Julie London - Julie Is Her Name Volume II
Released on August 1, 1958, Julie Is Her Name, Volume II serves as a refined continuation of Julie London's distinctive vocal style, first introduced in her 1955 debut album, Julie Is Her Name. Issued by Liberty Records and produced by Bobby Troup, London's husband and frequent collaborator, this seventh studio effort maintains the sparse, intimate arrangement that defined her early work, featuring only guitar and bass accompaniment. This minimalist approach allowed London's smoky, sultry voice to take center stage, creating a listening experience both personal and timeless.
Artist(s): Vocals – Julie London
Guitar – Howard Roberts
Bass – Red Mitchell
Recording Info: Originally released in 1958
Engineer – Ted Keep
Producer – Bobby Troup
Recorded in the Liberty Studios in Hollywood, California
Sourced from a 2-track tape
Components used for Transfer: Analog: Transferred using a modified Studer 810 tape deck with Flux Heads feeding a Merrill Audio Tape Preamp
Digital: Merging Hapi Analog to Digital Converter powered by Teddy Pardo Linear
Power Supply, clocked by an Antelope Audio 10MX Atomic Clock
Software; Merging Pyramix v15
Power Conditioning: Shunyata Research Everest 8000 for all components
All components are grounded to Shunyata ALTAIRA Hubs
1 Blue Moon 2:30
2 What Is This Thing Called Love 1:45
3 How Long Has This Been Going On 2:44
4 Too Good To Be True 2:41
5 Spring Is Here 2:05
6 Goody Goody 1:52
7 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else 2:03
8 If I'm Lucky 2:16
9 Hot Toddy 1:48
10 Little White Lies 2:48
11 Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan 1:49
12 I Got Lost In His Arms 2:10
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