Peggy Lee - Black Coffee - 180g Vinyl LP -NEW & SEALED

Description: TRACKS:SIDE AA1. Black CoffeeA2. I've Got You Under My SkinA3. Easy LivingA4. My Heart Belongs To DaddyA5. It Ain't Necessarily SoA6. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To YouSIDE BB1. A Woman Alone With The BluesB2. I Didn't Know What Time It WasB3. (Ah The Apple Trees) When The World Was YoungB4. Love Me Or LeaveB5. You're My ThrillB6. There's A Small HotelIn April of 1953, Peggy Lee embarked upon a recording project that would produce a top-ten jazz vocal album of all time—her peerless and legendary collection Black Coffee. This album represented the crowning achievement of her Decca years, the most acclaimed album of her entire career, and one of the very first concept albums ever produced. Initially it appeared in a 10-inch, long-play record format with only eight songs. The enormous success of this modest recording compelled Decca executives to propose an expansion and rerelease of the album a few years later to include a total of 12 songs. The augmented album was crafted in the new 12-inch disc medium that remained prevalent in fans’ living rooms for nearly three more decades. Songs subsequently added to this project in 1956 included “It Ain’t Necessarily So,” “You’re My Thrill,” “There’s a Small Hotel,” and “Gee, Baby, Ain’t I Good to You.”

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Location: Malvern, Pennsylvania

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