"Crazy He Calls Me" is a 1949 jazz standard with music by Carl Sigman and lyrics by Bob Russell. It was published in 1949 by Massey Music Co. and has English-language lyrics. No show or film is named as its origin. The original recording was made by Peggy Lee with Dave Barbour and His Orchestra on 6 October 1949 for Capitol. Billie Holiday recorded the song in November 1949.
Later recordings include versions by Dinah Washington with Clifford Brown, Anita O'Day, Dakota Staton, Sarah Vaughan, Natalie Cole and Cassandra Wilson. Aretha Franklin recorded it in 1969 for the album Soul '69, and Linda Ronstadt, with Nelson Riddle, recorded it in 1983 for What's New. Gal Costa sang a Portuguese version, "Louca Me Chamam", in 1977, and Thea Gilmore recorded it in 2025. The song was also recorded under the title "Crazy She Calls Me" by Nat King Cole, Jackie Wilson, Tony Bennett, Sam Cooke and Rod Stewart.
