Long-Lost Capitol Master Discovered in the Capitol Records Vaults After More Than Six Decades Features Words and Music by Peggy Lee with a Cinematic “James Bond-like” Arrangement by West Coast Jazz Pioneer Shorty Rogers Watch/Share: “Since You Have Gone” Visualizer Listen Los Angeles, CA (September 18, 2026) – More than sixty[…]
New digital EP celebrates the 60th anniversary of Guitars à la Lee Listen Los Angeles, CA – August 21, 2026 – Sixty years after Peggy Lee released her landmark 1966 Capitol Records album Guitars à la Lee, a new digital EP reveals, for the first time, the early recordings that[…]
Girl Math “Big $pender” remix and new animated visualizer celebrate the 60th anniversary of Lee’s iconic album and title track Electronic duo reimagines Peggy Lee’s classic and new animated visualizer inspired by ‘Sweet Charity’ honors the original recording Listen: Girl Math Remix / Watch: Animated Visualizer Los Angeles, CA –[…]
“More than an archival curiosity, Too Marvelous for Words is essential to understanding Lee’s legacy. Capturing her at the pinnacle of multimedia fame yet isolated from commercial machinery, it offers an unfiltered view of her pure jazz chops. This meticulous restoration makes the intimate, late-night sessions feel nakedly immediate, revealing[…]
“The 49 songs are a treasure trove of music, featuring Lee singing American songbook standards. Not only does the new release sound warm and clear, but also half of the songs were recorded only once by Lee, including ‘Autumn in New York,’ ‘What Is This Thing Called Love?’ and ‘Oh,[…]
Digital-only album features 49 newly remastered performances recorded for the World Broadcasting System 70 years ago Half the collection features songs Peggy Lee recorded only once Los Angeles, CA – June 12, 2026 – More than seventy years after they were recorded, Peggy Lee’s celebrated 1955 World Broadcast recordings return[…]