Peggy Lee - Goody Goody video free download

daniel teveles

hermosa cancion !!! Estilo y distinción

TheHundidor

The cardigans, life.

skyla johnson

BORING! Franky way better!

Oya Delil

Peggy Lee - Goody Goody

Bill Aken

Peggy Lee wrote in her biography how she first started singing with my Dad's trio at the 'Doll House' in Palm Springs. Then did a few records with them. For my Grand-kids..... here is your Great-Grandfather on guitar... the man who taught me 'how to.'

chrisherself

Bridget Jones chose vodka and Chaka Khan; I choose merlot and Peggy Lee.

Beatriz Esmer

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vivo soyyo

its so gooddddd that its funny in a very goody goody way jijijiji hell yeahhhhhhhhhhhh my respects to peggy for her voice and feeling to each of her interpretacions are so unique it is amazing and joyful to listen always,...

angie chacon

I like this version better than Frankie Lymon's version, even though I originally was looking for that one.

Lynn Butler

This is swinging! Love :)

Michaela Nicole

I listened to this about 11 time today. I just love it.

Music

Your right. A couple of web pages claim she did, but the Wikipedia article about her lists songs she did write or co-wrote and Goody Goody isn't one of them. That's a more reliable source.

wtank82

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Music

Goody Goody was written in 1936 and Peggy Lee actually wrote the lyrics for it as well. She was a songwriter in her own right and also wrote the lyrics for her music and other composers songs. Peggy Lee's style is very different from Frankie Lymon's and his performance of Goody Goody is really great, but both have their merits. I admire Peggy Lee because she was able to escape a bad childhood home and make it on her own somehow. She accomplished a lot in life.

Welfareroller

Frankie lymon is great

KP Music

Peggy Lee - Goody Goody

Beatriz Esmer

Peggy Lee - Goody Goody

Hayley Wallace

Never heard of Peggy lee, but good rendition and Frankie would be honored!!!

Jermaine Hernández

Plz leave this song to Frankie Lyman. He do it better with SOUL

mojavexpress

a lot of legends like ella and sinatra got famous by recreating standards: a few of the songs, if you wanted to find the original composer, might date back into the 1800s! it's very much expected for a jazz singer to have a large repertoire of standards, which is why it's so easy to find multiple versions of songs like "blue moon" for example. on top of that, a lot of these classic singers performed before musicians were expected to write their own music, so that adds to the duplicates, too :)

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