Peggy Lee - Is That All There Is

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Peggy Lee was three decades into her career by the time of this 1969 classic, one of the best-selling albums of her incredible career. She definitely could still bring it. Every tune here is a keeper, including a remake of Lee's own 1940 hit "Don't Smoke In Bed" as well as covers of George Harrison's "Something," Neil Diamond's "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show" and Randy Newman's "Love Story." But the real treasure is the title track, a Newman arrangement of a Leiber & Stoller song.

1. Is That All There Is?

2. Love Story

3. Me and My Shadow

4. My Old Flame

5. I'm a Woman

6. Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show

7. Something

8. Whistle for Happiness

9. Johnny (Linda)

10. Don't Smoke in Bed

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