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Born in Santa Barbara, California, she graduated in 1956 from high school in Westchester, Los Angeles. In 1964, the same year that she arrived in the United Kingdom, she became the first solo folk performer signed to a major British record label, when she gained a recording contract with Decca Records. Within a decade she had a well-established career. In 1965 she was reportedly the first folksinger to fill the Royal Albert Hall, and was described by The Times as "Britain's First Lady of Folk".
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Such a lovely song from the past ..2022..m stil listerning
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She had a really beautiful voice. God bless sister Julie.
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Ain't it great to hear a different interpretation of one your favourite songs. What a find . Many thanks.
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Oh dang .I didn't know this came before the pouges..
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Dreamed a dream by the old canal. Only Ewan MacColl could have written it.
Julie sang beat perfect. We still miss her. An artist in her own time and ours.
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Beautiful, never heard before
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Great voice!
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Rest In Peace, Julie Felix!
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Sounds of the sixties shown last night again on bbc4 had Leonard Cohen singing on a show called " Once more with Felix " with the song introduced by this beautiful woman who I'd never heard of called Julie Felix , hence why im here listening for the first time ever to this wonderful version of one of my favourite songs of all time { Pouges } Wow that took a while ) π.
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Wow only got too see Julie Felix a few moments in time now a Treasure.
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Beautiful version β€
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BEATIFULL...
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Very beautiful
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Julie Felix: American folk singer/songwriter who enjoyed an enduring success in England, where she lived for most of her career.
Born: June 14, 1938, Santa Barbara, California, United States
Died: March 22, 2020, Chorleywood, England
Cause of Death: Short illness
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Today, on the eve of The Beatles' final release Now and Then, I finally discovered this singer, quite by happenstance, via a foto of her and Paul McCartney in 1967 posted on Pinterest. And quit googling around, I came to appreciate her accomplishments. It is a shame that I had never heard of her until now because her family background somewhat mirrors mine. I was born in the US (1st gen) in 1963 (60 yo) and grew up in the middle of Beatlemania. Like her, my father is a Latino immigrant (hers Mexicano--mine Boliviano) who also happened to perform professionally as a musician. My mum is an immigrant from Cardiff, Wales. It was Julie's Welsh and Latino background grabbed my attention right away, and as a musician myself, I was kinda shocked that I had never heard of her before. I can forgive myself because her career mainly happened back home in Britain, so we would not have had much exposure to her. My parents both arrived in the US around 1962 and that was a good 2 years before she reached major success in Britain. C'est la vie... la vida... I am rather enjoying her work through the magic of YouTube!
And it must be said, quoting (paraphrasing?) Branford Marsalis, "We Musicians hate singers, but we LOVE musicians who sing." And Julie Felix mosdef is a musician who sings. What is not to love?
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Sings the song beautiful
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I've loved this song ever since I heard Jackie Washington sing it over 50 years ago.
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You' re superriorrrr julie..you are everytime in my hearth β€π
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Sweet version.
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@paulharvey2851
2 years ago
Such a beautiful version of the Ewan MacColl song, which was actually written in 1949 about the town of Salford in Lancashire. I knew the Dubliners did a version around this time but didn't know Julie Felix covered it. File under very special.
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