@Bluetrain67 please do not try and equal the mannish Diana Krall to Julie London. Julie is far superior to her. You can compare any song and Julie runs circles around her. To say she was the Diana Krall of her time is belittling. Julie was the greatest.
This music reminds of the beautiful music that once was popular in our country. We sure have taken a huge dive from where we once were. Her voice is a delight to the ears.
Julie London is my kind of female singer - I prefer deeper, seductive voices. This song is a dream as it is. And with Julie's voice it turns into a fairytale.
Her voice was silky, lush, and so sensuous. What a beauty, I could've fallen for her big time. I read that she was really sweet and good to her friends. There is a great BBC series on her on youtube, four stars too.
OMG I had no idea she recorded this song. I fell in love with it by Johnny Mathis and had the band play this song for our first dance at our wedding, in 1964. I love, love her version. My older brother had a major thing for Julie. So beautiful, classy, and oh so talented. Glad I found this.
@IgnorantOwl lmao... so if i did know about music it would have to be this boring peice of shit? LOL i like rock music there Now go start war with that genre lawl.
@IgnorantOwl I listen to rock as in bands like " disturbed" LOL you think someone has to be intelligent enough to listen to this boring shit ? Haha ok you keep listening to your black and white gay shit which you think takes alot of intelligence to understand what ever that means rofl..
@awais142 music is more than black and white. i also listened to disturbed, metallica, black label society and plenty of other shit. you know nothing of music. why did you even come listen to this in the first place? GTFO please and let other people enjoy the music.
@awais142 What made you think you are the only one who listened to Rock in here? What is most amazing is bands like 'disturbed' was enough for all your emotions,
@awais142 I can't even begin to understand how you are missing the amazing tenderness of this song. Are you that emotionally stunted that you can't feel the heart in her voice? I pity you...
La diferencia de esta clase de música, es que antes se privilegiaba la "música" y el ritmo era solo eso y nada mas. Hoy la dudosa música que se hace, solo privilegia el acompañamiento rítmico, la imagen y los efectos técnicos.....y de "música" no queda mucho....
Julie took up singing fairly late in her career. Primarily an actress, she had a long running TV series in the late fifties or early sixties. Married to another accomplished musician and composer, Bobb Troupe.
@mockingbirdarmada Hey, it's a list of personal favourites, not meaning to declare "the best" or anything.. Point taken though, Anita O'Day is absolutely wonderful! Beautiful, genuinly female voice =)
@ukcatfan36 Mostly true. Check out the band Florence and the Machine. She goes back to the clasic love lyrics with an amazing voice. Drumming Song is a great example. Its about her heart when her lover gets near.Sounds lame, but that girl sings her heart out
Men used to treat a woman like a woman.. these days men want a play mate & a GF who will play Xbox with them,go watch footy & have a few beers...not spend hours brushing her hair in front of a mirror...Next time u tell the Mrs to hurry up because ur waiting to go out, Remember... she has to do her hair for 4 hours, apply the lippy, put on her pretty little perfect dress,matching shoes & bag, then not forgetting to kiss ur ass before setting out for an evening with you..Pompous Idiots!
I used to watch the series "Emergency" on the tube in the 70's and my mom would gasp when she saw Julie London as "Dixie McCall", R.N. She said " Take that darnn nurse cap off, let your hair down, put on a plunging neckline sequence gown, dim the lights and sing something sweet and low for us". What in the world is she doing on that show"?
@40warhawkp I dont think you should have said lady gaga bc she can actually sing and she righs hre own music n is inspired by artist like julie london
@40warhawkp Stop listening to crap music then, music today is better than it has ever been. Turn off your television, radio etc and go make a little effort to find it and stop complaining with this boilerplate internet cliché.
@23071957jazzman Spoken like someone with an inability to find music that isn't in handed to them by mass media :) I have been a musician since I was 3 I play most things that are handed to me excluding brass. I grew up on Jazz music predominantly but love all styles and i'm tone deaf because you cant find good music? Hahaha OK :P
@40warhawkp ............Damn cigarettes damaged this fine lady...........but of course in those days, cigs were so fashionable........Yes, we lost a great a voice, not like the stage circus shows we have today.................
haranoe - Good afternoon . Thanks for your coments . You're an educated man I fill it. You have a high english . My english is poor , but, I have sure you can understand me . I love read high kind of english like you done . I am a very old brazilian man . Kind regards for you and your family . Arqueiroify (from Brazil)
Youtube has helped launch a resurgence in the interest of Julie London. That's a good thing. If you'd a told me a couple of years ago Julie would have gotten a 1/2 million hits to hear Misty I would have laughed......Love you Julie!!!!!
