Peggy Lee - Fever - 1967

“Fever”
Miss Peggy Lee (Something Special, 1967 Edition)
Written by Otis Blackwell (aka John Davenport) and Eddie Cooley
with additional uncredited lyrics by Peggy Lee and Sid Kuller
Arranged by Peggy Lee
Max Bennett on bass
Jack Sperling on drums
#peggylee #fever #singersongwriter

[@三原栄]

リズムセクションだけでのこのパフォーマンス。夢の中の一時！

[@tayronadreamer]

Forever Peggy Lee

[@eduardostupnik8261]

Excellent.

[@Gazr965]

Like the hand played drums and bongo's, never knew that until seeing this video, I was just 7 when this came out, but can remember it.
Gaz UK

[@Robert-v3o2e]

This is our Peggy at her very best on a brilliant 'live' version of her huge hit. Wonderful !

[@johnhenrymcmahon6878]

Wow. What a master. So well crafted and coy, hot...subtle, completely satisfying. Talk about confidence in one'e talent. The crap of today could learn A LOT from this 3 minute clip. They should.

[@joãoAlberto-k9x]

Peggy Lee. 🎉.

[@UniversoMelomaniaco]

I love Peggy Lee

[@nancymulvany2045]

Perfect

[@jaimedesouza2138]

THE GREAT VOICE!

[@havingagr8time]

Peggy Lee, the coolest of the cool. Absolutely unique, love her!

[@dustin404]

She's great! First heard this song a few years ago on my 18th birthday and have been hooked ever since!

[@松田穂]

ペギー❤リ〜💓💖💝🌈得意な。❤歌🎤〜🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷💝🌈

[@NestorSigalesnestor]

Siempre me pareció una versión muy sexy, y me acompaño durante mi juventud. También me gusta la de Elvis Presley.

[@jourwalis-8875]

Was it really Peggy snapping her fingers that we heard?

[@Judyag1]

Always loved Peggy. I thought the tempo was a bit fast. Heard this song much slower. Much better.

[@jourwalis-8875]

From what TV Show?

[@jacobnazarian1147]

She goes up the scale spontaneously without backing music , Brilliant contrabass player and Finger Drummer , if you hear him without watching you think he is playing on Bongoes

[@ser1on]

What is real makes real

[@joãoAlberto-k9x]

I LOVE the almighty Allah. ONLY.

[@jacobnazarian1147]

and the 70 Hooriat and the Little Children and Wine in paradise