Peggy Lee - It'll Never Happen Again

Peggy Lee - From the 1968 album "2 Shows Nightly" that sat unreleased for 40 years. It'll Never Happen Again is a Tim Hardin composition that was covered by several artists, but not as soulfully as this performance. Originally released as a single only.

[@joeb267382]

This is a great song because it's saying that nobody can be the ideal person, and in relationships nothing will ever be perfect.

[@rogbrown1458]

This is beautiful. Rog. Pacific sunset records.

[@MrAlcataldo]

Peggy xoxo...Tim as well....RIP

[@littlebigbrain]

The best version of this is by Johnny Rivers.

[@rogbrown1458]

This is sung with more feeling. Rog. Pacific sunset records.

[@eddieblack4568]

Good,!!! but as usual, not as fragile and tortured and painfully rendered as Tim's originals always conveyed to the amazed listener.One rock writer once called Tim's music The Vinyl confessional!Perhaps to personal for some ,but a great choice for Peggy!!

[@fishesdeep]

Eddie Black Eddie, you're absolutely right. Tim captured lightning in a bottle with this song and maintains the most soulful expression. Peggy had the benefit of that accomplishment as well as a bevy of producers and studio help. It's just a great song for her late in her career and different from most of her other work. Thanks for listening.

[@michaelmarino3013]

TIM MY 1ST CONCERT.OPENED FOR BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS.not a bad start for that 16 year old.