Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
đ¶ My love and I ask little of the world â€ïž
Lalo Schifrinâs âThe Right to Loveâ started out as a song without lyrics called âReflections,â released in 1964 by jazz saxophonist Stan Getz.
Later that year Peggy Lee recorded a version for Capitol Records with lyrics written by former Down Beat editor Gene Lees. Tony Bennettâs heartfelt version came out in 1965, and other artists who recorded the song include Irene Reid (with Lalo for the 1965 thriller âOnce A Thiefâ), Carmen McRae and k.d. lang.
đ The right to sigh together in the rain. And walk with heads up in the sun. And share our joy and our pain. đ”
#PeggyLee #LaloSchifrin #GeneLees #Pride #LoveIsLove
đ¶ My love and I ask little of the world â€ïž
Lalo Schifrinâs âThe Right to Loveâ started out as a song without lyrics called âReflections,â released in 1964 by jazz saxophonist Stan Getz.
Later that year Peggy Lee recorded a version for Capitol Records with lyrics written by former Down Beat editor Gene Lees. Tony Bennettâs heartfelt version came out in 1965, and other artists who recorded the song include Irene Reid (with Lalo for the 1965 thriller âOnce A Thiefâ), Carmen McRae and k.d. lang.
đ The right to sigh together in the rain. And walk with heads up in the sun. And share our joy and our pain. đ”
#PeggyLee #LaloSchifrin #GeneLees #Pride #LoveIsLove
