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Take a trip to ‘Mañana,’ Peggy’s biggest hit in the first phase of her solo career, recorded for Capitol on November 25, 1947. At the age of 27, it became her first #1 hit on Billboard’s Best-Seller chart which she wrote with then husband, David Barbour, while in Mexico. “Mañana prolongs people’s lives, and can be an inspiration for us,” Peggy shared about the song’s meaning.
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Peggy Lee performing "Mañana." Subscribe to never miss an update peggylee.lnk.to/Subscribe
Take a trip to ‘Mañana,’ Peggy’s biggest hit in the first phase of her solo career, recorded for Capitol on November 25, 1947. At the age of 27, it became her first #1 hit on Billboard’s Best-Seller chart which she wrote with then husband, David Barbour, while in Mexico. “Mañana prolongs people’s lives, and can be an inspiration for us,” Peggy shared about the song’s meaning.
Watch more Peggy Lee videos: youtube.com/watch?v=1jZL6EEIn5I&list=PLMDa0NBTi0n1GEcOZozlcL8v-37ZNQ_XC
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Twitter: twitter.com/peggyleemusic
Copyright Peggy Lee Associates, LLC 2011
![Peggy Lee ~ Johnny Guitar (1954 Live TV Performance) [Enhanced]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rUpKYmxdeS8/mqdefault.jpg "Peggy Lee ~ Johnny Guitar (1954 Live TV Performance) [Enhanced]
“What an experience to write with Victor Young and then have your own song be the title song of a film.” ~Peggy Lee
Peggy Lee co-wrote the eponymous theme of the 1954 film Johnny Guitar with Victor Young, “one of the most prolific and celebrated composers of film music” (Songwriters Hall of Fame).
Directed by Nicholas Ray and starring Joan Crawford, the movie was released in August and went on to became a cult classic. As part of the promotion earlier in the summer, Peggy Lee performed the song for a live television broadcast (recorded on 16mm kinescope).
It had been three years since her divorce from the man she always described as the love of her life, jazz guitar player, conductor and arranger Dave Barbour.
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