Ya it's incorrect cuz the "who" in your sentence isn't the main character of the story. The people who are supposed to go listen to Gaga are the "who", the people being listened to are the "whom". But it's just teh internetz so no1 rly cares.
@garylsorrell I Happen to love Lady Gaga :) AND Julie London. I have a wide love for music, if you look for art in music and talent Gaga has it now most people judge just cuz she is crazy..that she is but she isnt bat shit crazy :) if you actualy pay attention to her lyrics and look at what she wears you could see the performance arts of it, but then again im weird :) so I'll be quiet :D
@mlaster2 Thats cool. It probably wasnt a fair comment for me to make, kind of a knee jerk reaction. I also have a fairly broad range of musical interests. Everything from classical to country to rap. Older folks like me often pine away for the old days, but time dowes move on, and so do peoples taste in music. Really, go back to the 70s, and Cher was every bit as flamboyent as Gaga, and Ive always loved Cher.
@garylsorrell Thankyou :) I really enjoy people that dare to be different, When I saw Bjork :))) perform on the Oscars when I was 7 I litteraly thought she was out of a fairytale. and I loved her since !!!, performance arts and a beautiful beat just gets me more then anything. I may be 16 but my heart of music goes back a hundred years :) I love Jazz, R&B, Blues,Rap~Now that depends on the artist ~ Elton John,Evanescence,Julie London, Bessie Smith,Bjork, Lady Gaga, Missy Elliot, Emily Autumn
@garylsorrell I listen to GAGA but I also Love this song by Julie London! they are both beautiful artist in their own right.....just depends how open you can be to different types of music.
DIEEEESIRAE - You're quite correct of course in many ways, but we've gone well beyond the bounds of equality. I liked the romance and the holding open of doors, but not the inequality in pay. Where have we arrived with our libbing? We're running empires, countries, farming the kids out, and marrying house husbands. Is this 18-hour day the dream we strove for with our bra burning and banner waving?
@argaretbea The challenge was that the women's movement sought equality by trying to change gender roles in society vs making it an economic parity. I'm in my 40's- not 50- and consider myself refined. Women's lib did accomplish much in awareness, but as a society we have moved on. Few people today have issues with female doctors, judges, lawyers, political representatives. There are relatively few CEO who are women but that's a process. I do n't call owners of businesses CEO's,
I was around when Julie London was in her hey day. It was the culture of "Me Tarzan you Jane". I'd like to have some of that now. So in consideration of the utter futility of unisex and women's lib I wish we could do a rewind.
Hah, if you wanna stay home, shit out kids, get paid less than men, and have less of an education, go right on ahead. The days of women only being secretaries and telephone operators are over. We're CEOs and rock stars.
@DIEEEESIRAE "shit out kids"? The defense rests. I'll take my kids, my man, my home over being chained to the photocopier and endlessly checking email any day.
Hi trumsahead, I was only 69 when I joined YouTube officially...I'm newly 72 now, guess I should change my username, huh?...but, then, I'd have to change it every year, LOL. I very much love/d Julie, along with many other female singers e.g., Dakota Staton, Ella, June Christy, Sarah, Lena, etc. then there is/was JM (No. 1), Frank Sinatra, lots of jazz musicians like Oscar, Dave Brubeck, Errol, Ahmad Jamal, not enough room here to list them all, but you get the picture. God bless
only 57 and 1 mo. so i didnt hear these songs by her nor have i seen her, but now after all my hard rock and i totally love rammstein aus Berlin, this is nice so very nice but i am variable always have been and all is good always has been, for me a open book, oh and i am not old
only57 and 1 mo. so i didnt hear these songs by her nor have i seen her, but now after all my hard rock and i totally love rammstein aus Berlin, this is nice so very nice but i am variable always have been and all is good always has been, for me a open book,
I always enjoyed her on tv when I was a kid. I'm pretty sure it was her own show. Listening now to Misty this is not my favorite version for sure, and the arrangement is terrible. The flutes in this version doing their little bird trills make me wanna kill the flutist. But I always loved Julie London's singing.
