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Julie london age Videos
- 1. Julie London ‎– Love On The Rocks
- 2. JULIE LONDON - CRY ME A RIVER
- 3. Strata Conference in London 2013: Julie Steele "Storytelling in the Age of Big Data"
- 4. Julie London ‎– Daddy
- 5. Julie London - This October (A Jazzy Halloween)
- 6. Julie Andrews (Aged 13) Sings for King George VI in 1948
Julie London – Love On The Rocks
Julie London "Love On The Rocks" ジュリー・ロンドン 「ラヴ・オン・ザ・ロックス」 From the album Julie London - "Julie / Love on the Rocks" (1963) [Lyrics to "Love On.
JULIE LONDON - CRY ME A RIVER
From the laser disc "Julie London Show", with the Bobby Troup Quintet, recorded on May-28-1964 in Japan.
User Comments
vladimirsmartins
commented
on 20 Mar 2009
The character of Ella in the movie was a singer of the 20's, and the
producer, maybe in a certain racist manner, asked the composer to
substitute the word "plebeian" in the lyrics, because he was sure the
audience would never believe that a black woman would use that word in the
20's. The composer refused to do it, and the song was rejected. In December
of the same year (1955), Julie London recorded it, and in 1956 performed it
in the movie "The Girl Can't Help It", in timeless renditions.
Wayne Brasler
commented
on 30 May 2009
Where to start? She owed everything to Liberty Records, which gave her the
showcasing Bethlehem hadn't and which respected her talent and her
intelligence. She never had much confidence in herself as a singer but
Liberty had total faith in her. And it paid off. She made a fortune for the
label with a long series of brilliant albums with the best arrangers and
producers. Her album covers were unlike anyone else's. She was a genius in
her way but never could acknowledge her greatness.
leadchick
commented
on 06 Oct 2009
She was an incredible vocalist!! Had no idea how gifted, until I stumbled
upon an old episode of Emergency and then youtube. 25+ albums? I can still
remember my mom performing this song at many venues! Didn't realize until
now that both she and Julie had quite an influence over my singing style
and ability! Wow, Julie was undeniably hot! Thanks for the post!
snrbaires
commented
on 13 Nov 2009
I agree. Sadly, that's a bygone era in this age of silicone, nip-n-tuck,
and hedonism. Back then, ladies who sang & acted for a living had a fuller
figure and both the carriage and manner of a lady, even if it was all show.
There is so little public decorum these days. Everything is so "in your
face".
Phil Hall
commented
on 19 Mar 2009
Rare is not adequate to describe this, its historical. Ella Fitzgerald was
supposed to sing this in the movie Pete Kelly's Blues, but it was rejected
(God only knows why 'cause the decision makers are all dead) . Julie
certainly had no problem with it.
dm5401
commented
on 11 Mar 2010
@teddygirlalice Are you for real? First of all Susan is not the type of
person who wants to get anywhere riding on the coat tails of another
singer. Eat your own heart out tga, because its 'a a thought that would
never occur to S. B,
sappleseed
commented
on 02 Oct 2009
Only ever saw her perform in THE GIRL CANT HELP IT...these clips are
phenomenal...have been listening to her on CD and LOVE her but these
performances take you to another level...thanks Vladimir so much for
posting these!!!!!!!!!!!
myroseaccount
commented
on 19 Apr 2009
Wonderful! Just shows what can be done with ONE camera, Two Guitars and a
truly wonderful singer! If only we could move back to this type of
production. All that multiple video cuts with multiple cameras is just
rubbish!
naturaltoby
commented
on 07 Nov 2009
Listen to how Julie uses her breath to punctuate her lines at about 1:53
on..........it literally curled my toes.....if she did that in my ear I'd
probably fall to the floor in a quivering ecstatic orgasm!!
BigCat916
commented
on 29 Nov 2008
I was thrilled to see this clip of the greatest torch singer of all time,
singing one of her very best songs. They just don't make them any better
than her. Thanks so much for sharing this very rare vid.
dm5401
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on 11 Mar 2010
@billyboylb I so agree with you. In my opinion, Julie London really owns
this song, but I hope the day never comes that when someone else does it I
won't listen. to see what they do with it.
StonyRC
commented
on 08 Mar 2010
Who on earth is playing that jazz guitar? It's quite different from the
regular single - really adds to the soulful breathy vocals. So sad!
Excellent posting.
urbanr0cker
commented
on 05 Aug 2009
She's spectacular. No one, I mean NO ONE can sing this like her, I've
seen/heard dozens of covers and nobody puts as much sultry emotion in this
as she does.
