Peggy King & The All-Star Jazz Trio - Songs A La King (2015)

Along with Tony Bennett, Peggy King is among the very last certifiable stars of radio, television, motion pictures, theaters, nightclubs and recordings still working today. Shes packed a lot into a whirlwind career of the 1950s and early 1960s, working with everyone from Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis, Jr. to André Previn and a three-year association with comedian George Gobel; appearing in films like Zero Hour; singing at the 1955 Oscar Awards telecast; entertaining U.S. troops overseas with Bob Hope during the Korean War; and recording for Columbia Records, among others. In 1961, she married After Six Formal Wear Chairman/President Samuel Rudofker, started a family in Philadelphia, and left the business. Aside from a brief re-entry onstage and with new recordings made during the mid-1980s, Peggy King did not perform in public professionally again until almost two years ago, when she met pianist Andy Kahn, drummer Bruce Klauber, and bassist Bruce Kaminsky, members in long-standing42 years, to be exactof Philadelphias popular jazz ensemble The All-Star Jazz Trio.

Tracklist:

1. Let's Fall In Love (2:16)
2. Cry Me A River (4:24)
3. Peggy King Introduces Any Questions (1:16)
4. Any Questions (2:13)
5. Maybe You'll Be There (4:31)
6. How About You (2:51)
7. Born To Be Blue (3:10)
8. Be Careful, It's My Heart (2:44)
9. The Boy Next Door (4:02)
10. Nobody's Heart (4:40)
11. Dearly Beloved (3:17)
12. Wait Till You See Him Her (2:59)
13. While We're Young (2:50)
14. You Better Go Now (4:03)
15. With A Song In My Heart (3:23)
16. My Ship (5:12)
17. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (4:40)
18. You Took Advantage Of Me (3:08)