My Love (1950, Decca 24056) Nothing/Bye, Honey, Bye-Bye (1951 Decca 27833) Keep It a Secret/I Miss You So (1952, Capitol 2268) For the First Time/If It's the Last Thing I Do (1953, Capitol 2667) By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1953 Capitol with Gordon MacRae) Full Dimensional Sound -- A Study in High Fidelity (1953 Capitol) Hutton was one of several artists included on a long-playing album to "demonstrate to audiophiles the full range and capabilities of sound reproducing systems." The Lights of Home/You Are My Love (1953 Capitol 2369) I Had a Little Too Much to Dream Last Night/Song of the Sleigh Bells (1953 Capitol 2318) Coney Island Boat/Open Your Arms (1954 Capitol 2784) Gee/Too Little Time (1954 Capitol 2727) References External links Solid! page on June Hutton Sisters, Secrets? Ina Ray and June Hutton's Real History 1919 births 1973 deaths Singers from Chicago Burials at Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale) 20th-century American singers 20th-century American women singers The Pied Pipers members Traditional pop music singers Hyde Park Academy High School alumni