🎶 And make believe you love me one more time 🖤 During her Nashville era, Peggy Lee and Johnny Cash sang a duet of “For the Good Times” on an October 21st, 1970 episode of his show. Written by Kris Kristofferson on a 1968 road trip, the song was inspired by a real-life breakup of his own. The 1970 Ray Price recording (Johnny Mathis, Andy Williams, Perry Como, Dinah Shore all released versions as well) was included in Rolling Stone’s “40 Saddest Country Songs of All Time.” #PeggyLee #JohnnyCash

“No matter how many times you have heard a song, it always sounds new from the voice of Peggy Lee.” - Daily Breeze, May, 1970 It was a month after Simon & Garfunkel’s timeless original hit the airwaves that Peggy Lee recorded her interpretation of “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” a song whose title doubled as the name of her 1970 album of songs that she liked from the era. 🎶 When tears are in your eyes, I will dry them all 🤍 Happy 84th Birthday, Paul Simon! #PaulSimon #PeggyLee #SingerSongwriter