Off Topic: Julie London bass duet

[LawDaddy]

I don't believe I've seen this posted here before. Worth another look if it has, though.

How this guy keeps his cool is beyond me.

Julie London & Bass Duet Bye Bye Blackbird Colour TV Show - YouTube

[J Romano]

That was great!!!!! Thanks for sharing. Loved it.......

[Holdsg]

nothing, no, not any thing, comes between us and our instrument of choice! that was fun.

[2ndBassGuitar]

Nice link....she was Dixie McCall on the 70's TV show Emergency. She had probably the biggest hit of the jazz standard "Cry Me a River" (Joe Cocker did a rock version). Another bit of trivia - her husband was Bobby Troup a jazz pianist/composer. He also acted in Emergency. You may have heard a song that he wrote titled Route 66.

[markbass99]

AWESOME!!!! (I think I would have passed out, you know, like Gilligan w/Ginger)

[five7]

the glissando says it all

[LawDaddy]

Nice link....she was Dixie McCall on the 70's TV show Emergency. She had probably the biggest hit of the jazz standard "Cry Me a River" (Joe Cocker did a rock version). Another bit of trivia - her husband was Bobby Troup a jazz pianist/composer. He also acted in Emergency. You may have heard a song that he wrote titled Route 66.

Her album "This is Julie" with just her, bass, and Barney Kessel on guitar is an all-time fave of mine. It took me awhile to put together the fact that she was also the hot nurse in my favorite show growing up!

[JayDawg]

Nice link....she was Dixie McCall on the 70's TV show Emergency. She had probably the biggest hit of the jazz standard "Cry Me a River" (Joe Cocker did a rock version). Another bit of trivia - her husband was Bobby Troup a jazz pianist/composer. He also acted in Emergency. You may have heard a song that he wrote titled Route 66.

I remember watching her on that show but I never knew she was also a singer. How cool.

[nurnay]

Sweet.