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"I'm a Bad, Bad, Bad Woman" - Julie Wilson
Words & Music by: Cy Coleman At 83, the "kid from Omaha" Nebraska and actor (Holt (More) Words & Music by: Cy Coleman At 83, the "kid from Omaha" Nebraska and actor (Holt McCallany)'s mother, still tosses her famed "red boa" around like "nobody's business". This clip, from her Cabaret Show, was filmed at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater, in New York City. Undoubtedly "gorgeous" in her teens, Julie won the "Miss Omaha Pageant. Unfortunately she was forced to return her crown when the mother of her runner-up researched the County birth records and found that "little Julia" was 3 months shy of the "pageant age requirement". She's been, "A Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad Woman', ever since. Barely enrolled at Omaha University, Julie grabbed the first chance to get out of town when she joined Earl Carroll's Vanities. This eventually led her to the chorus line of the Latin Quarter, and finally the Copacabana. It was wartime, and she was making $75 a week and feeling pretty good about it. After a Copa USO tour in Europe, she was promoted to a singing spot in the lavish Copacabana production numbers, where she introduced, "There's An Awful Lot of Coffee in Brazil", ("The Coffee Song"). Miami and Hollywood clubs dates followed, including the famous Mocambo but eventually New York lured her back. There she fine-tuned her stagecraft in musical comedies like Kiss Me Kate, replacing Lisa Kirk as Bianca. When the play moved to London in 1951, so did Julie. In London she appeared in shows such as South Pacific and Bells Are Ringing, and enrolled in the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. By doing so she gave up the chance to open on Broadway, as Babe in what would become a long running hit, The Pajama Game. (Ironically, several years later, she replaced Janis Paige's replacement in the very role she had rejected.) Julie returned to Broadway in 1955, appearing in Kismet, and then touring in shows such as Show Boat, Panama Hattie, Silk Stockings, and Hi Fidelity. During the 1950's, Julie made several recordings, and she also made some wonderful black-and-white movies, like, The Strange One, and This Could be The Night, where she played "Rosebud", a blonde nightclub chanteuse. She had stage roles in Follies, Company, and A Little Night Music but her niche, and her reputation, was for in "the clubs" - the glamorous, romantic rooms of the 'Fifties. There she reigned in the finest rooms in the finest hotels. Widely recognized as the queen of cabaret, Julie has played: The Persian Room at The Plaza Hotel, The Maisonette at the St. Regis Hotel, Michael's Pub in NYC, The Russian Tea Room, The Algonquin Hotel 's Oak Room, Rainbow and Stars, Eighty-Eight's and Firebird to name a few. Peter Allen wrote a part for her in his musical, Legs Diamond, for which she was nominated for a Tony. In 1992, PBS ran a special of her cabaret show. I FIRST MET JULIE IN 1973 at her vocal coach's (Keith Davis) midtown apartment. I was there to audition some of my songs for her. She chose several and began to use one or two at a club she was playing then called Brothers and Sisters. I was playing very regularly at a hot new club called Reno Sweeney's. I opened it with Barry Manilow. We split sets before the owner, Lewis Friedman, had his liquor license. Our regulars were: Karen Akers, John c. Attle, Edith Beale, Barbara Cook, Nell Carter, Blossom Dearie, Baby Jane Dexter, Jackie Curtis, Cab Calloway, Quentin Crisp, Ellen Greene, Lesley Gore, Marta Heflin, Paul Jabara, Gail Kantor, Sally Kellerman, Dianne Keaton, Phoebe Legere, Milissa Manchester, The Manhattan Transfer, Andrea Marcovicci, Meatloaf, Bette Midler, Kim Milford, Anita O'day, Odetta, Jane Olivor, Martha Reeves, Betty Rhodes, Marc Shaiman, Patti Smith, Phoebe Snow, Marlyn Sokol, Luthor Vandross, Cherry Vinilla and Holly Woodlawn and many others. It was a hot spot! One evening at Reno's I was showcasing songs using singers who were performing my songs around town (among them were Thelma Carpenter and Brandy Lee). Julie agreed to be part of the evening and perform "It's Tough To Be Poor." The deal... I get her a gardenia for the event. I have loved her ever since. Sincerely, Richard Currier Producer/Director: Richard Currier (Excerpt/"Put Your Hands Together") ©2008 richard currier Discover Julie @: http://www.citycabaret.com/jwilson/ ************** (Less)