Julie London - The Ultimate Collection (2006)

CD1
01. Sophisticated Lady [0:02:36]
02. Cry Me A River [0:02:50]
03. Boy On A Dolphin [0:02:12]
04. Around Midnight [0:02:54]
05. Love For Sale [0:02:39]
06. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To [0:02:15]
07. Blue Moon [0:02:32]							play
08. Days Of Wine And Roses [0:02:54]
09. My Heart Belongs To Daddy [0:02:42]
10. When I Fall In Love [0:03:23]
11. Two Sleepy People [0:03:16]
12. The More I See You [0:03:03]
13. 'S Wonderful [0:01:35]
14. One For My Baby [0:04:09]
15. Moments Like This [0:02:40]

CD2
01. Fly Me To The Moon [0:02:36]
02. I Love You [0:01:52]
03. Let There Be Love [0:02:04]
04. Mad About The Boy [0:02:13]
05. Sentimental Journey [0:02:27]
06. There Will Never Be Another You [0:03:16]
07. Vaya Con Dios [0:02:41]
08. Our Day Will Come [0:02:21]
09. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning [0:02:50]
10. I'm In The Mood For Love [0:02:30]				play
11. Goodbye [0:02:24]
12. Easy Street [0:03:16]
13. Every Time We Say Goodbye [0:04:25]
14. Give A Little Whistle [0:03:07]
15. Black Coffee [0:02:58]

CD3
01. Call Me Irresponsible [0:02:50]
02. Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend [0:02:02]
03. Hot Toddy [0:01:52]
04. I've Got A Crush On You [0:02:14]
05. Baby Wont You Please Come Home [0:02:12]
06. Bewitched [0:02:53.67]
07. I Left My Heart In San Franscisco [0:02:49]
08. I Should Care [0:03:19]
09. Love Letters [0:02:53]						play
10. Must Be Catchin [0:02:09]
11. It Could Happen To You [0:03:12]
12. Memphis In June [0:02:00]
13. If I'm Lucky [0:02:19]
14. I Got It Bad [0:03:58]
15. You Made Me Love You [0:02:16]

This 3-disc set is exceptional value for Julie London fans, comprising tracks from the early years of her recording career, through the Liberty singles as well as her Capitol recordings. Julie London's sultry, come-hither vocal delivery is evident throughout such numbers as "'Round Midnight", "When I Fall in Love", "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning", "Hot Toddy" and "I Got it Bad". There are also fun numbers like "Give a Little Whistle" and "My Heart Belongs to Daddy".

Julie London was her own worst enemy when it came to her musical career; she never felt that her voice was special, nor did she think her overall musicality as good as other jazz singers of the period. While she did have some healthy competition from such singers as June Christy, Rosemary Clooney and Peggy Lee, Ms London managed to hold her own, garnered a legion of devoted fans, and recorded many chart albums. A fantastic gift for the Julie London fan in your house! --- Byron Kolln, amazon.com

Julie London (September 26, 1926 – October 18, 2000) was an American singer and actress. She was best known for her smoky, sensual voice. London was at her singing career's peak in the 1950s. Her acting career lasted more than 35 years. It concluded with the female lead role of nurse Dixie McCall on the television series Emergency! (1972–1979), co-starring her best friend Robert Fuller and her real-life husband Bobby Troup, and produced by her ex-husband Jack Webb.

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