I don't agree. I remember Sarah Vaughn making it a hit, and Johnny Mathis coming in second place. I know Ella sang it but don't recall her getting a hit out of it. But when I think of Julie London I hear Cry Me A River in my head.
My favorite Ella Fitz was her Gershwin albums; her voice was like velvet then, her best years I think.
@trumpsahead well everybody has their own opinion...so im not goin to argue, i jst heard the song an ella sanged it so i assumed bt if u think...know that that woman made it a hit then ok
It's fact: Sarah Vaughn had a very big hit singing Misty; became her signature song; heard her sing it a 1000x. I think it was her first Gold record, although she had a few earlier hits, Whatever Lola Wants and Make Yourself Comfortable were hits but I don't think Gold. In the 50's, anything Sassy Sarah sang was a hit, she was that hot.
Ella was great but did not make Misty a hit but sang it because it was a great tune that became standard.
@LincolnKat Yes, she was married to Webb way back in the 40's and 50's, then she married Bobby Troup and was with him until he passed. She passed I dont think to much after he did of a stroke. Loved both of them on Emergency 51 TV show.
julie , a very nice sexy voice, love it.
bartdekale 3 days ago
As silky, sultry and beautiful as it gets, Julie was one of a kind, wonderful!
Lloydhl 4 days ago
Pure Class all the way. She was one hot lady. Beauty and a beautiful voice.
Raysboat 1 week ago
I remember her from the 70's tv show Emergency.
chrissylm37 1 week ago
play "Misty" for me.
Independent488 2 weeks ago
This song belongs to Julie with Johnny right behind.
ticagator 2 weeks ago
great song, silly arrangement, Julie superb as always
kram2158 2 weeks ago
audio and visual are sizzling
torque302 3 weeks ago
@Bluetrain67 please do not try and equal the mannish Diana Krall to Julie London. Julie is far superior to her. You can compare any song and Julie runs circles around her. To say she was the Diana Krall of her time is belittling. Julie was the greatest.
misadiegolo 4 weeks ago 5
I miss women like this!!!!!!
hobie65202 1 month ago 2
@hobie65202 what about Melody Gardot!
salsa4friends 2 weeks ago
I get misty just hearing she sings
MrUtopia1990 1 month ago
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phattbhoy 1 month ago
i think this is absolutely beautiful.
Zkyhabbii 1 month ago
my dad told me lisa if i ever find a woman who sings like ella & has her legs I AM LEAVING UR MOM JOKINGLY,,,,but whoa....taste!
4615larkc 1 month ago 2
This music reminds of the beautiful music that once was popular in our country. We sure have taken a huge dive from where we once were. Her voice is a delight to the ears.
edmilan1 1 month ago 2
Have to agree with everyone else, American pop music has taken a huge dive from this era
Swansoni333 2 months ago
Julie London is my kind of female singer - I prefer deeper, seductive voices. This song is a dream as it is. And with Julie's voice it turns into a fairytale.
sweetlorraine0 2 months ago in playlist More videos from amce7946 2
Visually she reminds me a lot of Gregory Peck.
motney555 2 months ago
Love dripping from the lips of a beautiful woman.Leave us with the saxaphone playing and we will soon be three.Thanks for the moment
LutherRayable 2 months ago
Sarah Vaughn also does a really good cover of this song.
noalittleaboutlot 2 months ago
Her voice was silky, lush, and so sensuous. What a beauty, I could've fallen for her big time. I read that she was really sweet and good to her friends. There is a great BBC series on her on youtube, four stars too.
sauroid1 2 months ago
Her voice alone was enough to make most men fall in love, add classy and looks, too, and WOW!
Lloydhl 3 months ago 4
NO ONE comes near her beauty and class today!
lclovesu2 3 months ago 4
hoşçakal.......
2tanyeri 3 months ago
She doesn't sing the melody, she caresses it.
echopractic 3 months ago 23
OMG the definition of POP has so much changed these days.....
simpson2221 3 months ago 2
Stunning!
JoanSinger1 4 months ago 3
Divine song and voice! Yes, it's indeed misty, smokey, dark, pleasant! That's a feeling I get from listening to her and this song in particular.
sweetlorraine0 4 months ago 4
OMG I had no idea she recorded this song. I fell in love with it by Johnny Mathis and had the band play this song for our first dance at our wedding, in 1964. I love, love her version. My older brother had a major thing for Julie. So beautiful, classy, and oh so talented. Glad I found this.
