This 1956 album captures Christy in a transition period, moving from the adventurous arrangements of her earlier Capitol years towards a more accessible, vocal-group-oriented sound on the Poppydisc label.
- The album was arranged by a young Bill Holman, who would go on to become one of jazz's most respected orchestrators.
- The Poppydisc label was a small imprint that existed for only a few years in the mid-1950s.
- This album was one of Christy's first recordings not to feature her name in the title.
June Christy was a jazz singer from Illinois, best known for her work with the Stan Kenton Orchestra. By 1956, she had established a solo career, moving away from big band arrangements towards a more intimate small-group sound.
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