Palm Royale on Apple TV will bring new life to this song.

My partner was a big fan of Ms. Lee that he sent her flowers when she was performing in San Francisco at the Fairmount. She was so gracious for the flowers and gave him tickets to see her show and he got to meet her after the performance. My partner passed away from AIDS and I was so grateful to Ms. Lee to give him opportunity to me her. Every time I hear Ms. Lee brings me back to that time to a happy and sad time in my life.

My dear departed Dad always played this when we were done opening presents 🎁 on Xmas morning 🎄

I always end up bawling when I watch this. My mom was the same age as Peggy Lee, and lived an unhappy life. When this song came on the radio in 1969, my mom always became very angry. She didn't want to believe that that's all there is, but the reality is, that's all there was - my mom's life didn't get better. She deserved better, and didn't get it.

Really loved her. Always loved this song. Now that I am 81 years old I more than love it I feel it.

Never screamed. Never busted a blood vessel trying to sing as loud as possible. No histrionics, no nudity or vulgarity...and Peggy Lee makes more of a lasting impact with almost a whisper than all the screechers combined. Gosh she was good.

The older one gets, the more you understand this song. The fear of pain and horror....and it's the fear that is is the most dreaded. Because after it's all done....is that all there is ?

My theme song. Is that all there is??? Exactly how I feel at 68.

This song reminds me of my dad who used to play music every morning on his day off.And would wake us up to peggy lee God bless you Peggy.

Today this song is ringing in my ear. My grandmother used to sing it in her mid 60's. Now in my mid-60s, I finally understand the words:-) Is that all there is?

Dec. 26, 1979, Columbus, GA, a chilly night. My 18th birthday (legal drinking age then), driving around in my friend's 72 Buick Electra 225 land shark, drinking beer and smoking cigars. Around 1 am we saw fire trucks beside a suburban house. Stopped and got out with our cigars to see what was going on. Firefighters brought out the bodies of two little girls and laid them on the lawn, gave CPR to no avail. I'd never heard of this song but it captures perfectly how that tragedy affected me. Lee was/is a genius of the highest order and I recommend her early 90s album "There'll be Another Spring," a work of reinterpreted classics and originals to anyone.

The beautiful and talented Peggy Lee... such a sultry voice... great talent. The entertainment world misses you tremendously.

She is the real deal. She sings with a kind of deadpan expression at times, and yet communicates brilliantly. Her velvet voice, her intelligence, her nuance. She really is magic.

One of my Dad's favorite songs. Born on the lower West Side in "Hell's Kitchen" in 1919, when it was truly Hell, he passed in 1989. He moved to Newark, NJ in the early 50's when he married my Mom & raised 5 sons (I'm 4th of 5). He was a man of his time: WW2 Navy vet, strong, silent, handsome & "oddly" generous, since he grew up with so little. I was with him when he passed, along with my Mom & hospice... I was in my 20's... I'll never forget that day or my great Dad💔

If that's all there is, if nothing we really do matters in the end, no destiny, no legavy, the only thing that matters is what we do, how we treat each other, and the joy we take in the small joys of life. Compassion. Kindness. Gratitude. Humility. Love. And some laughter.

I think this must be the greatest, saddest and most misanthropic song ever.. Needless to say,I love it.

Unlike most of today's female singers, Peggy never over sings the song. Such a talent! Love her!

I love this song. This song is one that keep me from ending it all after a bad break up. I have had many disappointments in life. But like Peggy I'm not ready for that Final disappointment.

I have no idea what she's talking about, but the music arrangement is absolutely BRILLIANT!! The discordant melodies backing her vocals and lyrics borderline as creepy. It's simply beautiful! THIS is what we got in 1969. Imagine music anywhere near the sophistication of this song today?? Ha!!

The song I want played at my funeral.

I've loved this song from the first moment I heard Miss Peggy Lee sing it! I was 17 then and I'm 70 now. And I still ask myself, is that all there is?

She was TRUE original. Her performance of this is FABULOUS ❗

Palm Royale brought me here Thank you 🖤

My mother loved this song..she died in 1997..my son was talking about something..and he said..is that all there is..and boom I was back in 1969..just like that..