MaryJoyce1941 4 months ago
Julie London was the Diana Krall of her time...
Bluetrain67 4 months ago
@Bluetrain67
Thank you for your appreciation of quality and talent ,hard for some people to see now, or listen to .
DORSEY12100 4 months ago
You have -zero- class if you don't like Julie London. I'm a heavy metal guy at heart, but I have a serious soft spot for jazz.
Kaduos 4 months ago 5
Sizzling hot...
torque302 4 months ago
beautiful voice
klmkatz 4 months ago
And you didnt have to be Butt naked to sell records. Just talent was enough
xraylax 5 months ago 4
Vão os dois procurar uma namorada, ou namorado...?! They'll both look a girlfriend or boyfriend ...?!
ivolirjmg 5 months ago
She use to play in the TV show, Emergency, in the 70s as an RN, went by the name Dix if I remember correctly. Nice looking woman.
Eds7570 5 months ago
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So fucking boring music....... GOD haha
awais142 5 months ago
asian american sing misty more please take a look
waggietoo 5 months ago
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Boooooooring lol
awais142 5 months ago
@awais142
Congratulations at knowing nothing about music and having the attention span of a 10 year old.
Go play your little dragon ball games.
IgnorantOwl 5 months ago
@IgnorantOwl lmao... so if i did know about music it would have to be this boring peice of shit? LOL i like rock music there Now go start war with that genre lawl.
awais142 5 months ago
@awais142
Then perhaps you should go listen to your Jonas Brothers instead of commenting on music you aren't intelligent enough to understand.
IgnorantOwl 5 months ago
@IgnorantOwl I listen to rock as in bands like " disturbed" LOL you think someone has to be intelligent enough to listen to this boring shit ? Haha ok you keep listening to your black and white gay shit which you think takes alot of intelligence to understand what ever that means rofl..
awais142 5 months ago
@awais142 music is more than black and white. i also listened to disturbed, metallica, black label society and plenty of other shit. you know nothing of music. why did you even come listen to this in the first place? GTFO please and let other people enjoy the music.
HINDERIZED 5 months ago 3
@awais142 What made you think you are the only one who listened to Rock in here? What is most amazing is bands like 'disturbed' was enough for all your emotions,
bawkshish 4 months ago
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@bawkshish This song is boring as fuck LOL period.
awais142 4 months ago
@awais142 Good luck in life and love without comprehension of gentleness, then, comrade...
WedjatIaret 4 months ago
@awais142 I can't even begin to understand how you are missing the amazing tenderness of this song. Are you that emotionally stunted that you can't feel the heart in her voice? I pity you...
KASHETCHUMFOOTWORK 4 months ago 2
Classy, just classy.
zzzut 6 months ago
I love her voice!
shreeangela 6 months ago
Julie London is like a hidden treasure, it´s there waiting for you to discover it.
I´m glad I discovered it, I prefer Julie diamond to sparkling bijouterie Britney, Miley, Gaga etc.
1Marie1Anne1 6 months ago 2
female chet baker
ALKIS6891 7 months ago
Her voice as beautiful as her face
migports 7 months ago 39
@migports Never heard it said better.
hobie65202 1 month ago
her voice is just magic.. :') I'm 11.
Catwomen4512 7 months ago in playlist Julie London
These were the real singers...........She was great..
margot9230 7 months ago 3
I had never heard of Julie London before... this is pure gold...
justsayin111 7 months ago 2
Simply wonderful, sooo soothing, soooo mellow, WOW!!
Lloydhl 7 months ago
La diferencia de esta clase de música, es que antes se privilegiaba la "música" y el ritmo era solo eso y nada mas. Hoy la dudosa música que se hace, solo privilegia el acompañamiento rítmico, la imagen y los efectos técnicos.....y de "música" no queda mucho....
96793269 7 months ago
i can remember my mom and dad playing her music on the "hi-fi." that was even before stereo was invented. i thought that music was ,"hokey."
50 years later, it's a different story. this is good music to mellow out with.
it's timeless.
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power to lady gaga.
karmahgeddon 7 months ago
I wish I was 50 years older
sanan22 7 months ago
Julie was just awesome with that husky, emotional voice, wow!
