman Orchestra
4	On the Atchinson Topeka and Santa Fe - Lee, Peggy & Bob Crosby Orchestra
5	It's anybody's spring - Lee, Peggy & Bob Crosby Orchestra
6	What more can a woman do
7	You was right baby
8	Waiting for the train to come in
9	I don't know enough about you
10	I can see it your way
11	Baby you can count on me
12	It's a good day
13	Nightingale can sing the blues
14	He's just my kind
15	She didn't say yes
16	Birmingham jail
17	Don't be so mean to me baby
18	It's the bluest kind of blues
19	Everything's moving too fast
20	Speaking of angels
21	Chi baba chi baba (My bambino go to sleep)
22	Just an old love of mine
23	Sugar
24	Golden earrings
25	Hold me
26	Them there eyes
1	Everybody loves somebody
2	Caramba it's the samba
3	Manana
4	So dear to my heart
5	While we're young
6	Don't smoke in bed
7	Just a shade on the blue side
8	You was - Lee, Peggy & Dean Martin
9	Someone like you
10	Please love me tonight
11	If you could see me now
12	Similau (See me lo)
13	You can have him
14	At the Cafe Rendezvous
15	Goodbye John
16	Through a long and sleepless night
17	Save your sorrow for tomorrow
18	Old master painter
19	Bless you (for the good that's in you) - Lee, Peggy & Mel Torme
20	When you speak with your eyes
21	My small Senor
22	Cry cry cry
23	Once around the moon
24	Helpless
25	They can't take that away from me
26	Happy music
27	Life is so peculiar
1	Where are you
2	Once in a lifetime
3	Mill on the floss
4	Yeah yeah yeah
5	Rock me to sleep
6	He's only wonderful
7	Wandering swallow
8	I love you but I don't like you
9	Tonight you belong to me
10	Don't fan the flame - Lee, Peggy & Mel Torme
11	Would you dance with a stranger
12	Everytime
13	Whee baby
14	Louisville Lou
15	Let's call it a day
16	Lover
17	Sugar
18	You gotta see mama
19	Mr Wonderful
20	Folks who live on the hill
21	Listen to the rockin' bird
22	Uninvited dream
23	Fever
24	Alright okay you win
25	Hallelujah I love him so
26	I'm looking out the window
27	You deserve
1	Heart
2	I'm gonna go fishing
3	My gentle young Johnny
4	Moments like this
5	I love being here with you
6	I'm a woman
7	Sneakin' up on you
8	Pass me by
9	Stop living in the past
10	Big spender
11	Come back to me
12	Walking happy
13	Didn't want to have to do it
14	Misty roses
15	It'll never happen again
16	Spinning wheel
17	Is that all there is
18	Something
19	You'll remember me
20	Pieces of dreams
21	Where did they go
22	Love song
23	Some cats know
24	Senza fine
25	Caramba it's the samba (false start) (Bonus Tracks Of Studio Talk)
26	It jumps about Helpless (false start) (Bonus Tracks Of Studio Talk)
27	Sonriente (practice) (Bonus Tracks Of Studio Talk)
28	Thank you very much (break) Lookin'/Window (Bonus Tracks Of Studio Talk)

Customer Reviews

Over thirty years of Peggy’s sensational music

Rating: 5.0

This set is one of the best-presented boxed sets I’ve come across. There are extensive notes, a discography, pictures of LP sleeves and other pictures too. The set opens like a hardback book, with the CD’s on the inside of the front and back covers. The music is dominated by her years on Capitol (especially the 1940’s), but begins with three tracks from her Benny Goodman days, followed by two with Bob Crosby. What can a woman do? (track 6 on CD 1) is the first time we hear Peggy’s own music, but the rest of that CD and the other three CD’s concentrate entirely on her studio singles, up to Some cats know (1975), her last new single. Senza fine, a Japanese single in 2001 that was originally recorded in 1964, plus five studio out-takes, including false starts and rehearsals, complete the set.
Even on 4 CD’s, it is not possible to include all Peggy’s singles, but it is clear that a serious effort has been made to include singles which had not been previously available on CD – there are almost fifty of them, plus one song, Moments like this, which was going to be a single but was never released. Live and album versions of the song have been previously released, but the original single version is available here for the first time ever.

Of the previously released material, the most obvious omission is Riders in the sky, which was an American number two hit for Peggy in 1949, but this is readily available on other compilations. All the tracks that are absolutely essential – Manana, The folks who live on the hill, Fever and Is that all there is? – are included. Black coffee was never released as a single, so does not qualify.

This is a cleverly compiled set which is designed to include as much as possible for Peggy’s committed fans who have a lot of her CD’s already (I have over 20), while making it an attractive purchase for somebody who just wants one big collection of Peggy’s music.

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