This site provides information on the American singer Peggy March (Born March 8th 1948). Peggy is the youngest female singer to have a number 1 in the US - a record she has held since April 1963. The linked pages provide information on Biography, Discography, Films & TV and Web links. Peggy tells me the photo on this page was taken around 1963, maybe in Japan, in the early stages of her career.

I would love to hear from people about further ideas for this web site and any material they have on Peggy that they are willing to share. You can contact me using the Contact page. I still have lots of ideas for new material so keep checking the site.


Update

Last updated on May 16th with the addition of missing album covers. Previously I added a link to an Interview in The Reporter (Lansdale) and a new Schlagerstars der 60er Jahre compilation - both in Recent News. On April 15th an additional video (1997) was added together with an additional Little Known Fact. On January 8th new material was added to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the release of I Will Follow Him. (A new audio clip of Peggy talking about her first appearances at Atlantic City and a new audio clip of Peggy talking about some memories of working in Japan Peggy and Japan. Added a clip of Peggy singing at the Villages on January 16th and Night Dance Records 50th Anniversary video of Peggy singing I Will Follow Him. (both in Recent News))

On 25th December I made over 50 additions which cover most of the years of Peggy's long career. Most interesting are the two big stories from 1977 (MIDEM and Mallorca) Other recent material includes a new 1973 video and links to the Night Dance Records I Will Follow Him Duet with Jose Hoebee. Also fairly recent are the addition of the Night Dance Records interesting video about the Always and Forever album (This is now no longer available elsewhere) - I am grateful to Darren and Soren for their permission - and news of the EP by Night Dance Records - My Christmas Wish, On the 11th November I added new videos from 1969, 1993, 1996 and 1997. Other additions are a1995 video of Peggy singing Bald, Bald, Bald and new material added to the Peggy and the UK page, the complete 1970 Peggy In Berlin TV Special. All the videos should now be viewable using YouTube or the alternative links - let me know if you have problems. Finally there is a new section to the Website Why Peggy? If you would like to contribute to this section please get in touch.