The original Decca Records extended play (EP) set “Songs From Pete Kelly’s Blues” by jazz vocalist Peggy Lee, catalogue number ED-758, pressed in 1955. Included are two 7-inch, 45 RPM vinyl records, each bearing the original Decca black label, and housed in the original gatefold cover with distinctive period graphics. The set presents eight tracks from the soundtrack of the 1955 film “Pete Kelly’s Blues,” in which Peggy Lee played a featured role. Tracks include standout songs such as “He Needs Me,” “Sing a Rainbow,” “Bye Bye Blackbird,” “Sugar,” and more, showcasing Lee’s celebrated vocal style. Both records and cover display authentic mid-century Decca branding and detailed liner notes referencing the film and contributing artists. This is a collectible artifact for enthusiasts of jazz, film soundtracks, and classic Decca releases from the golden era of American music.
Peggy Lee “Songs From Pete Kelly’s Blues” Decca ED-758 2×7" Vinyl EP Set With Gatefold Sleeve, 1955
The original Decca Records extended play (EP) set “Songs From Pete Kelly’s Blues” by jazz vocalist Peggy Lee, catalogue number ED-758, pressed in 1955. Included are two 7-inch, 45 RPM vinyl records, each bearing the original Decca black label, and housed in the original gatefold cover with distinctive period graphics. The set presents eight tracks…
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