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| Cool Christy [1] | ||||
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| Released | 2002 | |||
| Genre | Jazz | |||
| Label | Proper Records Ltd | |||
| June Christy chronology | ||||
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Cool Christy is a 2002 double-CD compilation of recordings by jazz vocalist June Christy from 1945 to 1951.
Track 1 - recorded Chicago, 4 May 1945
Track 2 - recorded New York, 30 July 1945
| Track 3 - recorded Hollywood, 20 December 1945
Tracks 4-17 - recorded Los Angeles, December 1945
Tracks 18-25 - recorded Los Angeles, January 1946
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Tracks 1-3 - recorded Los Angeles, January 1946
Track 4 - recorded Hollywood, 4 June 1946
Track 5 - recorded Hollywood, 19 July 1946
Track 6 - recorded Hollywood, 25 July 1946
Track 8 - recorded Hollywood, 13 February 1947
Track 7 - recorded New York, 2 January 1947
Track 9 - recorded Hollywood, 28 February 1947
Track 10 - recorded Los Angeles, 3 March 1947
| Track 11 - recorded Los Angeles, 31 March 1947
Tracks 12, 13 - recorded Hollywood, 1 April 1947
Track 14 - recorded Hollywood, 25 September 1947
Track 15 - recorded Hollywood, 22 October 1947
Track 16 - recorded Hollywood, 6 December 1947
Tracks 17, 18 - recorded Los Angeles, 28 March 1949
Tracks 19, 20 - recorded Los Angeles, 29 September 1949
Tracks 21-23 - recorded Los Angeles, 11 September 1950
Track 24 - recorded Hollywood, 20 September 1951
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