Fifties Television: Obscure 1950s pop singer sings " No, Not Much!"
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Loved Judy Johnson, ever since, I can remember. Truly a "Singer's Singer."
Tony7840 1 year ago
I wish they had tv like this.
SamoanLOSER1 1 year ago
Another discovery of a real talent from the past. Anyone out there got a clip from "Tonight! America after dark" circa 1957?
bongovista 1 year ago
This is from "THE ROBERT Q. LEWIS SHOW", around February 1956 [he was on CBS' weekday schedule at 2pm(et)]. Merv Griffin (mentioned at :03) was also a regular singer on the show [he later remembered Robert Q. was an egotistical son-of-a-bitch]. Jill Corey, Judy's replacement, later became a popular singer on her own the following year. After Judy had her baby, she briefly returned as the vocalist on the short-lived "TONIGHT! AMERICA AFTER DARK" in 1957.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago