This 1954 album captures Peggy Lee in a more intimate, understated mood, showcasing her signature cool jazz vocal delivery. The Verve sessions marked a slight departure from her more pop-oriented Capitol output.
- The album was recorded in New York City, produced by an uncredited producer for the Verve label.
- Verve Records was founded by Norman Granz in 1950, and Lee's recordings for the label often featured prominent jazz musicians.
- This album was reissued multiple times on CD and vinyl, attesting to its enduring popularity among fans of vocal jazz.
Peggy Lee was an American singer, songwriter, and actress, noted for her intimate, understated vocal style and her chart-topping recordings. In 1954, she was a well-established Capitol Records artist, moving towards jazz-oriented material for Decca and then Verve.
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