TK42138
commented
on 29 Oct 2009
Totally agree. She had class and a sexiness that hasn't been equalled by
any present day singer of any music style. Her voice...my god, absolutely
perfect.
billyboylb
commented
on 01 Mar 2010
Nice. I love Streisand's take on this too...completely different
interpretation. Sign of a great song when many artists can do his/her own
take on it.
Wolfsky9
commented
on 21 Aug 2009
No one--but no one, ever did this like Julie did. This is what Torch
singing was all about, & she was the queen . What a total babe she was.
Wolfsky9
Wolfsky9
commented
on 26 Oct 2009
Great voice, & ohh, soo sexy. Julie had it all, & manged to be very modest
about her success. We'll not hear the likes of her, ever again. Wolfsky9
Bogframe
commented
on 30 Oct 2009
It's amazing how Julie's simple but sexy rendition sounds so much better
than the modern "Divas" with all their vocal gymnastics and glory notes!
vladimirsmartins
commented
on 11 Mar 2010
@StonyRC It's Dennis Budimir, the guitar player of the Bobby Troup Quintet.
On the regular single the guitar was played by Barney Kessel.
Melinda Moreaux
commented
on 08 Jun 2009
I love the accompaniment....I always thought this song was deeper than Ms.
London interprets it. I see it more as a Medea revenge piece.
Strata Conference in London 2013: Julie Steele "Storytelling in the Age of Big Data"
//strataconf.com/strataeu2013/public/schedule/detail/32998 Julie Steele is the Content Editor for Strata at O'Reilly Media. She is co-author of Beautiful ...
Julie London – Daddy
Julie London "Daddy" ジュリー・ロンドン 「ダディ 」 From the album Julie London - "Swing Me An Old Song" (1996) [Lyrics to "Daddy"] Hey, Daddy, I want a diamond ...
Julie London - This October (A Jazzy Halloween)
Vintage Halloween Jazz Music.
Julie Andrews (Aged 13) Sings for King George VI in 1948
Julie Andrews (Aged 13) Sings for King George VI in 1948 [HD]. Julie Andrews sings the British National Anthem at the 1948 Royal Command Performance at ...
User Comments
PeterS
commented
on 04 Mar 2013
The height of the British Empire psychologically but realistically the
balance of power had already moved west and east and the reality of it
became plainly evident during the Suez crisis. In the colonies, we still
had the awe of the empire well into the 60's, so well were the propaganda
and human influence machines were set up. The technique is even more widely
employed on a global scale today through our media: not government, but in
the hands of the truly powerful, probably ironically British
Lori Patrick
commented
on 08 Oct 2013
Is there anybody out there who can help me? My father attended Aurora
Public School, Aurora, Ontario Canada. The Aurora Public school choir,
which my father was a member of, was selected by the BBC Canadian School to
sing on the (late) KIng's Christmas Broadcast of 1951. King George VI did
not pass away until 1952. I know my Dad, Ross Patrick, never left
Canada..and no one here can answer the question which is: How did the Choir
perform (radio) and how did King George VI receive it? Help pls!
M Hanson
commented
on 22 Jun 2013
Thanks, SD. I can't recommend it highly enough! Danny Kaye, Basil Rathbone,
Angela Lansbury, Mildred Natwick, Glynis Johns. Comedy, drama, music,
swordplay - it has it all! Yesterday was the longest day of the year, so
thanks for all that sun! Thanks for the reply and I'd love to hear back
from you after you've seen it again. In the meantime, watch out for the
pellet with the poison in the vessel with the pestle, the chalice with the
palace, or the flagon with the dragon. Mark H- London ON
Kathy Johnson
commented
on 28 May 2013
FYI MARIA GUTIERREZ 9 ICONS DOWN FROM MINE. IN 1969 AT THE AGE OF 15 I WAS
FORTUNATE TO HAVE BEEN PART OF A (male/female student) CATHOLIC SCHOOL
GROUP (as in escorted by 2 nuns). THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAMES FROM OUR
EUROPEAN TOUR GUIDE. "GOD SAVE THE KING/QUEEN GOES BACK TO 1600'S WITH
CENTURIES OF LYRICS/MELODY/FINETUNING. YOUR (AMERICAN) SONG MY COUNTRY TIS
OF THEE WAS WRITTEN TO OUR MELODY. AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL HAS THE SAME METER
AS AULD LANG SYNE AND CAN BE SUNG INTERCHANGEABLY"
Ynysmitwr
commented
on 25 Oct 2013
I'm often annoyed (being easily irked) that modern crowds frequently sing
"God save OUR queen" -- instead of the official "God save THE queen" -- in
lines 3 and 7. I see now that even in 1948 people were singing "God save
OUR king" instead of "God save THE king" at the same points in the anthem!
