June Hutton's Aftertaste
The quiet brilliance of a singer who shaped the golden age of jazz vocals.
As the title "Afterglow" suggests, the entire album is dominated by a calm and beautiful mood, like the lingering afterglow of dusk. June Hutton's mature vocal style has a depth backed by life experience. This is a gem of an album, featuring a repertoire centered around standards, sung with dignified interpretations.
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A:
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Never In A Million Years
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2)
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Gone With The Wind
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Until The Real Thing Comes Along
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I Should Care
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It's The Talk Of The Town
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6)
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You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me
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B:
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Day By Day
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East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)
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Taking A Chance On Love
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I Hadn't Anyone Till You
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My Baby Just Cares For Me
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Dream A Little Dream Of Me
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Saxophone [Soloist] - Ted Nash (2)
