78 RPM - June Hutton And Axel Stordahl - Say You're Mine Again / The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart) - Capitol - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	June Hutton And Axel Stordahl
Label:	Capitol
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CL.13918
Date:	Jul 1953
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	20 Own
Price Guide:	$13
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PRICE GUIDE

$13

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	June Hutton And Axel Stordahl	Say You're Mine Again	Nathan, Heisler	8.0 Rate
B	June Hutton And Axel Stordahl	The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)	Auric, Envick	8.0 Rate

Notes

A side - with The Boys Next Door and The Stordahl Orchestra
B side - with The Stordahl Orchestra

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MrPasta SUBS 26th Jan 2021



MrPasta SUBS 26th Jan 2021



sixtiesmusicfanatic 1st Aug 2017		Review On the "A" side of this 78, June Hutton and her then husband, the celebrated arranger / conductor Axel Stordahl (with "The Boys Next Door" vocal group) deliver a superb version of the romantic ballad "Say You're Mine Again." The song has a wonderful melody, and accomplished vocalist Hutton is supported to good effect by an appropriately subtle arrangement and low-key input from the male backing singers. " Say You're Mine Again " was originally recorded by Perry Como , who had a no. 3 U.S. hit with it in 1953 The flip side of the Hutton / Stordahl disc is "The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart?)" , which is similar in style and equally as impressive. "Say You're Mine Again" was a no. 21 U.S. hit in 1953, and more successful in the U.K. where it rose to no. 6 (her only hit there). "The Song From Moulin Rouge" did not chart separately for Hutton, but the original version by Percy Faith & His Orchestra (with vocalist Felicia Sanders) was a no. 1 U.S. hit. June Hutton was born on 11 August 1919 in Illinois, U.S. During the 1940s "swing" era, she was a very popular band vocalist, and from 1941-'44 she was a member of Charlie Spivak's vocal group "The Stardusters," appearing with the band in the 1944 film "The Pin-Up Girl." Later that year, she replaced Jo Stafford in Tommy Dorsey's renowned "Pied Pipers" vocal group, and then in 1950 she went solo. From 1953-'54, she had three minor U.S. hits (the above-mentioned "Say You're Mine Again" ; "No Stone Unturned", no. 24 ; and finally "For The First Time", no. 26). All three were recorded with Axel Stordahl, but subsequent releases failed to even enter the Hot 100, and with the impact of rock 'n' roll from the mid-'50s onwards Hutton's singing career waned (like that of many other solo performers). A few years later, June Hutton retired from showbusiness and disappeared off the radar. Finally , she died on 2 May 1973, aged just 53 (reportedly of lung cancer) in Encino, California. 32 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



bigyella 11th Feb 2017		This record was the only UK hit for June Hutton, Axel Stordahl or the Boys Next Door, all of whom are credited on the OCC listing!



Stephen Manktelow 30th Jan 2016



Alan Warby 30th Jun 2013		Reached Number 6 in the NME charts, 4 Sep 1953.