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Peggy Lee Sings 'It Might as Well Be Spring' on 'The Ed Sullivan Show'

A middle-aged woman singing into a microphone on stage with dimly lit background suggesting an indoor performance venue.

"The Ed Sullivan Show" always featured the best talent in music, even back in its early days. In this black and white clip, Peggy Lee takes the stage of the famous television show.

A woman singing into a microphone, accompanied by another individual who appears to be conducting or gesturing, both set against an indoor performance backdrop with stage lighting and musical instruments visible.

Peggy always looks stunning whenever she performs. Her appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" is no different. She dazzles the live audience, decked out in pearls and perfectly coiffed hair.

The song of her choice was "It Might As Well Be Spring." She sings of birds, flowers, and a season that reminds her what it feels like to be in love.

A middle-aged woman wearing a black high-collared garment with pearl jewelry sings into a microphone on stage, possibly from a film or performance.

Her captivating voice is enough to transport any listener from the dead of winter to the green newness of spring. She mesmerizes her fans with her soft melodies and unmatched beauty.

Peggy Lee steals the attention of the camera with her sultry look. She will make you fall in love with her after just one verse of her song of hope.

A middle-aged woman in a light-colored garment with floral or abstract patterns stands indoors under artificial lighting during what appears to be an evening event, possibly a performance or recording session.

Her ease of being the center of attention and performing for her beloved fans makes her enjoyable to watch. Peggy has such a presence on the stage. She is perfect for the show.

Ed Sullivan always invites the best musical talent to perform on his stage. Peggy Lee is one of the best singers the show ever hosted. Her soothing voice will stay with you even decades later.