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Julie London - Julie Is Her Name (+4 bonus tracks) (ltd. ed.) (180g)
Julie London - Julie Is Her Name (+4 bonus tracks) (ltd. ed.) (180g)
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Julie London - Julie Is Her Name | 180g Vinyl LP (Ltd. Ed.)
Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of Julie London's seminal debut, Julie Is Her Name. This essential Jazz/Vocal LP, originally released in 1955, offers a masterclass in understated elegance, its warm analog sound defining the intimate, smoky club atmosphere of the era. For those looking to buy Julie London vinyl, this pressing captures her iconic, breathy delivery with unparalleled clarity.
About the Album
Released in 1955, Julie Is Her Name immediately established Julie London as a singular voice in vocal jazz. The album, featuring her enduring signature hit "Cry Me a River," showcased her distinctive, unadorned vocal style, a stark contrast to the more ornate arrangements common at the time. It remains a foundational work in her discography and a touchstone for mid-century cool.
The Vinyl Experience
Experience the rich, nuanced dynamics of this classic on a premium 180-gram Vinyl LP. Each needle drop reveals the subtle textures of London's voice and the sparse, effective instrumentation, delivering an audiophile vinyl experience designed for serious collectors. This limited edition pressing ensures a pristine journey back to the golden age of vocal jazz, perfect for any discerning turntable setup.
- Format: Vinyl LP
- Artist: Julie London
- Genre: Jazz/Vocal
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, collectors, fans of classic vocal jazz, late-night listening sessions
Collector's Note
Few records capture the essence of a performer quite like Julie Is Her Name, with "Cry Me a River" becoming an instant standard and a testament to London's enduring artistry. This album is a cornerstone for any serious Jazz Vocal LP collection, offering both historical significance and timeless musicality.
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A 180g record is significantly thicker and heavier than standard vintage pressings. This added weight provides superior physical stability on the turntable platter reducing wow and flutter during playback and protecting the record from warping over time under changing temperature conditions.
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