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31 gen 2007 · Date First Available : January 31, 2007. Label : Sin-Drome. ASIN : B00004SYBH. Best Sellers Rank: #290,604 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #449 in Cabaret Vocalists. #4,105 in Traditional Pop. #5,564 in Traditional Vocal Pop (CDs & Vinyl) Customer Reviews: 4.7 11 ratings.
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Barcode: 715776894622. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2000 CD release of "If You Could See Me Now" on Discogs.
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Julie Budd is one of those enduring talents who has outlived her almost premature early success. Discovered at age 12 in the late 1960s, she played her first engagement in the Catskills that same year, and was appearing on the Merv Griffin Show six months later; she subsequently became a fixture on the talk show and supper club circuits. From ...
Budd continua a esibirsi principalmente nell'area di New York City e Las Vegas. Ha pubblicato gli album Pure Imagination (1997) e If You Could See Me Now (2000), [11] e per commemorare il centenario di Sinatra il 12 dicembre 2015, ha pubblicato un album, Remembering Mr. Sinatra . [16]
If you could see me now, you'd know how blue I've been One look is all you'd need to see the mood I'm in. Perhaps then you'd realize I'm still in love with you. If you could see me now, you'd find me being brave And trying awfully hard to make my tears behave But that's quite impossible, I'm still in love with you.
Budd continues to perform mainly in the New York City area and Las Vegas. She released the albums Pure Imagination (1997) and If You Could See Me Now (2000), and to commemorate Sinatra's centenary on December 12, 2015, she has released an album, Remembering Mr. Sinatra. She also teaches master classes in singing. Concerts and symphonies
16 dic 2020 · If You Could See Me Now by Julie Budd was written by Carl Sigman and Tadd Dameron and was first recorded and released by Sarah Vaughan - Orchestra under the direction of Tad Dameron in 1946. Julie Budd released it on the album If You Could See Me Now in 2000. It was covered by Konosuke Saijo, The Randy Weston Trio, Jeri Brown, Gene Russell and other artists.
