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[danickstr]

Anyone have an idea about vocal chain on this super clear vocal track?

sounds like she is right there, and it's gotta be from the early sixties.  Nice bottom on the upright, as well.

[ssltech]

Bear in mind that you're talking about a standard which has been recorded by MANY people, over and over again...

So we might be able to use a clue, such as who the "she" you're referring to is... (at least we've ruled out Joe Cocker!)



Keith

[danickstr]

lol ya it's Julie london.  I forgot to mention that small detail.

[organica]

oh Julie LONDON .

I was gonna say thanks man and that it was only a rough mix that I had given to  the talent . Hopefully it will be wrapped up next week but ........ never mind then .

[compasspnt]

In her day, Julie London was absolutely HUGE.

And was Everyman's Dream.

[maxim]

one of the great voices on record

very pure...


"Nice bottom...."

you said it...

[Tomas Danko]

compasspnt wrote on Mon, 14 July 2008 07:16

In her day, Julie London was absolutely HUGE. And was Everyman's Dream.

While being aware that the beauty ideal changes from generation to generation I had no idea men liked their women to be tremendously obese and extra extra large at that period.

[organica]

http://www.emergencyfans.com/people/julie_london.htm

"Julie's first recording was a 45 single "Cry Me a River" written by former high school classmate Arthur Hamilton. Another former classmate was disc-jockey Jack Wagner of KHJ in Hollywood. Jack was very impressed with Julie's sultry looks as a high school student and equally impressed with her singing talent. He, as much as anyone, helped tremendously to promote her albums. Jack wrote the liner notes for Julie's 1957 album "About the Blues" (Liberty 3043). Julie was married to Jack Webb, star of the "Dragnet" TV series who also was the producer of "Pete Kelly's Blues" in which Julie appeared in 1955. She later married Bobby Troup who helped to sign her to the then new "Liberty" label. She made over 30 albums."

[danickstr]

oh ya I had forgotten that she played the nurse on Emergency!

Well I am guessing it was 47 through an old United console.