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DISCID=bf09320e
DTITLE=June Christy / The Intimate Miss Christy
DYEAR=1962
DGENRE=Vocal
TTITLE0=Spring Is Here
TTITLE1=Fly Me To The Moon
TTITLE2=I Fall In Love Too Easily
TTITLE3=Time After Time
TTITLE4=The More I See You
TTITLE5=Don't Explain
TTITLE6=It Never Entered My Mind
TTITLE7=You're Nearer
TTITLE8=Misty
TTITLE9=Suddenly It's Spring
TTITLE10=I Get Along Without You Very Well
TTITLE11=Ev'ry Time
TTITLE12=Sometimes I'm Happy (Capitol Single - Bonus Track)
TTITLE13=Tommy Tommy (Capitol Single - Bonus Track)
EXTD=2006 Capitol Jazz\n\nOriginally Released 1962\nRemastered + Expan
EXTD=ded CD Edition Released September 26, 2006\n\nAMG EXPERT REVIEW: 
EXTD=On June Christy's excellent run of albums for Capitol Records the
EXTD= vocalist was most often backed by Pete Rugolo's complex orchestr
EXTD=al charts or by small, freewheeling jazz groups led by her husban
EXTD=d, Bob Cooper. So The Intimate Miss Christy is a special treat fo
EXTD=r her fans as it finds the cool blonde singer backed only by Al V
EXTD=iola's guitar and Don Bagley's bass (though a flutist sits in on 
EXTD=a few tracks). This guitar/bass-only approach was first populariz
EXTD=ed by Julie London and went on to be utilized by many other singe
EXTD=rs during this era. The backing not only suits the laid-back, coo
EXTD=l jazz approach of June Christy perfectly, but it also means that
EXTD= the singer is never forced to strain too hard, as she sometimes 
EXTD=did when working with the experimentally inclined Pete Rugolo. An
EXTD=d while the vocalist usually put a dark emotional spin on her bal
EXTD=lad readings, this album is definitely aimed more toward romantic
EXTD= entanglements than romantic regrets. The Intimate Miss Christy m
EXTD=ay be a fireside makeout album, but it's one that merits repeated
EXTD= listens even when the embers die out. -- Nick Dedina
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