8 thoughts on “ Willow Weep For Me - Julie London - Love On The Rocks (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Love On The Rocks on Discogs. Label: Liberty - LBY • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Mono • Country: UK • Genre: Jazz • Style: Smooth Jazz, Easy Listening5/5(5).

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• Willow Weep for Me Willow Weep for Me Ann Ronell/arr. Vince Norman - Alfred Publishing Belwin Division Vince Norman's arrangement on this wonderful jazz standard is a vocal solo feature set as a slow swing ballad at about 70 bpm.

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• Mar 02,  · Non-LP Liberty 45 F A. Tall Boy (Kayne) B. Now Baby Now (Cahn/Brodsky) In the movie Opposite Sex Julie London, vocals with Pete King Orchestra. Other Pressings: Tall Boy appears on London UK HLU , NZ NZL, Italy HL Now Baby Now appears on London UK HLU and NZL Digital: Toshiba Japan 2 CD special release Julie London's Singles .

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• Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Willow Weep for Me - Wes Montgomery on AllMusic - - Shortly after Wes Montgomery's shockingly early.

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• Julie / Love On The Rocks, an album by Julie London on Spotify. Willow Weep For Me. More by Julie London. The Singles Collection (Vol. 1) : The Julie London Collection. Wild, Cool & Swingin' More Julie London. Listen to Julie / Love On The Rocks now. Listen to Julie / Love On The Rocks in full in the Spotify app.

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• The song Willow Weep for Me was written by Ann Ronell and was first recorded and released by Ted Fiorito & His Orchestra in It was covered by Stanley Behrens, Eric Legnini Trio, Andy Bey, Living Jazz and other artists.

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• In spite of the rock and roll boom, the 's and 60's saw some of the finest quality recordings by the all-time great stars like Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole and Julie London. It was the album age - the proliferation of the LP, and Julie was very much an LP artist.

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• Mar 20,  · Julie London, vocals with Pete King Orchestra Producer: Snuff Garrett Engineer: Unknown Love on the Rocks was clearly a take on Sinatra's great concept album Only the Lonely. It actually shares two songs with that album: What's New and Willow Weep for Me. The song selection is in Julie's zone, melancholy and not too sentimental.

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