Lloydhl 8 months ago
Beautiful.I never heard this singer before.Thank you.
serpentinecreature 8 months ago
smooth jazz stylings mmmmmmmmmm keeps me warm and cozy
buhbuhray13 8 months ago
i imagine an old cruise ship .. the 1920's .. the dance floor full of people .. and of course .. this song in the background
apic165 8 months ago
Julie took up singing fairly late in her career. Primarily an actress, she had a long running TV series in the late fifties or early sixties. Married to another accomplished musician and composer, Bobb Troupe.
007pml 8 months ago
Ella Fitzgerald. Aretha Franlkin. Dusty Springfield. Nina Simone. Billie Holiday. Julie London. Dinah Washington. Sarah Vaughan. Peggy Lee.
Genuine Divas, incredible Artists, unforgettable Women. Quality music, emotion, class.
I so wish I lived at their era
lightenup15 8 months ago in playlist come away with me
@lightenup15
What a list of talented ladies, everyone of them top quality, for sure, I was back then and remember them all, super singers and class, agreed.
Lloydhl 8 months ago
@lightenup15 You missed Anita O'day who should be first on that list.
mockingbirdarmada 8 months ago
@mockingbirdarmada Hey, it's a list of personal favourites, not meaning to declare "the best" or anything.. Point taken though, Anita O'Day is absolutely wonderful! Beautiful, genuinly female voice =)
lightenup15 7 months ago
I love Julie London and Gaga. Talent is talent.
mwb1089 8 months ago
Her voice has a haunting, sorta mysterious quality that no other artist can imitate, with the exception of the great Ella Fitzgerald..
criticsrule2 8 months ago
Sheer class. *****.
LEOPARDTWO 8 months ago
Remember when pop singers had beautiful voices and not just costumes?
dftr621 8 months ago 126
@dftr621 Unfortunatly, no.
Gerapa0 7 months ago
@dftr621 jackson ? the only one maybe, but still is :)
maloneska 7 months ago
@dftr621 she's considered a pop singer?
Phersephoie 6 months ago
@Phersephoie isnt she jazz?
selina1235678 6 months ago
@selina1235678 that's what i thought...i'm just asking
Phersephoie 5 months ago
@dftr621 yes I do, as I shake my head at the garbage today...
salpi23 1 month ago
Thanks for posting...sounds from the past...classy voice, smart lyrics.......no longer around!!
ukcatfan36 9 months ago 2
@ukcatfan36 Mostly true. Check out the band Florence and the Machine. She goes back to the clasic love lyrics with an amazing voice. Drumming Song is a great example. Its about her heart when her lover gets near.Sounds lame, but that girl sings her heart out
PsychoticSuperStar 8 months ago
omg, I waaant that dress.
dadabunny 9 months ago
the blue one.
dadabunny 9 months ago
Haley should sing this one...
HappyChucklez 9 months ago
my word she was gorgeous and a voice to match
goodies62892 9 months ago
FLUTES!!! <3 Julie London
DJGRINGO101 9 months ago
FLUTES!!!
DJGRINGO101 9 months ago
10 people got lost in the mist.....
chewjfsh 9 months ago 2
Awesome.
gorzelak2 9 months ago
Make Me A Samwich.
ucnative39436 9 months ago
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kbrianmclean 9 months ago
not that i want to hate on this or anything, but i like Ella Fitzgerald's a lot better. i do like this one too, just not as much as the original.
HINDERIZED 9 months ago
Beautifully sung, but whose idea were the random flutes? What a shame!
ashreebrooke 9 months ago 2
@ashreebrooke agree
yosoymmum 9 months ago
Men used to treat a woman like a woman.. these days men want a play mate & a GF who will play Xbox with them,go watch footy & have a few beers...not spend hours brushing her hair in front of a mirror...Next time u tell the Mrs to hurry up because ur waiting to go out, Remember... she has to do her hair for 4 hours, apply the lippy, put on her pretty little perfect dress,matching shoes & bag, then not forgetting to kiss ur ass before setting out for an evening with you..Pompous Idiots!
kitty1066 9 months ago
тэр хайр майр нь байсан бол утгаараа уяраад суухгүй юу..
InnaGina 9 months ago
@horselyle14 I don't understand what's wrong with wearing pants, though...
Shea354 10 months ago
Great song close your eyes and give it an ear.
