Description
Background: Released in 1964, In Person at the Americana was the first live album by Julie London.
The album did not chart.
Allmusic.com gave In Person at the Americana a 3 star review:
Cut at the Royal Box of the Americana Hotel in New York City, this LP might as well have come from Las Vegas, since it was a glitzy affair that surrounded the star with a big band and a bevy of backup singers. She borrowed from Judy Garland for “The Trolley Song” (a number largely taken over by the choral accompaniment) and “The Man That Got Away,” while her husband Bobby Troup provided his 1941 hit “Daddy” and 1948’s “Baby, Baby All the Time,” the latter in a medley with “Basin Street Blues” and “St. Louis Woman.” London was at her best in the sexy, playful “Daddy,” which brought out her personality.
Offered for sale is an original Japanese red vinyl pressing of In Person at the Americana by Julie London, including the original obi.
About this copy: This copy of In Person at the Americana is an original 1964 Japanese pressing on the Liberty label, pressed on “Everclean” red vinyl.
The cover is M-. The obi is M-, with a tiny crease in the back. The lyric insert is M-. The original envelope-style inner sleeve is included.
The red vinyl disc is VG+ on side one, with a couple of minor scuffs. Side two is VG++ and close to M- with a couple of very faint scuffs.
A nice copy of a very rare Julie London LP that is almost impossible to find complete.
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| Country of origin: | Japan |
| Size: | 12″ |
| Record Label: | Liberty |
| Catalog Number: |
LP-7158 |
| Year of Release: | 1964 |
| Format: | Stereo |
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