The Julie London Story part 2

Second of four parts of the Julie London Story.
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[@tiffsaver]

I think Julie London's contribution to the world of jazz music has gone largely unappreciated. She is a true giant, an icon.

[@VArookie1]

Agreed!

[@JohnSmith-us2jx]

Thanks for the music Julie - never to be forgotten ...

[@singinjohnny]

What she expresses in "Cry Me a River" here goes well beyond any other singer I've ever heard. Her facial expressions and nuances, but even more striking, the subtleties of her voice make the meaning of the song come through with crystal clarity. She had and has no peers.

[@postmodernfreak]

Julie London and her music is beyond anything I've ever known or heard - I love the likes of Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington, Carmen McRae..but Julie London's voice and style is so unique, so subtle, so crafted - majestic, in a word. What a woman! "Julie Is Her Name" is endlessly fascinating. Thanks for posting this docu!

[@mixemotusrunner2214]

Excellent comment agree fully.

[@johncoggan33]

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[@lanadale1479]

A BEAUTIFUL LEGENDARY SOUL. LOVE HER VOICE.

[@michaellazzeri9439]

This woman just melts me -------------what a voice. --------------what a babe !!

[@agustinapol806]

I wonder how she end up being really unknown and there isn't so much information about her in internet even when she was at one point of her life famous.

[@chosenone543]

anyone know the song in the beginning of the video

[@codyfezatte5130]

2 shay 2 geanyus jakas web ! excuse me spelin .

[@gagegirl51]

That doesn't sound like Julie at all

[@codyfezatte5130]

Jack Webb ???....DA !

[@CORNPOP24]

Cigarettes ruined women in every way.

[@January.]

She ruined her singing voice chain-smoking just like Judy and Frank.