JULIE LONDON BLUE MOON

Love this version of this song hope you will to tomcat1234beale

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• julie
• london
• jazz
• blues
• r&b
• night
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[tomcat1234beale]

thanks for your comments

i will try and find out who accompend Julie London on this song and get back to you

once again thanks for your comments

TC

[tomcat1234beale]

many thanks for your comments

you could well be right about Howard Roberts

once again thanks

TC

[LifeIsTheGreatest]

For me, this is the best version of the song that I have been able to find. It is what is not there: a booming voice or a booming brass instrument. The singing is not forced. It is soft and smooth. That is what I believe this song is all about. None of the other singers get that or they don't have the life experience/maturity to pull it off. Thanks for uploading tomcat.

[DarkPirate647]

what a gal !

[AdrianAshfield]

This song is one of many really great numbers on the LP “Julie Is Her Name.” Apart from her gorgeous voice, a new microphone technology was used that allowed a natural breathiness.  The accompaniment was by Barny Kessel on guitar was also novel for the time. What a perfect match. One of my all time favorites.

[lefftycox]

Julie London es una de mis cantates preferidas, y tiene alguna de las versiones que mas me gusta pero, de Blue Moon las hay muy buenas -versiones-de Marcels a Dylan C.Junkies .Holliday,L.Anstrong pero....creo que la de Elvis es insuperable...Hipnotica......

[higgme1ster]

Julie London's voice winds me up like Virginai Mayo's looks.

[Mouser971]

My mom made a 78 rpm record of this song...Oh how I knew where it went...We listened to it every thurs...lovely memories.....

[jimmydeboy]

this is great , thanks for posting, I agree with comments from LifeIsTheGreatest , this is magical, what a voice...

[gbwcrockett84]

I love this!

[NotFavouriteNotMain]

So beautiful song..

[JoanneSeeley1]

Relaxing, easy listening, pure melody, husky

[EditionsRameau]

This was from Julie London's album "Julie is Her Name, volueme 2". It came out in 1958. Howard Roberts on guitar, Red Mitchell on bass. This and her first LP, "Julie is Her Name" are amazing recordings for the time, with her cool and sexy voice set to the extreme minimalist backing of just guitar and bass. She really had guts, to produce something like this when everyone else was using full orchestras. I love it! Thanks so much for posting it. These LPs have been reissued in CD format.