London’s debut recordings (which appeared on her self-titled extended play) were completed under the New York-based Bethlehem Records label. Four additional tracks recorded during these sessions were later included on the album Bethlehem’s Girlfriends , a compilation album released in 1957. Bobby Troup was one of the session musicians on the album. London recorded the standards “Don’t Worry About Me”, ” Motherless Child “, ” A Foggy Day “, and ” You’re Blasé “. “Cry Me a River”, London’s most famous single, was written by her high-school classmate Arthur Hamilton and produced by Troup. The recording became a million-seller after its release on her debut album in 1955.
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