Liberty — LRP-3006

Julie Is Her Name was recorded in 1955 at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, featuring Julie London's intimate vocal performances accompanied primarily by guitar, bass, and drums arranged in a sparse, understated style that emphasized her warm contralto voice. The album was produced by Ken Nelson, a key figure at Capitol Records known for his work with numerous artists, and engineer Thorne Nogar handled the technical recording. The minimal instrumental arrangement was a deliberate creative choice that allowed London's vocal delivery and phrasing to become the focal point, distinguishing the album from the more orchestrated pop productions of the era. The recording sessions captured London's smoky, sophisticated vocal style to great effect, resulting in one of her signature works that showcased her talent as a ballad singer. The album became commercially successful and helped establish London as a prominent vocalist in the 1950s pop music landscape.
Tracklist · 13 tracks
- 1Cry Me a River2:57
- 2I Should Care3:16
- 3I'm in the Mood for Love2:29
- 4I'm Glad There Is You2:26
- 5Can't Help Lovin' That Man3:10
- 6I Love You1:51
- 7Say It Isn't So2:01
- 8It Never Entered My Mind2:25
- 9Easy Street3:13
- 10'S Wonderful1:33
- 11No Moon at All1:52
- 12Laura1:43
- 13Gone With the Wind2:07
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