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8 thoughts on “ You Wear Love So Well - June Christy - Eight Classic Albums (CD) ”

1. 1 Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most 2 The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else 3 Nobody's Heart 4 My Shining Hour 5 I Remember You 6 Night Time Was My Mother 7 I Wished On The Moon 8 The Song Is You 9 As Long As I Live 10 Saturday's Children 11 Remind Me 12 Out Of This World 13 You Wear Love So Well.

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2. Discogs: CD, Eight Classic Albums. リリースのクレジット、レビュー、トラックを確認し、購入。4/5(3).

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3. This great CD is actually two classic albums in one, both masterfully arranged by Pete Rugolo. The first album, The Song is June (), is actually a song-cycle. The songs are "of love and youth and spring," but of nights dreaming of lost love, wishing on the moon, of one's love "belonging to someone else.".

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4. The key connecting factor of this album is Rugolo's play with motives. Solo instruments, sometimes a couple of clarinets, flutes, or a harp, introduce each chorus with a descending arabesque taken from the motives of the song (Remind Me, You Wear Love So Well, Who Cares About April).

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5. My One And Only Love: When Lights Are Low: I Can Make You Love Me (If You Let Me) Easy Living: Blue Moon: All God's Chillun Got Rhythm: 4/5(2).

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6. While the present set is probably not the first June Christy solo album to buy, it is part of the classic Christy-Rugolo series that remains rewarding nearly a half century later. As with Sinatra in the male vocalist category, it would be hard to conceive of more superb songs on one disc than appear on these late s albums from Capitol/5(6).

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7. Eight Classic Albums (4-CD) by June Christy - CD () for $ from tubligetotisicilosachuterro.coinfo Vocals - Order by Phone Brand: Real Gone Jazz.

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8. A very different album than usual for June Christy – one of her last for Capitol, and a very swinging, upbeat affair! As the title implies, June 's singing a set of tunes made famous during the glory days of the big bands – tracks associated with Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, and others – all given a nice reworking here by June, in a style that's got a hipper.

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