About Julie Budd
Pop singer, born as Edith Erdman in Brooklyn 1954. She released an album in 1968 that included the track "All's Quiet on West 23rd," penned by Resnick and Levine, and based on the real-life Kitty Genovese case. In both appearance and style she is sometimes compared to Barbra Streisand. She continued performing and occasionally recording into the 2010s.
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I Love Your Kind Of Loving
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See you in september
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Don't Take Your Love Away
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Music To My Heart
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Touch Me
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I Don't Know How To Love Him (from the rock-opera "Jesus Christ Superstar")
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The Long And Winding Road
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All's Quiet on West 23rd Street
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Call Me
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Just Say Goodbye
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people are strange
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Roses and Rainbows
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New Hope
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West Side Apartment
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How Can I Be Sure (Of You)
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You've Got A Friend
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When You Wish Upon A Star
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All's Quiet On West 23rd
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Marie de Vere
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I Will Wait For You
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I Don't Know How To Love Him
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The Best Is yet to Come
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Pure Imagination
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Follow Your Dream
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All the Way
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Never Never Land
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My Shining Hour
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I've Got The World On a String
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Yesterday's Sunshine
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Whistle A Tune
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Black is Black
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Where Do I Go From Here
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Looking Through The Eyes Of Love
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I'm Beginning To See The Light
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Blame It On My Youth
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In the Wee Small Hours
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Georgie Porgie
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Let's Fall In Love
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If I Were A Bell
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Skylark
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Like Someone In Love
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I'm a Fool to Want You
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If You Love Me, Really Love Me
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How About You
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It Don't Mean A Thing
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For All We Know
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Child of Plenty
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Little Toy Store
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Fly, Little Bird
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Where Am I Going
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