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June Christy

The Misty Miss Christy

June Christy - The Misty Miss Christy 01. That's All 03:23 02. I Didn't Know About You 02:53 03. Day-Dream 03:01 04. Sing Something Simple 02:17 05. Maybe You'll Be There 02:52 06. Dearly Beloved 01:37 07. 'Round Midnight 03:59 08. A Lovely Way To Spend An Evening 02:25 09. The Wind 03:47 10. This Year's Kisses 02:04 11. For All We Know 02:51 12. There's No You 02:11
  • June Christy - vocal
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Nr kat.: UCCU6376
Label  : UNIVERSAL (Japan)

The Misty Miss Christy Review by Stephen Cook Using Anita Day as starting point -- but eschewing many of her scat-song histrionics in favor of pure tonal power and melancholic shading -- June Christy honed her singing skills with Stan Kenton's band before going solo in the '50s. Christy's relatively accessible vocal approach and blonde good looks eventually helped her gain success with such classic long players as Something Cool and The Misty Miss Christy. Less swinging than Something Cool, The Misty Miss Christy mostly stays on auto-stroll with a wealth of subtle and sophisticated orchestral charts. The jazz-pop environs come courtesy of longtime arranger Pete Rugolo and optimally frame the singer on highlights like "That's All," "I Didn't Know About You," and "Dearly Beloved." With West Coast-style brass and reed accents gliding atop the lush strings, Christy also turns in fine renditions of Monk's "Round Midnight" and Russ Freeman's expressionistically torchy "The Wind." Balancing out the predominant autumnal lull, Christy shows her swinging savvy on breezy gems like "Sing Something Simple," "There's No You," and "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening." Both an essential Christy title and one of the best vocal albums from the '50s.


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