IB1RU 10 months ago
@IB1RU Thats exactly what I do....!!Imelda from Mexcio in L.A....
ime916 10 months ago
Thanks so much for postings this great music, brings back wonderful memories!!!
mammie64 10 months ago
This sultry bombshell was also a prized "pin-up" girl for thousands of GI's in WW2.
mistressofaminer 10 months ago
@mistressofaminer
Born in 1926 she was only 13 when ww2 broke out. Mind you, by the time the yanks joined in she would have been 16, old enough for the GIs I suppose.
jeremy1000100 10 months ago
I used to watch the series "Emergency" on the tube in the 70's and my mom would gasp when she saw Julie London as "Dixie McCall", R.N. She said " Take that darnn nurse cap off, let your hair down, put on a plunging neckline sequence gown, dim the lights and sing something sweet and low for us". What in the world is she doing on that show"?
mistressofaminer 10 months ago
At 2:17 she kinda looks like Donna Reed. Beautiful song btw.
GEVMM 10 months ago
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thankallahalltime 11 months ago
This woman could really sing and what a class act...what the hell happened? Today there's so much inferior stuff like Lady gaga.
40warhawkp 11 months ago 55
@40warhawkp bad like gaga?have u listened to her records?they 're on youtube LISTEN and learn!
MsBallbeater 10 months ago
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@40warhawkp bad like gaga?have u listened to her records?they 're on youtube! LISTEN and learn!
MsBallbeater 10 months ago
@40warhawkp thats because music demand changed and our values to find the "good" music you have to search deep there out there though.
MilanPelar 8 months ago
@40warhawkp I dont think you should have said lady gaga bc she can actually sing and she righs hre own music n is inspired by artist like julie london
now people like britney spears now thats trash!
jess101angel 7 months ago 2
@40warhawkp Stop listening to crap music then, music today is better than it has ever been. Turn off your television, radio etc and go make a little effort to find it and stop complaining with this boilerplate internet cliché.
sacredgeometry 7 months ago
@sacredgeometry Spoken like a true tone deaf cloth eared muppett.
23071957jazzman 6 months ago
@23071957jazzman Spoken like someone with an inability to find music that isn't in handed to them by mass media :) I have been a musician since I was 3 I play most things that are handed to me excluding brass. I grew up on Jazz music predominantly but love all styles and i'm tone deaf because you cant find good music? Hahaha OK :P
sacredgeometry 6 months ago
@40warhawkp ............Damn cigarettes damaged this fine lady...........but of course in those days, cigs were so fashionable........Yes, we lost a great a voice, not like the stage circus shows we have today.................
TheDiscoDays 6 months ago 3
haranoe - Good afternoon . Thanks for your coments . You're an educated man I fill it. You have a high english . My english is poor , but, I have sure you can understand me . I love read high kind of english like you done . I am a very old brazilian man . Kind regards for you and your family . Arqueiroify (from Brazil)
Arqueiroify 11 months ago
Bare såååå dejlig en stemme .... ville give min højre arm for at kunne ha oplevet en live koncert ....
Allankarlsson 11 months ago
@Allankarlsson Det er sant det!!!!!
SingJazzWithSoul18 9 months ago
yes women looked like women in the old days ,now they look like porkers
korky52 11 months ago
Two words "Class Act"
JuanGoodeye 11 months ago
Hmph, this version could do with a lot less flutes.
applesomething 11 months ago
She is Legend and is still a great singer and a beautiful woman.
margot9230 11 months ago
I am 18 and I love, love, love this music. her voice is like magic & honey.
laureninwonderland1 11 months ago
Youtube has helped launch a resurgence in the interest of Julie London. That's a good thing. If you'd a told me a couple of years ago Julie would have gotten a 1/2 million hits to hear Misty I would have laughed......Love you Julie!!!!!
zamusicza 11 months ago
Who is Plying the Sax solo? It sounds like Zoot
bandrunner57 1 year ago
Beautiful! :o)
ranzdonz 1 year ago
amazing vocal
wenwen1120 1 year ago
great artist. and a babe.
0311RFLMN 1 year ago
@0311RFLMN
Every song I write I write for her to sing. Unfortunately she's no longer with us and they sound silly coming out of a guy.
brianallancobb 1 year ago
Fantastic!
