Album · 1956
Lonely Girl
- Released
- June 1956
- Label
- Liberty Records
- Catalogue no.
- LRP-3012
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 29:32
- Country
- US
“Lonely Girl” is an album by Julie London, released in 1956 on Liberty Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 29:32. Jazz standards on the record include “All Alone”, “Don't Take Your Love From Me”, “Fools Rush In” and “How Deep Is The Ocean”. The line-up features Al Viola (guitar) and Julie London (vocals).
Who played on Lonely Girl
- Al Viola guitar all tracks
- Julie London vocals all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Lonely Girl — Bobby Troup 2:31
- A2 Fools Rush In standard — Rube Bloom 2:07
- A3 Moments Like This — Burton Lane 2:38
- A4 I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City 2:33
- A5 It’s the Talk of the Town standard — Jerry Livingston 2:35
- A6 What’ll I Do standard — Irving Berlin 2:02
- B1 When Your Lover Has Gone standard — Einar Aaron Swan 1:54
- B2 Don’t Take Your Love From Me standard — Henry Nemo 2:43
- B3 Where or When standard — Richard Rodgers 2:35
- B4 All Alone standard — Irving Berlin 1:48
- B5 Mean to Me standard — Fred Ahlert 2:09
- B6 How Deep Is the Ocean standard — Irving Berlin 2:10
- B7 Remember standard — Irving Berlin 1:47
Production
- John Neal engineer
- Bobby Troup producer
More albums by Julie London
Julie Is Her Name
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Calendar Girl
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Julie
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Make Love to Me
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About the Blues
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Julie Is Her Name, Volume Two
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London by Night
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Your Number Please…
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Swing Me an Old Song
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Around Midnight
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Julie… at Home
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Whatever Julie Wants
1961 · Liberty
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Lonely Girl?
The line-up of Lonely Girl includes Al Viola (guitar) and Julie London (vocals).
Which label released Lonely Girl?
Lonely Girl was released in 1956 on Liberty Records (LRP-3012).
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