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Washington Post: Singer Peggy Lee Dies at Age 81
Detailed account by staff writer Adam Bernstein.
Jazz Professional.com
Tribute with links to a review of a 1970 performance at Albert Hall and an interview from 1984.
Jamestown (North Dakota) Sun: Lee Friend Remembers the Singing Legend
Singer's hometown newspaper interviews lifelong friend Lloyd Collins, who was her organ accompanist in the 1930s.
New York Times: Peggy Lee, Sultry-Voiced Singer of 'Fever,' Dies at 81
Very detailed account with two photos. Free registration required to access.
MTV News: Singer Peggy Lee, Who Gave The World 'Fever,' Dies At 81
Mentions connections to modern artists including Madonna and Paul McCartney.
San Francisco Chronicle: Peggy Lee 1920-2002
Details of early career including film roles with Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, list of significant recordings by year.
Philippine Star: Sounds Familiar
Informal but extensive listing of films in which the singer appeared along with tribute to the 1990 compilation of her own songs, "The Peggy Lee Songbook: There'll Be Another Spring."
USA Today: Peggy Lee's smoky voice falls silent, but endures
Brief article with extensive photo gallery, links, and audio montage of her recordings.
CNN.com: Singer Peggy Lee dead of heart attack at 81
Obituary reports that she died at her home Monday, January 21, 2001 in Bel Air, California.
Guardian Obituaries: Peggy Lee
Feature by John Fordham, includes photo.
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