“There Is More,” which Peggy wrote with Paul Horner, was a song from the 1983 autobiographical Peg that served as a response of sorts to Peggy’s Grammy-winning 1969 hit song “Is That All There Is?” by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. And there is more, much more to the Peggy Lee songbook. Here are some songs not featured in the gallery that have been recorded by Peggy and by some other singers, as indicated in parentheses.

Whee Baby by Peggy Lee and Alice Larson (June Christy, Nellie Lutcher)

Sans Souci by Peggy Lee and Sonny Burke (Cat Conner, Clare Teal, Lucy Woodward)

Take a Little Time to Smile by Peggy Lee and Dave Barbour (Freddy Cole, Woody Herman with Mary Ann McCall, Shirley Horn)

New York City Blues by Peggy Lee and Quincy Jones (Sammy Davis Jr. with Count Basie)

Stay With Me by Peggy Lee and Quincy Jones (Vic Damone, Andy Williams)

Then Was Then (And Now Is Now) by Peggy Lee and Cy Coleman (Tony Bennett, Randy Graff, Jack Jones)

In the Days of Our Love by Peggy Lee and Marian McPartland (Eden Atwood, Buddy Barnes, Meredith D’Ambrosio, Ethel Ennis, Cleo Laine, Anne Phillips, John Proulx, Stacy Sullivan)

My Dear Acquaintance by Peggy Lee and Paul Horner (Emilie-Claire Barlow, Regina Spektor)

Angels on Your Pillow by Peggy Lee and Paul Horner (Michael Feinstein, Stacy Sullivan, Carol Welsman)