Nice to hear a rather dreary anthem (in my view) sung, as here, with some
gusto however.
Tom Beveridge
commented
on 14 Aug 2013
Pretty sure this is a 1948 Palladium performance. Along with Danny Kaye,
there's the Crazy Gang (with Monsewer Eddie Grey and Bud (Dad's Army)
Flanagan), Ted Ray, Arthur Askey (glasses) and Charlie Chester. In other
words, Ms. Andrews is more than holding her own with the top flight of
British post-war entertainment in Britain's premiere theatre! Not bad for a
13-year old.
Mandee Sparkle
commented
on 27 Mar 2012
After studying in England for a year, I came home to America, and went to a
festival for 4th of July. When they started "My Country Tis of Thee" for
the audience to sing, I went into autopilot and started singing God Save
the Queen. Everyone turned and looked at me, while my whole family burst
out into laughter.
A Paradox
commented
on 12 Apr 2012
Now to simplify matters~ God Save The Queen 1745 by Arne,lyricist unknown.
My Country tis of Thee 1831 Samuel Francis Smith The Star Spangled Banner
1780(Music) John Stafford Smith 1814(Lyrics) Francis Scott Key adopted as
US NAtional Anthem 1931 The first two on this list DO have the same melody
Erich Schachermayer
commented
on 01 Nov 2012
könig georg von sachsen coburg und gotha! schtot tot ter scho scho
schosie!der vater von lizzy der letzten! dem gegenteil von elizabeth der
ersten!england hat zwei weltkriege gewonnen!!!GB 1914 33 670 000 qkm 400
000 000 ew.UK 2012 244 820qkm 62 000 000 ew. ohne schottland bleibt noch
weniger!
Dedra Kaye DeHart
commented
on 26 Mar 2012
actually, "God Save the King/Queen" is the same tune that we in the United
States use for "My country tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I
sing...." "God Bless America" was written by Irving Berlin quite
specifically for the vocal talent of Kate Smith.
M Hanson
commented
on 22 Jun 2013
Montreal? Well THAT explains your excellent taste! We moved to London when
I was 10 in 1972 after the FLQ Crisis. My parents had seen enough! We lived
in Delson, Lasalle, Lachine. My Dad was from NDG and my Mom Cowansville.
HAB a great day! mh
noneofyour goingtogive
commented
on 15 Dec 2012
Remarkable voice at tbe age of 13 No one taught her how to stand or how to
clap in front of the Royal family but Im sure she leared that sine that
concert so many years ago. Bravo Dame Julie you are such a talented person
!!
M Hanson
commented
on 19 Jun 2013
Dude! THAT is the brew that is true! We watch it every time my Aunt comes
to visit! What about the speed marching at the end? Get it? Got it? Good!
What a classic movie! Angela Lansbury is still around, bless her heart!
Skippy Doo
commented
on 20 Oct 2013
I have always loved Julie Andrews. A great talented trooper. Has she ever
been awarded from the peers list? I don't know, that's why I am asking. If
she hasn't; that truly would be a shame. Just curious. Peace.
Jimmy Mahoney
commented
on 03 Aug 2013
the national anthem of GB changes with the reigning monarch. this was
before HM Elizabeth II reigned. When charles takes the throne, it will
become God Save the King again, and the same for William and so on.
Jimmy Anderson
commented
on 11 Jul 2013
I believe Cecy was politely correcting Frederik's post. Although Cecy
misplaced the apostrophe in "isn't". It's easy to make written English
errors while posting a friendly comment on the internet.
Peter Bradley
commented
on 05 Oct 2013
Actually, it is the same tune as "My Country 'Tis of Thee" an American
patriotic song, but not the national anthem. "God Save the King" is older
and the tune was borrowed for our American song.
MissJNMelvin
commented
on 28 Feb 2012
People are saying it's America's national anthem because it is the same
TUNE as God Bless America. However, God Bless America is NOT the national
anthem just some song about America.
Denise Bruce Of Ingleside
commented
on 04 Oct 2013
found the link that shows Danny Kaye's performance this night. so cool!
britishpathe . com / video / danny - kaye - 7 - royal - command -
performance Take out the spaces
Aida perez
commented
on 11 Mar 2012
@TheNinjaprincess88 She never looks as old as she really is!!!... I'm sure
there is a portrait getting older for her!!...Is the only way to explain
that!!! LOVE HER!!
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