June Hutton
June Hutton, born June Marvel Cowan on August 11, 1919, in Bloomington,
Illinois, was an American singer. She started her career at 15, pursuing singing
with her sister Ina Ray Hutton. Hutton joined Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra in
1941 and later replaced Jo Stafford in the Pied Pipers in 1944, recording hits
like "Dream" (1944). She went solo in 1950 on Decca Records, debuting at New
York's Copacabana nightclub. In 1951, she married Axel Stordahl and signed with
Capitol Records in 1952, releasing hits such as "Say You're Mine Again" (1953)
and "No Stone Unturned" (1953). She al...
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
Frank Sinatra and June HuttonSinatra Sings Cole Porter
2:19
Dream a Little Dream of MeJune Hutton
Afterglow/warm Brandy
3:12
Day by DayJune Hutton
Afterglow/warm Brandy
2:59
(It Will Have To Do) Until The Real Thing Comes AlongJune Hutton
Afterglow/warm Brandy
2:58
By the Light of the Silvery MoonGordon MacRae and June Hutton
2:47
Never in a Million YearsAxel Stordahl & His Orchestra and June Hutton
Afterglow/warm Brandy
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