And That Reminds Me
Julie London · Other Songs - Julie London
Your favorite kind of music
And that reminds me dear of you
I see the summer roses
Your favorite shade of roses
And that reminds me too
Of you dear
If I could hear no music
If there could be no roses
No summer nights to make me dream as I do
I still would not forget you
One thing would still be true
My heart reminds me
I miss you
(Miss you so)
I hear the sound of music
Your favorite kind of music
And that reminds me dear of you
I see the summer roses
Your favorite shade of roses
And that reminds me too
Of you dear
If I could hear no music
If there could be no roses
No summer nights to make me dream as I do
I still would not forget you
One thing would still be true
My heart reminds me
I love you
(Miss you so)
And That Reminds Me
Julie London's 1957 recording of 'And That Reminds Me' stands as a definitive example of the doo-wop and vocal harmony styles that dominated the mid-century pop landscape. The track features London's signature smooth, emotive delivery, layered over a classic arrangement of strings and brass that defined the era's sound. Released during a period when she was establishing her reputation as a leading female vocalist, the song exemplifies the romantic and melancholic themes often explored in her discography. Its enduring appeal lies in its polished production and the seamless blend of her voice with the backing group, creating a timeless piece that remains a staple of classic American pop music collections.