Shameless confession here, she was on a TV show in the 70’s called “Emergency” playing a MILF nurse (waaay before the term “MILF” was coined). As a 15 year old boy, I would get a stiffy watching her….ah, yes.
Later in life, I embraced Jazz, my fav time period being from 1945 to about the late 60’s. And Julie was one of the big singers in that era. Sultry I think is the best term to describe her.
Very nice, Kim….good way to start the week.
Mark
Speaking of Ms. London’s incredible talent, who did “Cry me a River” better?
And for the record, all three are worth the time to listen to.
Geeky, were you not an old friend, I would have shunned you for mentioning Julie London and Aerosmith in the same breath. As it is… I hope your next range session brings you multiple malfs.
LOL. Who can afford ammo these days anyway? đ
I’m sure that Jo Stafford and Dinah Shore did that song as well, but the answer is, “no one.”
Julie London, the hottest babe married to the hippest coolest dude, Bobby Troup… composer of the hottest Jazz standard ‘Route 66’.
Here he is in 1964 Japan (Dennis Budimir – guitar, Don Bagley – bass, Dennells Barton – drums) on Japan’s Julie London Show:
. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kLUYf6cekMA
.
.
Key word:
* “Two cc saline, stat!”
Not Ringer’s Lactate?
And, who can forget his appearance in the movie “MASH”!
Diana Krall cites Julie London as a major influence. As much as I’ve enjoyed DK, she needs to ditch the god awful sappy string section and get back to basics. Russell Malone is all the strings anyone needs. Prove me wrong.
OK, yes, well…..Julie London.
Shameless confession here, she was on a TV show in the 70’s called “Emergency” playing a MILF nurse (waaay before the term “MILF” was coined). As a 15 year old boy, I would get a stiffy watching her….ah, yes.
Later in life, I embraced Jazz, my fav time period being from 1945 to about the late 60’s. And Julie was one of the big singers in that era. Sultry I think is the best term to describe her.
Very nice, Kim….good way to start the week.
Mark
Speaking of Ms. London’s incredible talent, who did “Cry me a River” better?
Julie London: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSJEf2H0sHg
or
Olivia Newton John? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZypLy0DSPw
WRONG!
The correct answer is Aerosmith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkKVmWEyOuM
And for the record, all three are worth the time to listen to.
Geeky, were you not an old friend, I would have shunned you for mentioning Julie London and Aerosmith in the same breath. As it is… I hope your next range session brings you multiple malfs.
LOL. Who can afford ammo these days anyway? đ
I’m sure that Jo Stafford and Dinah Shore did that song as well, but the answer is, “no one.”
Julie London, the hottest babe married to the hippest coolest dude, Bobby Troup… composer of the hottest Jazz standard ‘Route 66’.
Here he is in 1964 Japan (Dennis Budimir – guitar, Don Bagley – bass, Dennells Barton – drums) on Japan’s Julie London Show:
.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kLUYf6cekMA
.
.
Key word:
* “Two cc saline, stat!”
Not Ringer’s Lactate?
And, who can forget his appearance in the movie “MASH”!
Diana Krall cites Julie London as a major influence. As much as I’ve enjoyed DK, she needs to ditch the god awful sappy string section and get back to basics. Russell Malone is all the strings anyone needs. Prove me wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgeVx8QoVaQ