JULIE BUDD

Biography: Julie Budd is considered to be one of the most exciting singers on the scene today. While enjoying a multi-faceted musical career, Julie Budd's credits range from television to film and the New York stage, from symphonies to the most lavish casinos and showrooms in the country.

She began her professional career at the tender age of twelve, after meeting record producer/orchestrator, Herb Bernstein, who immediately took Julie under his wing and introduced her to Merv Griffin at a recording session in New York City. After hearing Julie sing, this "Mini-Girl with the Maxi-Voice" was invited to appear on over 100 of Merv's TV shows. When Julie received a standing ovation from both the audience and the entire TV studio staff, it was just the beginning. From there she went on to appear on The Tonight Show, Entertainment Tonight and every other major TV show.

In the years that followed, Julie co-starred with such legendary performers as Frank Sinatra, Bill Cosby, Joan Rivers, Bob Hope, George Burns, Liberace, and Carol Burnett. As Julie recalls, "What a way to grow up and start in this business!!! These people were wonderful to me. Some kids went to school, but I went to work and learned from the best. Each one of these performers was a great professor to me and I was lucky to have had the opportunity to know them all. I owe so much to them."Julie Budd is considered to be one of the most exciting singers on the scene today. While enjoying a multi-faceted musical career, Julie Budd's credits range from television to film and the New York stage, from symphonies to the most lavish casinos and showrooms in the country.