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Julie Budd is an American singer and actress with a powerhouse voice and a career that began when she was just 12. After winning an amateur night at a resort camp, she caught the ear of producer Herb Bernstein, who went on to manage and arrange for her and landed her a three-year recording deal with MGM Records. She soon became a regular on NBC's Showcase '68 and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and The Tonight Show. At 16 she opened for Frank Sinatra at Caesars Palace, the youngest artist ever to do so, and she went on to appear often on the Las Vegas Strip in support of headliners like Bob Hope, Liberace and George Burns as well as Sinatra. She sang the title song for the 1972 film Living Free. Her albums include Pure Imagination, If You Could See Me Now (2000) and Remembering Mr. Sinatra (2015), released for Sinatra's centenary. Her concert stages have included Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center and the London Palladium, and appears with symphony orchestras. She also teaches master classes and brings classic showmanship and a soaring voice to every concert stage.