Driving away from Memphis on my Honeymoon with my beloved wife (1969) This was magical...headed into the darkness after a wonderful dinner at Embers in Memphis...With rice in our hair...Now, she has been gone for now 15 years,...And I know about that final, devastating disappointment. Sometimes, That is ALL that there is. Cherish the ones that you love, because you never know what is just around the corner.

By 1969 it was deep into the rock era and some thought Peggy was a relic from the past but them she came back on the scene and had this great tune at her very young age of 49. And then earlier in the year 57 year old Perry Como had a hit with "Seattle". Never count anyone out. Peggy reached #11 with this one. Amazing singer and actress as well.

Always loved this song. To me, it's about life and society telling you what's important and what's great, but this girl wasn't fooled, she thought for herself and realized that it was up to her to figure out what's important and great and what's not.

To my mother.. who loved this so much we kept our promise to play it at her wake... Love you mom. Miss you ....

My sister, Rachel, after being diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer, aged 64, used to spend some weekends with me and my husband. One morning during breakfast, she took out her phone and played this song, I was shocked, but it is only now, 10 months later since she died that I understand what she was trying to convey to us. I play this video over and over.

Possibly the best song ever written about the human condition . Just simply wonderfully amazing. My heart beat like a clock the first time I heard it.

My mother loved this song. Now I see why. Right on Peggy. The older we get the more meaning this song has!

I was 17 year old when this song came up 1969 . I liked it I loved her voice . A long time ago it seems but in God ‘s time it’s like a second.

No smoke & mirrors needed, just pure talent.

She's such a perfect combination between class, coolness, and wittiness.

I love Miss Peggy Lee she had a very cool laid back delivery but at the same time her singing was never bland for whatever it's worth Marvin Gaye was a big fan of hers and so was jazz songstress Shirley Horn

I remember sitting at the kitchen table one summer with my aunt after she would come home from work and she'd pour herself a stiff drink and we'd play this song over and over and laugh and enjoy each others company...her late 60's... me 14 years old...those were the good old days😏 here's to you aunt Virgie🍸

I saw Peggy Lee in Vegas back in the early '70's and that song has been stuck in my head for 50 years!

Love her voice and style...she never "over sang" a song...just that pure beautiful voice and perfect tone and pitch.

That is a masterpiece performed by one of the greats. I watch it every couple of months.

My girlfriend played this LP for me in 1989. It's still the best version, 40 years later, after countless covers.

I think that I will have this song played at my funeral. It really strips life down to the bare minimum, doesn't it ? Life let's you down. Love lets you down. Even death will let you down. Merry Christmas !

For those who feel life owes them something special - this is their song . For those that believe life is something of an opportunity , something , a chance to make something special of - this song is a song of apathy . Peggy Lee makes you decide which way your gonna pick .Hauntingly performed as much as your choice haunts you . Thank you Peggy Lee .

She is my favorite singer, even though I am from Russia, but in her I recognize myself precisely in those life difficulties that she had. I will definitely go to Westwood Cemetery in Los Angeles to give flowers to my favorite jazz artist. Her songs have always inspired me and inspire me to live, it's a pity that I didn't find her alive, I would so like to ask her and talk to her...but, unfortunately, I was born shortly before her death in 2000, and she died in 2001, she lives in our hearts and souls, rest in peace, Peggy, thank you very much for your eternal creativity, which continues to live. 😞❤❤❤❤❤

Man this is so it

I had a chance to see Miss Peggy Lee perform live twice....Once in a little nightclub called The Ballroom on Manhattan's West Side....And once in her one-woman Broadway show called "Peg"....She was so uniquely her own person, a great stylist and interpreter of the lyric; there was no other singer remotely like her....Her delivery was always just right....She always under sang a song, paying great attention to the lyrics....Watch her eyes and facial expressions as she weaves her magic telling her story in each song....She was a great chanteuse on the same level as Edith Piaf and Mabel Mercer....None of these great story-tellers of song will ever be forgotten....

Her best song in my opinion. Heartfelt and so melancholy. Peggy is one of the best singers the world will ever see. ❤❤❤Peggy❤❤❤

I was feeling guilty for enjoying my nightly cocktail..then I remembered....is that all there is?....

