Fever

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"Fever" is a classic, sultry jazz-pop song popularized by Peggy Lee, renowned for its minimalist arrangement and intimate vocal style.

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Fever (song) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
associatedWithVocalStyle close-mic intimacy
sultry delivery
characterizedBy intimate vocal style
sparse instrumentation
composer Eddie Cooley NERFINISHED
Otis Blackwell NERFINISHED
firstRecordingArtist Little Willie John NERFINISHED
frequentlyPerformedIn cabaret shows
jazz clubs
vocal jazz repertoires
genre jazz
pop
traditional pop
vocal jazz
hasCulturalReputation classic torch song
iconic jazz-pop standard
hasMinimalistArrangement true
hasStandardStatus jazz standard
pop standard
hasTheme romantic attraction
sensuality
keyCharacteristic minor key feel in many arrangements
language English
lyricist Eddie Cooley NERFINISHED
Otis Blackwell NERFINISHED
notableCoverArtist Beyoncé NERFINISHED
Elvis Presley NERFINISHED
Madonna NERFINISHED
Michael Bublé NERFINISHED
Peggy Lee NERFINISHED
Ray Charles NERFINISHED
Rita Moreno NERFINISHED
The McCoys NERFINISHED
oftenUsedIn advertising campaigns
film soundtracks
television shows
originalPerformerGenre rhythm and blues
originalReleaseYear 1956
popularizedBy Peggy Lee NERFINISHED
tempo slow to medium
timeSignature 4/4
typicalInstrumentation double bass
finger snaps
light percussion
vocals

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Peggy Lee notableWork Fever
Dr. Mario hasMusicTrack Fever