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Peggy Lee

1958

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Peggy Lee’s performance of “Fever” arrived in 2010 and reached No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, remaining on the chart for 12 weeks. Those numbers give the track a concise public timeline: a top-10 peak, followed by nearly three months of continued chart presence.

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Peggy Lee’s “Fever”: A Chart Run in 12 Weeks

The song also appears on Come Rain Or Come Shine, the 2010 album associated with this release. In that context, “Fever” stands as both an individual chart entry and part of a larger album sequence. The available record is spare but clear: Peggy Lee performs the song; it was released in 2010; it peaked at No. 8; and it spent 12 weeks on the Hot 100.

That 12-week run is the most revealing detail. A No. 8 peak marks a strong moment of exposure, while the additional weeks suggest the track remained in circulation beyond its highest placement. For listeners approaching Come Rain Or Come Shine, “Fever” offers a measurable point of entry: a Peggy Lee performance with a documented Billboard Hot 100 history.

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