The Ed Sullivan Show’s official YouTube channel has shared two more classic, rarely-seen performances from Peggy Lee – this time dating from 1961 and 1965. You can check them both out below.

The earlier of the two Peggy Lee performances, dating from February 12, 1961, features the iconic singer performing a spirited renditions of Kansas Joe McCoy’s “Why Don’t You Do Right?” Now considered a classic “woman’s blues” song, the track has long been recognized as a standard. Accompanied by Benny Goodman, Peggy Lee first recorded the song in 1942 and – after it appeared in the 1943 film, Stage Door Canteen – it sold over one million copies and brought Lee to nationwide attention in the US.

Lee also also sang several other songs including “One Kiss”, “My Romance” and “The Vagabond King Waltz”, during this 1961 Ed Sullivan episode which also featured Henry Fonda, Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Paul Anka and Myron Cohen.

In the second new clip, Peggy Lee returns to the Ed Sullivan Show for an episode which first aired on November 7, 1965. In this performance, Lee turns in an especially sassy performance of Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane’s “Come Back To Me”, which she had only recently recorded for her album, Big Spender, which would be released by Capitol early in 1966.

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