Name: Sings Latin In A Satin Mood + Swing Me An Old Song
Brand: Julie London

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48791

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Limited edition

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2023-03-24

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Julie London

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Jazz

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Jackpot Records

Jackpot Records, started in 2004, operates as a reissue label featuring albums and bands that have been seminal within their respective genres as well as interesting new releases of various genres. Care is paid to giving each album the most authentic and true-to-form representation, with all recordings taken from the original master tapes whenever possible.

Jackpot Records began in 1997 in Portland, Oregon as an independent retailer set on getting music into the hands and ears of the people who love it. Opened by owner Isaac Slusarenko, Jackpot Records was founded on the idea that the music matters, offering a wide selection of both new and used CDs, LPs, DVDs and other collectibles. In 2001, a second location was opened in downtown Portland.

Jackpot Records enjoys giving back to the community that supports it by offering free, all ages in-store performances, signings and meet-n-greets, as well as an annual film festival that centers on music-related cinema.

Julie London was an American actress, singer, and recording artist. Born on September 26, 1926 in Santa Rosa, California, she began her career as an actress in the 1940s. After marrying actor Jack Webb, she took a break from acting but eventually transitioned into a successful jazz/pop singer under the guidance of Bobby Troup, whom she later married. London left her film career to focus on singing full-time and recorded her last studio album in 1969. She also starred alongside Troup in the TV series "Emergency!" for several years.

Throughout her career, Julie London's smooth vocals captivated audiences with their jazz-infused style. Her talent as both an actress and singer allowed her to leave a lasting impact on the entertainment industry. Although she passed away on October 18, 2000 at the age of 74 in Encino (Los Angeles), California, her legacy lives on through her timeless music.

If you enjoy artists such as Blossom Dearie, Dinah Washington or Nancy Wilson among others who possess a similar musical style and appeal, then Julie London's music is sure to resonate with you.

Julie London was probably the most sensual singer in the history of jazz. Presented here in their entireties are two of her best albums. Both are thematic LPs: Julie Sings Latin in a Satin Mood(Liberty LRP3278) showcases the vocalist performing classic Latin songs, while Swing Me an Old Song(Liberty LST77119) has her singing a selection of old traditional tunes.Tracks 1-12: Julie Sings Latin in a Satin Mood (Liberty LRP3278)ERNIE FREEMAN (arranger & conductor) and His Orchestra. Los Angeles, 1962.Tracks 13-24: Swing Me an Old Song(Liberty LST77119)JIMMY ROWLES (piano, arranger & conductor) and His Orchestra. Los Angeles, 1959.

Sings Latin In A Satin Mood + Swing Me An Old Song

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