Title: Julie has a right to sing the blues
Product review: With her smoky, subtle vocal talent, Julie London has the right to sing the blues and she proves it on the superb disc. Produced by her husband Bobby Troup, London is first-rate from her take of Basin Street Blues to her last, Dark, which was released only as a single. For most of these tunes, she's backed by orchestrations arranged by Russ Garcia, a little-known arranger who worked with Anita O'Day among others. Twelve of the 16 tracks run less than three minutes, but London knows how to make a two and a half minute tune as melancholy can be.
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