June Christy - This Time Of Year (1961) - VINYL - mono - 24-bit/96kHz plus CD-compatible format

I know nothing of June Chisty that wikipedia has not told me. And allmusic has almost no info at all about this title. But she's a heckuva singer.

When you go thru box after box of LP's at record swap meets, you end up seeing alot of interesting stuff. And when you are diving into the ancient "Vocals" boxes, you find stuff like this. Amoeba Records in Hollywood has a clearance section in the jaxx/classical room. That's where I found this. Check out the cover photo. Someone was trying to sell this for $30 Firm, but Amoeba was moving it out for $1. Some folks have a very inflated view of the value of their record collection.

For $1, I got an original mono issue with the turquise label. The cover was falling apart and the sleeve was just about worthless. But the vinyl looked to be in good enough shape to spend the whole buck on it.

I know nothing of June Chisty that wikipedia has not told me. And allmusic has almost no info at all about this title.
But she's a heckuva singer. The arrangements hold a few suprises if you mostly listen to Sinatra or Bennett or whomever.


01 - It's So Peaceful In The Country.flac
02 - When The Sun Comes Out.flac
03 - It's A Most Unusual Day.flac
04 - Interlude.flac
05 - Love Turns Winter To Spring.flac
06 - When You Awake.flac
07 - Lazy Afternoon.flac
08 - When The World Was Young.flac
09 - Gone For The Day.flac
10 - Lost In A Summer Night.flac
11 - Give Me The Simple Life.flac
12 - Lazy Mood.flac






No music was harmed in the making of this vinyl rip.