Remembering 1950s singer/actress Peggy King
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This week on the MPR Politics Podcast, the Midterms in the New South. In places like Georgia and Mississippi, black voter turnout was off the charts. Now democrats see a new roadmap for twenty twenty eight. It's demographic where things are moving and growing and changing. You look ahead to the census. The South is arguably in the driver's seat of the future of American politics. Listen now on the MPR politics podcast. This is Fresh Air. I'm David B. Cooley.
Today. Peggy King A singer and actress who got her start singing in big bands in the nineteen fifties, and had a string of hits, A contract with MGM, and was a popular fixture on many TV variety shows. She died late last month at the age of 96.
Here she is in 1951 with Ralph Flanagan and his orchestra. Give myself very good advice, but I very seldom follow. That explains the trouble that I'm always in Yeah. Yeah.
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