Coucoutchicou 1 year ago
This diehard metalhead loves this. True jazz at it's best.
metalbornmetalbred 1 year ago
The 9 people who dislike this, dont know music. Go listen to Gaga or whoever.
garylsorrell 1 year ago 73
@garylsorrell. Any body who does not like this must be gaga!!
bbcisrubbish 1 year ago
@garylsorrell
*whomever
sk8teh14 11 months ago
@sk8teh14
No, I spelled it like I meant to spell it. If it's incorrect, blame my teachers.
garylsorrell 11 months ago
@garylsorrell
Ya it's incorrect cuz the "who" in your sentence isn't the main character of the story. The people who are supposed to go listen to Gaga are the "who", the people being listened to are the "whom". But it's just teh internetz so no1 rly cares.
sk8teh14 11 months ago
@garylsorrell haha well said..
music has become a business....
its not for the art any longer...
THEREALSIDGUY 11 months ago
@garylsorrell I Happen to love Lady Gaga :) AND Julie London. I have a wide love for music, if you look for art in music and talent Gaga has it now most people judge just cuz she is crazy..that she is but she isnt bat shit crazy :) if you actualy pay attention to her lyrics and look at what she wears you could see the performance arts of it, but then again im weird :) so I'll be quiet :D
mlaster2 11 months ago
@mlaster2 Thats cool. It probably wasnt a fair comment for me to make, kind of a knee jerk reaction. I also have a fairly broad range of musical interests. Everything from classical to country to rap. Older folks like me often pine away for the old days, but time dowes move on, and so do peoples taste in music. Really, go back to the 70s, and Cher was every bit as flamboyent as Gaga, and Ive always loved Cher.
garylsorrell 11 months ago
@garylsorrell Thankyou :) I really enjoy people that dare to be different, When I saw Bjork :))) perform on the Oscars when I was 7 I litteraly thought she was out of a fairytale. and I loved her since !!!, performance arts and a beautiful beat just gets me more then anything. I may be 16 but my heart of music goes back a hundred years :) I love Jazz, R&B, Blues,Rap~Now that depends on the artist ~ Elton John,Evanescence,Julie London, Bessie Smith,Bjork, Lady Gaga, Missy Elliot, Emily Autumn
mlaster2 11 months ago
@garylsorrell I love her and his music
valobar17 10 months ago
@garylsorrell I listen to GAGA but I also Love this song by Julie London! they are both beautiful artist in their own right.....just depends how open you can be to different types of music.
inaj27 8 months ago 3
@garylsorrell So you really think that it's impossible to like both ways ?
mrssareeem 8 months ago
DIEEEESIRAE - You're quite correct of course in many ways, but we've gone well beyond the bounds of equality. I liked the romance and the holding open of doors, but not the inequality in pay. Where have we arrived with our libbing? We're running empires, countries, farming the kids out, and marrying house husbands. Is this 18-hour day the dream we strove for with our bra burning and banner waving?
argaretbea 1 year ago 3
@argaretbea The challenge was that the women's movement sought equality by trying to change gender roles in society vs making it an economic parity. I'm in my 40's- not 50- and consider myself refined. Women's lib did accomplish much in awareness, but as a society we have moved on. Few people today have issues with female doctors, judges, lawyers, political representatives. There are relatively few CEO who are women but that's a process. I do n't call owners of businesses CEO's,
jmrleroy 10 months ago
I was around when Julie London was in her hey day. It was the culture of "Me Tarzan you Jane". I'd like to have some of that now. So in consideration of the utter futility of unisex and women's lib I wish we could do a rewind.
argaretbea 1 year ago 3
@argaretbea
Hah, if you wanna stay home, shit out kids, get paid less than men, and have less of an education, go right on ahead. The days of women only being secretaries and telephone operators are over. We're CEOs and rock stars.
There's no right way to be a woman.
DIEEEESIRAE 1 year ago
@DIEEEESIRAE
Except maybe Julie's way. Sigh. What a dame.
DIEEEESIRAE 1 year ago
@DIEEEESIRAE "shit out kids"? The defense rests. I'll take my kids, my man, my home over being chained to the photocopier and endlessly checking email any day.
zamusicza 11 months ago
Remind me why we embraced rock and roll...
