Calendar girl/Around midnight

Upon first glance, the album "Julie London Calendar Girl/Around Midnight" might appear to be an odd combination of two disparate themes. But fear not, dear listener, for Julie London effortlessly navigates through these seemingly contrasting worlds with the grace and finesse of a seasoned veteran. Gentle yet soulful, London's vocals transport you to a smoky jazz club circa 1950, where the air is thick with longing and desire. Her rendition of classics like "September in the Rain" and "Mad About the Boy" is nothing short of enchanting, capturing the essence of a bygone era with a modern twist. The real standout, however, is London's take on "Fever." Her sultry delivery is enough to make even the iciest of hearts melt, leaving you longing for more. And let's not forget the impeccable instrumentation that accompanies her every note, adding depth and texture to an already stellar performance. In short, "Calendar Girl/Around Midnight" is a delightful journey through time and sound, brought to life by the timeless talent of Julie London. So sit back, pour yourself a glass of your finest whiskey, and let the music wash over you like a warm embrace. Trust us, you won't regret it.