Title: A Lady of contrasts
Product review: I first heard a Helen Grayco song in the 60s. It was called Lilly's Lament, a campy sort of blues thing. It served one major purpose: to prompt me to find a larger body of her work that would show off her whispery, lightly-torchy, bluesy voice. It is good that I found it in After Midnight, because it is her only real album. It features some great stuff like Mood Indigo, Black Coffee and Midnight Sun. One must use the word "contrast" in any description of Ms Grayco's work because most of her time before a studio mike was with her then husband, (gasp) Spike Jones. But don't hold that against her. If you like Julie London, you'll like Ms Grayco.
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