JULIE Recordings

In March, 1955, JULIE recorded four tracks for Bethlehem Records, but the unimpressed company executives declined to sign her for the label. Si Waronker heard her sing at Johnny Walsh's 881 Club in Los Angeles and was so impressed that he immediately set about persuading her to record for his new company, Liberty Records. JULIE agreed and her first recording of Cry Me A River became a instant hit. JULIE, referred to as The Liberty Girl, thus assured the success of the fledgling company and she remained with Liberty throughout her recording career.

For a listing of songs JULIE recorded,

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LRP-3006/LST-7027 - JULIE IS HER NAME - [1955]

This album almost single-handedly started the "torch singer" popularity in the late 1950s.

Originally issued in mono, the rechanneled stereo version of this album was issued in 1959.

LRP-3012/LST-7029 - LONELY GIRL - [1956]

Originally issued in mono, the rechanneled stereo version was issued in 1959.

SL-9002 - CALENDAR GIRL - [1956]

LRP-3043/LST-7012 - ABOUT THE BLUES - [1957]

Originally issued in mono, the rechanneled stereo version of this album was issued in 1958.

LRP-3060/LST-7060 - make love to me - [1957]

Originally issued in mono, the rechanneled stereo version of this album was issued in 1959.

LRP-3096/LST-7004 - JULIE - [1/58]

Originally issued in mono, the rechanneled stereo version was issued later in 1958.

LRP-3100/LST-7100 - JULIE IS HER NAME, VOLUME 2 - [1959]

LRP-3105/LST-7105 - LONDON BY NIGHT - [1959]

LRP-3119/LST-7119 - SWING ME AN OLD SONG - [1959]

LRP-3130/LST-7130 - YOUR NUMBER PLEASE . . . - [1959]

LST-100 - LIBERTY PROUDLY PRESENTS STEREO... THE VISUAL SOUND - Various Artists [1959]
Stereo only release. With narration by Jimmy Wallington, who at times talks over the

introduction to the to the songs, guest appearances (between songs) by David Seville

and the Chipmunks. This is also a stereo demonstration disc, with sound effects between songs.
Comin' Through The Rye - JULIE LONDON