Recorded by Stockard Channing for the 1978 Grease soundtrack, this track reimagines the classic pop standard 'Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee' with a theatrical flair befitting the film's musical numbers. While the original song was a staple of 1960s girl groups, Channing's rendition adapts the material to fit the character of Sandy, blending pop sensibilities with the show's signature 1950s revival style. The recording appears on the original 1978 Grease soundtrack album, contributing to a collection of songs that defined the film's musical identity. As part of the Grease Soundtrack, the track stands alongside other iconic numbers, offering a distinct vocal performance that honors the source material while serving the narrative needs of the movie.