Together with Peggy Lee, Margaret Whiting was the only female vocalist to have hits in the '40s, '50s and even in the late '60s, when the rock and roll sound sidetracked the career of most of her peers. But unlike Peggy, Margaret's '60s recordings made with producer Arnold Goland and released on the London label have remained unissued in the digital era. This release marks the CD debuts for both Margaret's 1967 album Maggie Isn't Margaret Anymore and her 1968 album Pop Country, both re-mastered from the original stereo master tapes, to which we've appended four unreleased tracks. More groovy sounds from one of the all-time great songbirds, with notes by Will Friedwald and photos from the Whiting family's private archive!