An actual soundtrack album from Walt Disney’s 1955 animated masterpiece, LADY AND THE TRAMP, was not released until the 1990s. At the time of the film’s premiere in 1955, a Decca Records 10 inch studio recorded album of 6 songs from the film sung by Peggy Lee (who co-wrote the song score with Sonny Burke) was released. Only 3 additional tracks on this album, The Siamese Cat Song, Lady & Bella Notte (sung by George Givot) were from the soundtrack of the completed film. In 1957 the album was re-released as a 12 inch with 4 additional 45 single studio recorded tracks by Peggy Lee not on the original 10 inch LP. This long out of print LP (as far as I can determine, never released on CD) featured some wonderful songs that were written for but not used in the film. Three of these cut songs, “Jim Dear”, "Old Trusty" & “That Fellow’s A Friend of Man”, are only available on this album. This download was mastered from a � inch reel to reel tape of the Decca album and although the 24 bit mastering has improved the sound somewhat, please don’t expect any sonic miracles because, after all, this was originally recorded by American Decca, a company never known for anything even close to audiophile sound. I thought this might be a nice addendum to the Disney Records Legacy Collection CD set just released and any rare recording by Peggy Lee, one of the greatest and most unique singers of the 20th. Century, is worth a listen, especially since the songs from Lady and the Tramp are her own compositions.

Peggy Lee sings songs from Walt Disney’s LADY AND THE TRAMP
(Song Score Composed by Sonny Burke & Peggy Lee) from Decca DL-8462 (1957)
MP3 (320 kbps):
https://www.sendspace.com/file/xp59lr

TRACKS:
1. Bella Notte - sung by Peggy Lee with chorus and orchestra directed by Victor Young
2. Peace on Earth - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
3. Jim Dear - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
4. Lady – (Instrumental) Oliver Wallace and the Disney Studio Orchestra (soundtrack)
5. Old Trusty - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
6. Singing, 'Cause He Wants to Sing - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
7. What is A Baby? - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
8. La La Lu - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
9. Siamese Cat Song - sung by Peggy Lee with Oliver Wallace and the Disney Studio Orchestra (soundtrack)
10. Home Sweet Home - hummed and barked by The Mellomen
11. He's A Tramp - Peggy Lee & The Mellow Men with Oliver Wallace and the Disney Studio Orchestra (soundtrack but alternate take not used in film)
12. That Fellow's A Friend of Man - sung by Peggy Lee with orchestra directed by Victor Young
13. Bella Notte and Finale – sung by George Givot with Oliver Wallace and the Disney Studio Orchestra & Chorus (soundtrack)

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Nice, nice, nice,........... very nice Stevie :)

Wow! One of the greats - thanks for this opportunity to hear her do her own stuff!

thanks for sharing! very nice!

thank you Steve

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Peggy Lee forever!!!

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How On Earth Did I Miss This!? :-O Thanks A Ton!

Hello to SteviefromAlaska all the way down here in Whorelando, Florida! Any chance of getting a link, or re-up.? "Lady & the Tramp" is truly one of my favourites (and not because I've owned 5 Scottish Terriers), and I agree with you -- any chance to hear Peggy Lee, "one of the greatest and most unique singers of the 20th. Century, is worth a listen, especially since the songs from Lady and the Tramp are her own compositions". Thank you!

Limited time new link to this collection:
Peggy Lee sings songs from Walt Disney’s LADY AND THE TRAMP
(Song Score Composed by Sonny Burke & Peggy Lee) from Decca DL-8462 (1957)
MP3 (320 kbps):
https://www.sendspace.com/file/xp59lr

Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you steviefromalaska!

Thank you for sharing so many of your wonderful Disney treasures.

anyone have this?