Capitol Records
June Christy
3
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54
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American jazz/big band singer.
Born November 20, 1925, Springfield, Illinois, USA.
Died June 21, 1990, Sherman Oaks, California, USA.
She was known for her silky smooth vocals, and replaced [a=Anita O'Day] in [a=Stan Kenton]'s orchestra c. 1945.
She charted eight times with [a320804] from 1945 to 1947 in the U.S. including the #2 hit in the U.S. "Tampico" and #6 "It's Been a Long, Long Time" in 1945 as well as #6 "Shoo Fly Pie (And Apple Pan Dowdy)" in 1946. Seven of the eight made it into the top 16.
Between 1953-1961, Christy recorded more than 10 LPs and EPs (as well as many 45's) with the arranger/conductor [a300046] (whom she worked with during her period with Kenton). Married to reed player [a=Bob Cooper] (1946 -1990, her death).
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Frequent Collaborators
4 Collabs
Johnny Burke
4 Collabs
Jack Segal
4 Collabs
Jimmy Van Heusen
4 Collabs
Irving Berlin
3 Collabs
Jimmy Van Heusen And Johnny Burke
3 Collabs
Frank Loesser
2 Collabs
Ian Grant (3)
2 Collabs
Sam Coslow
2 Collabs
Harry Warren (2)
2 Collabs
Don Raye
2 Collabs
Lionel Rand
2 Collabs
Leigh Harline
2 Collabs
Irving Caesar
2 Collabs
Tutti Camarata
2 Collabs
Bob Russell
2 Collabs
Vincent Youmans
2 Collabs
Gene DePaul
2 Collabs
Marvin Fisher
2 Collabs
Mack Gordon
1 Collabs
Evelyn Danzig
1 Collabs
Ned Washington
1 Collabs
Harold Arlen
1 Collabs
Stan Kenton
1 Collabs
E.Y. Harburg
1 Collabs
George & Ira Gershwin
1 Collabs
George Forrest
1 Collabs
Ann Ronell
1 Collabs
Robert Craig Wright
1 Collabs
Patti Washington
1 Collabs
Hoagy Carmichael
1 Collabs
Roy Alfred