13 Facts About Julie Budd

Julie Budd was born on May 4,1954 and is an American recording artist and actress.

Julie Budd began her singing career at the age of 12 when, after winning amateur night at a resort camp, she was spotted by producer Herb Bernstein, who became her manager and arranger.

Julie Budd became a regular on the NBC summer series Showcase '68.

Julie Budd appeared on the Merv Griffin Show, The Ed Sullivan Show, The Tonight Show, The Carol Burnett Show and The Jim Nabors Hour.

Julie Budd became a frequent performer on the Las Vegas Strip, supporting Sinatra, Liberace, George Burns, and Bob Hope.

Julie Budd performed the title song for the 1972 film Living Free, which played over the opening credits.

Julie Budd continues to perform mainly in the New York City area and Las Vegas.

Julie Budd released the albums Pure Imagination and If You Could See Me Now, and to commemorate Sinatra's centenary on December 12,2015, she has released an album, Remembering Mr Sinatra.

Julie Budd has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and the Kennedy Center.

Julie Budd has performed concerts and one-woman shows at the London Palladium and the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center.

Julie Budd has worked with symphony orchestras including Baltimore Symphony, National Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, Austin Symphony, Alabama Symphony, Philadelphia Symphony, Dallas Symphony and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.

Julie Budd is associated with the Circle Repertory Company and Playwrights Horizons of New York City.

Julie Budd starred in the 1981 Walt Disney film The Devil and Max Devlin as a 19-year-old high school dropout and aspiring singer.