"I Don't Know Enough About You" (Official Video) - Peggy Lee

[@mandy2533]

No buttons on her shoes! What a modern woman!

[@timallen7090]

This song was written by Peggy Lee (lyrics) and Dave Barbour (music), shown here on guitar. From Wikipedia: "David Michael Barbour was an American jazz guitarist. He was married to singer Peggy Lee and was her co-writer, accompanist, and bandleader."

[@popspops819]

my all-time favourite chanteuse, been listening to this song since 1956

[@ruthgoldbergives6945]

Thanks Peggy, the perfect reminder. A wake up call! Just in time.

[@lianelayman6584]

This is my favorite song of hers. Her granddaughter was on the CBS Sunday early show talking about her and she looks just like her.

[@rogerturner5504]

'Take your spectacles off a moment Miss Lee. Why, you're beautiful'.

[@edt.5118]

Great voice. The texture of the high notes are full and resonant. Most of us boomers saw her on smarmy tv shows in the 50s and early 60s.

[@jencpiche]

Who is that wonderful guitarist??? This is my favorite version of her singing this ever!

[@unclebobunclebob]

Dave Barbour, she thought he was wonderful too...and married him.

[@troynov1965]

He first husband Dave Barbour

[@chuckolson5093]

That's Dave Barbour, Peggy's first husband

[@arvh1952]

her husband David Barbour

[@fluffshepnetwork7067]

Yeah, Dave Barbour was very good. He wasn't an all-world talent like Charlie Christan or Wes Montgomery, but he was certainly solid.

[@fluffshepnetwork7067]

Great vocal by Peggy, obviously, but this track also features a really nice minimal and thoughtful guitar solo from Dave Barbour.

[@MiaHessMusic]

Love the sassy, sultry take on this PL classic!!

[@hep2jive]

Love that piano gettin the last word in at the end! Thank you for posting please don't delete this video!!

[@DaughterOfChrist1997]

hahaha “boom”

[@James41892]

Awesome !

[@frankleadon8779]

The guitarist was her husband Dave Barbour

[@richardiacona1124]

is that Dave Barbour on guitar? (her husband at the time)

[@fluffshepnetwork7067]

I believe so.

[@realmsunreal]

I just heard this for he first time and i think sam cooke might have taken some inspiration from the lyrics at the very end of this for Wonderful World (1960) also a great song

[@henrygrove100]

is that johnny guitar?

[@jameskuchakevich2565]

Pretty Perky Peggy Lee!

[@lianelayman6584]

My father loved her and had a lot of her records.

[@RobRVA]

“ you” doesn’t fall between “shmer” and “shmoo” in the dictionary Peggy.