Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
🎶 If you shut your heart you'll shut out the feeling and there'll never be any reason to sing 💖
Peggy Lee and Mel Tormé hit it off from the start. When they found out they’d be recording a duet of “The Old Master Painter” together (her 35th hit for @capitolrecordsUS), they set about writing a song for the B side. “Bless You (For the Good That’s in You)” is now out on the fourth and final installment of Peggy Lee: From the Vaults.
#PeggyLee #MelTormé #VintageMusic #Duets #FromTheVaults #CapitolRecords #MusicHistory #SingerSongwriter
🎶 If you shut your heart you'll shut out the feeling and there'll never be any reason to sing 💖
Peggy Lee and Mel Tormé hit it off from the start. When they found out they’d be recording a duet of “The Old Master Painter” together (her 35th hit for @capitolrecordsUS), they set about writing a song for the B side. “Bless You (For the Good That’s in You)” is now out on the fourth and final installment of Peggy Lee: From the Vaults.
#PeggyLee #MelTormé #VintageMusic #Duets #FromTheVaults #CapitolRecords #MusicHistory #SingerSongwriter




![Peggy Lee ~ An Empty Glass
Heres to love, an empty glass
Luiz Bonfá, composer of Brazils seminal Black Orpheus soundtrack, was a pivotal figure in bringing bossa nova to international ears.
“Vento Branco [“White Wind”] was a rarity he wrote with his wife and collaborator, Maria Helena Toledo. With an English title courtesy Dick Manning, ”Empty Glass found its way onto Peggy Lee’s Guitars A Là Lee.
#PeggyLee #LuizBonfa #DickManning #MusicaBrasileira #Shorts Peggy Lee ~ An Empty Glass](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UgOgW4a-PU0/mqdefault.jpg)