ChristophePhilippe 1 year ago
Hi trumsahead, I was only 69 when I joined YouTube officially...I'm newly 72 now, guess I should change my username, huh?...but, then, I'd have to change it every year, LOL. I very much love/d Julie, along with many other female singers e.g., Dakota Staton, Ella, June Christy, Sarah, Lena, etc. then there is/was JM (No. 1), Frank Sinatra, lots of jazz musicians like Oscar, Dave Brubeck, Errol, Ahmad Jamal, not enough room here to list them all, but you get the picture. God bless
Only69now 1 year ago
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only 57 and 1 mo. so i didnt hear these songs by her nor have i seen her, but now after all my hard rock and i totally love rammstein aus Berlin, this is nice so very nice but i am variable always have been and all is good always has been, for me a open book, oh and i am not old
zzzippo55 1 year ago
only57 and 1 mo. so i didnt hear these songs by her nor have i seen her, but now after all my hard rock and i totally love rammstein aus Berlin, this is nice so very nice but i am variable always have been and all is good always has been, for me a open book,
zzzippo55 1 year ago
written by the great pianist Errol Garner 1954
starsby 1 year ago
I always enjoyed her on tv when I was a kid. I'm pretty sure it was her own show. Listening now to Misty this is not my favorite version for sure, and the arrangement is terrible. The flutes in this version doing their little bird trills make me wanna kill the flutist. But I always loved Julie London's singing.
trumpsahead 1 year ago
@trumpsahead this was Ella Fitzgerald song
46188Maria 1 year ago
@46188Maria
I don't agree. I remember Sarah Vaughn making it a hit, and Johnny Mathis coming in second place. I know Ella sang it but don't recall her getting a hit out of it. But when I think of Julie London I hear Cry Me A River in my head.
My favorite Ella Fitz was her Gershwin albums; her voice was like velvet then, her best years I think.
trumpsahead 1 year ago
@trumpsahead well everybody has their own opinion...so im not goin to argue, i jst heard the song an ella sanged it so i assumed bt if u think...know that that woman made it a hit then ok
46188Maria 1 year ago
@46188Maria
It's fact: Sarah Vaughn had a very big hit singing Misty; became her signature song; heard her sing it a 1000x. I think it was her first Gold record, although she had a few earlier hits, Whatever Lola Wants and Make Yourself Comfortable were hits but I don't think Gold. In the 50's, anything Sassy Sarah sang was a hit, she was that hot.
Ella was great but did not make Misty a hit but sang it because it was a great tune that became standard.
Search the Internet to satisfy yourself.
trumpsahead 1 year ago
@trumpsahead thanks bt no thanks
46188Maria 1 year ago
who is the idiot the didnt like it?????????
SQUADRONSIXTYNINE 1 year ago
did you know julie londons real name was gayle peck
kerron32 1 year ago
I had forgotten how pure and beautiful Julie's voice was. If I remember correctly, she was married to Jack Webb.
LincolnKat 1 year ago
@LincolnKat Yes, she was married to Webb way back in the 40's and 50's, then she married Bobby Troup and was with him until he passed. She passed I dont think to much after he did of a stroke. Loved both of them on Emergency 51 TV show.
jimgreene68 1 year ago
I love Julie London, but Johnny Mathis is doing a much better job on Misty.
DuckVanQuack 1 year ago
Kevin, they were and they did sound sexier and I was young then, wouldn't have missed it at all!
27sepulchre 1 year ago
Great to see a white girl attempt it.
jerramy 1 year ago
@jbecker8082 That was a really scary movie.
2711913 1 year ago
the flutes ruin an otherwise beautiful song.
MoneyIsSilver 1 year ago 3
So sultry and so beautiful. Wow that voice is so amazing. Definitely in the top 1% of my favorite vocalists.
Singjoyous 1 year ago
Im 20 years old, Im so proud im falling in love with this song while my friends are crazy with lady gaga and justine bieber lol
enlightmentage 1 year ago
Great. A tribute to the beautiful distinctive Julie London.
Wonderful photos. The song I hear you.
A good film work.
Amazing memories.
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Thanks for sharing.
IngridHexerl 1 year ago 3
@IngridHexerl You are so beautiful with this choosen. You know a lot about eleganta and nice music. Congratulations.
alejitalamaimi 1 year ago
Wonderful voice, beautiful woman !
girllostinu 1 year ago
Julie London singing Misty
sometime between 1969-1975 London
IrenePaxSings 1 year ago