Julie London - Collection 1955-62 Release:Collection 1955-62 Acrobat surveying groundbreaking musical advances across

surveying groundbreaking musical advances across Europe the recording includes brilliant and rarely-heard works by composers of the avant-garde 'Mannheim school'

Emerging on the scene at the start of the 1940s he was greatly influenced by Charlie Christian

Fats Waller

The goal of Stefan Temmingh

and includes his recordings for the Abbott and RCA labels during those years

Julie London - Collection 1955-62 Release:Collection 1955-62 Acrobat surveying groundbreaking musical advances acrossBest known for her classic 1955 Top 10 hit "Cry Me A River", Julie London was a fine sultry voiced jazz and pop singer, who enjoyed her greatest popularity during the "cool" era of the late '50s and early '60s Billboard magazine named her as the most popular female vocalist of 1955, '56 and '57. Although she sang as a child with her parents' vaudeville act on radio, the first decade of her career from 1945 was as a Hollywood movie actress, becoming a