Designated Survivor brought me to the song... Anybody else?

What a difficult song to do with the timing, tempo, and key changes. Genius!! Always my favorite of Peggy's.

This is my favorite song of all time. Not kidding. She was great and the sentiment... the philosophy, I love it. It hurts so good.

Genius of her sort. A life-affirming song for me. The calm viewpoint of the spirit.

I could listen to Peggy Lee sing this song a million times or more. What an amazing lyric!

It's probably a good thing I didn't hear this song when I was a child; it would have haunted me to the point of obsession. Last night, I played it over and over again until all my depths had been explored and my tears shed. Best sleep I had in months.

The Ultimate Accompaniment For Severe Depression.

Peggy you are so Loved & Deeply Missed! Your Voice was Heavenly! Rip Beautiful Angel 🧡

Peggy Lee was Class. I GOT TO HAVE DINNER WITH HER , SEE HER SING WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG. it was a memorable evening. SWETHEART RIP 🙏 Your artistry of songs , music last forevermore 🎼🎵🎤🎹🎸🎻🎺🥁🎷🎶

I recall it was about '52. I was a busboy at Sahati's Stateline Country Club, So. Tahoe. Ms. Lee was performing there, the busboys were all entranced with this magnificent creature. One night we were across the street at the bar at Harvey's. She entered, the bar hushed and one of the busboys (normally a quiet mannered kid, but with a few beers under his belt) jumped up and shouted, "Well, I'll be damned, it's PEGGY LEE!". Those, indeed, were the days.

Yes, my friends, that IS all there is. That is why I keep dancing and having a ball.

The effortless laissez-faire fabulous vocals of Peggy lee … the BEST there ever was

Find myself humming Peggy Lee’s “is that all there is” to this. New bathing suit, food, water, repeat. The hamster wheel of life. 😅

I always admired Miss Peggy Lee for insisting and insisting and insisting Capitol release this song which she knew would result in a profound moment in her already long and remarkable career. The label finally gave in, pressing the minimum number of copies allowable, and just as Peg envisioned, the record climbed right onto the pop charts, went all the way to #13 and won Peggy Lee a far overdue Grammy award.

My take on the song was always if you don't have an expectation you won't have a disappointment ...every time you expect something it's going to be disappointing ...nothing is ever as good or as bad as it's imagined... You survive...But break out the booze and have a ball with your friends It's what you do in between the expectations... It's John Lennon's famous saying Life is what happens while you're making plans... I adore this song

This song is hauntingly beautiful in after hours

I just heard this song on Apple TV’s Palm Royale, sang by Kristen Wiig. Love it.

This is indeed the great Peggy Lee's most significant song of her fantastic reportoire. At 75 I find myself asking that very same question about the pourpose of Life !

This was my favorite song when I was a little girl. What an odd duck I was!

This may sound weird to younger folk, but we used to sing, or hum, this song before we went out on ambush back in the Big Swampy. We soldiers never really knew whether that was gonna be our last dance.

I remember watching this performance and even now I am still blown away by Peggy Lee.

When I was a young girl this song became popular. I could relate to it even Then. Coming from a confusing and lonely childhood. But than I heard the true gospel of Jesus Christ . John 3:16. As I studied, I had my questions answered. God loves me, us. He really does ! This isn't all there is. There's more ! I hope Peggy found it. I like to think she did.

When interviewed about this song she said that the answer to the question is "Oh No there's much more!" Love her. She's magnificent.

Much love, last conversation with Mother. Asked her if she remembers. She said, of course. Then let's keep dancing.

My mother used to love this song I was like 12 years old my remember her playing it and she loved this on she was a bartender at one time she also worked on the fuses for the Vietnam war she worked at Timex watches and I remember this song was one of

Classy, sophisticated, beautiful....Peggy Lee.

Brings back a wonderful memory

One of the most genius songs ever written sung by one of the greatest female singers of all time. Reminds me to keep my chin up in spite of all of life's let-downs and disappointments and bad things that happen to us all. Thank you Peggy.

She's priceless.

I ADORE this woman/ Her elegance, her intelligence, her supreme musicality, her (Ahhhh...) beauty, and that voice!. When she is performing I am elevated for a time to a higher plane where all of life is beautiful. Friends, I give you the all time Queen of Songstress's, MISS PEGGY LEE

Here because of Anderson. My Heart goes out to you and RIP Gloria.

I remember my band and I playing this song 🎶 in high school! ! As I walked offstage I said to myself, is that all there is! To being being a musician

This song is timeless, born in 94 and this song hits!

This woman was a legendary singer, character, and writer.

This song has gotten me through it for years. It's the gift that keeps giving. Thank you Peggy Lee. 💝

Realizing life has disappointments and learning to accept and make the best of it.

I'm not a nihilist but I savor every second I hear this song. Peggy Lee was wonderful.

"I'm not ready for that final disap-Pointment"... That is so essentially Peggy Lee. She just nails it. Unforgettable. One of my all-time favorites, this song and especially this particular performance.

I was 21 when I heard this song. I was searching for a reason to justify this world I lived in. I use to hear this song and it was exactly how I felt except I didn't feel any joy in going dancing and kicking up my heels. I was so disappointed with life and I had no security. I was making lots of money, I had lots of diamonds, beautiful clothes and a Cadillac, but I was so sad. I had met people in our government who were corrupt and I couldn't find anything that was of value or genuine. No one knew what real love was, as I imagined it. Then I met Jesus. End of Story. I am 75 years old now. I have had disappointments, and wonderful times... still His love is constant, pure and faithful. He has always loved and provided help in time of need and never, never, never has he failed me. He makes my life worth living. 🥰👑✝️🕊💞

Love her thanks to my mom for always showing me great music

One of the best female vocalist ever.

“I’m not ready for that final disappointment.”

Incredible singer. Unbelievablely heartbreaking song. When the bf went away, and she thought she would die. But, she didn't. That line hits home.

Miss Peggy Lee had no rival for the world-weary authenticity she gave this song. Hell, even we drones are aware there’s a great party somewhere and we’re not invited.

One year After the Elegant Stylish Lady and Loving Gloria Vanderbilt left this earth, I pray she and Peggy are dancing and singing to this great tune. A toast to the beautiful Gloria Vanderbilt 🥂

I was just 19... I was much to young to hear this song, Is That All There Is sung by Peggy Lee. My life was as of yet an untested one. I was living in the San Francisco area at the time. It was electric with youth and the world was our oyster. I was introduced to Janis Joplin at Billy Graham's Filmore West and Jefferson Airplane, It's A Beautiful Day, QuickSilver, Santana and many more. It was an exciting time but I was becoming more vulnerable to esoteric musings swirling about me aided by the Siddhartha , you know Hermann Hesse's book and others. Then this song comes out. It did not fit the sixties yet it sucked me into its sense of meaningless. If you are 19 and under don't listen to this song.

This song in 1969 and Mary Hopkin's "Those Were The Days" in 1968 had a profound effect on me in my 18th year. These songs went deep inside me.

Just 'discovered' this wonderful song, via a cover from the great Debbie Harry and Billie Eilish. Unexpected collaboration, but a wonderful tribute to Peggy Lee's original.

This song has never been more relevant that it is now, in the 2020s. We have never had access to so much, yet so few seem to be happy with their lot, complaining about what they DON'T have and how what they DO doesn't live up to their expectations. It's quite heartbreaking and I can't see the world malaise getting any better.

Silence is louder than words . That's how she beats the odds. Magnifique

I remember when this song came out, I was in junior high school. I thought at the time how depressing it was, but now all these years later I find it somehow comforting. Ironic.

The first time I heard this song, I liked it. I guess I was around 23 years old. I didn't take it as a negative sad song. I took it as "just don't expect too much" like the stories we heard as children's books suggested. Handsome Prince? NO. You can trust a grown-up. NO. Everyone lives happily ever after. NO. I thought the song was great because it had a attitude of if life gives you lemons, make lemonade. So, I broke out the booze and had a ball but guess what? I said, "Hmmm...is that all there is to partying?" Almost 50 years later I still love this song. It just makes sense to me. Que Sera, Sera and Hakuna Matata.

One of my regrets is that I never went to see her at the Algonquin room here in NYC. I love her music to this day. Well - I guess then it’s appropriate to say 🎼Is that all there is?🎼