One of 11 songs recorded in 2023 on my Judy Street Album.
Original written by David Paugh. (David always thought that I could sound like Karen) He wrote “Another Day” in 1973 for The Carpenter’s. He played it for Richard, and he liked it, but at that time they were going in a different direction.

Another Day (2023 CD version)

I recorded my "Cover Girl" CD in 2014 to travel to England and perform a show. My only HIT in the Northern Soul genre is "WHAT" & I needed at least 10 songs to sing, so I included this one. "Tainted Love." This is the first song on that album.

Cover Girl

Tainted Love

I recorded my Cover Girl CD in 2014. I was going to the UK to sing my hit song #23 WHAT at Skegness for the Northern Soul Butlin's weekender. I sang with the Diane Shaw band and needed to have a whole set worth of songs. "Long After Tonight is All Over" Musicians: Guitars: Kenne Cramer/Tom Stewart, Keys: Jim Kirby, Bass: Ger Hoffman, Drums: Michael Grando.

Long After Tonight Is All Over- Cover Girl CD

Moving into1984 - Tony Carr and I put together a band called - "Street-Life" (Scott Plunkett on Keys, Bruce Bolinger on Guitar. Bryan Zupnick - Drums and I don't remember who the bass player was.) We played at the Golden Sails in Seal Beach, California. Our set went like this:
Let's Stay Together
Forever in Blue Jeans - Neil Diamond song
Islands in the Stream (this song)
Heartlight
Say Say Say
America
We've Got Tonight
All Night Long
Stay With Me Tonight
Hello
Break My Stride
The Rose
AIn't Nobody
Neil Diamond Medley
Hot August Night
Way He Makes Me Feel
Footloose
Twist of Faith
Love On the Rocks
Flashdance/ Maniac Medley
Jump

1984 Golden Sails

Islands In The Stream 1984

A Dolly Parton song that we learned in 1978 and played at the Jolly Roger in Newport Beach, California. Tony Carr on guitar and vocals, Art McClean on bass and vocals, and Judy Street on Percussion and Vocals. WHAT a great time we had in those days!

Long Beach Jolly Roger - 1978

Two Doors Down 1978 Live

Yet another song from the same cassette. Street-Carr at a really great time. 1978 in Newport Beach, CA at the Jolly Roger. Art McClean playing bass and singing the 3rd part Harmony, It just sounded so good!

The Way You Do the Things You Do 1978

This was the best of the best vocals by TONY. Turn up the volume or even better still, put your ear buds in and LISTEN to him. WHAT a powerful, rich, full, dynamic voice he had. Tony - you are missed!

Hello Tony Rossine (vocals) 1984

When this song was NEW from Dolly - we sang it every night in California. These were the magical times when we sang and played 5 nights a week for our "job" and got PAID! We did not have to also work another job to make ends meet. Just reliving all these songs and pictures are Priceless!

Here You Come Again 1978

This was our Bee Gee's Medley that we did every night in 1978 at the Jolly Roger in Newport Beach, CA. It consisted of: "Stayin' Alive"
Tony lead, "How Deep is Your Love" Judy lead, "More Than a Woman" Art lead, "If I Can't Have You" Judy lead, and "You Should Be Dancin" Art lead and bass solo, Reprieve "Stayin' Alive."

If I Can't Have You/You Should Be Dancin'

Sat Night Fever Bee Gees Medley

This was EARLY Street-Carr at the Jolly Roger in Costa Mesa on Harbor Blvd. Just Tony and his guitar with lots of effects and Judy playing percussion instruments. This is where we first started. The story goes: We had been rehearsing and had learned about 15 songs and then we got the call to start the next day at this Jolly Roger. We had to repeat our songs two times that night in hopes that the crowd would "turnover" We never looked BACK!

Jolly Roger 1972

Brandy 1972 Street-Carr

Tony and I loved singing harmony together, but we really loved singing the Male/Female DUETS from the 1980's. This was a classic, Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack song. Here is our version of "Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You."

Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You - 1984 Duet

Rufus and Chaka Chan did this back in the 80's. We thought it was a really fun song to sing. The band consisted of Scott Plunkett on Keys, Bruce Bolinger on Guitar and Bryan Zupnick on Drums. Does ANYONE remember the FUNKY BASS player's name? Thanks, Judy

Ain't Nobody 1984

This was our very first gig together in 1972 at the Jolly Roger in Costa Mesa, CA. We had been rehearsing and had learned only about 15 songs when we got the call to start at the JR "tomorrow night" Well we took the job and just prayed that the folks would turn over by our 2nd half of the night so we could repeat all of our songs. This was one of them. "I'll Be There"

I'll Be There 1972

I thought it appropriate to put this song on now, since it is RAINING in SO CAL. Tony and I were back at the Jolly Roger in Costa Mesa, after a stint in 1973 at the Moonraker and Far West Services aka Reubens. 
Tony sings this one so great! - Got on Board a westbound 747. "It Never Rains in Southern California"

Street-Carr 1973 Jolly Roger

It Never Rains in Southern California -1973

1972 Tony and I started working as a duo at the Jolly Roger in Costa Mesa. Later on, we added more pieces to the group Street-Carr. But this was just Tony on his effects guitar playing and me playing any and all percussion instruments that I could. This is a ballad that was popular by Roberta Flack.

First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - 1972

A popular song by the Eagles. Tony Rossine aka Tony CARR and Judy Street.

Take It Easy 1973 Street-Carr

This Rickie Lee Jones song has been a favorite of mine to sing for many years. Since1979, when it became popular, I have sung it with many bands, including Street-Life. Before that I sang it with "The Celebrities" and the picture in 1987 is at the Jolly Roger by Disneyland with my group called "Judy & The Street-Gang." More recently I have a video of me that I made during the boring Covid days on YouTube. Here is that link -

https://youtu.be/G1IuvjHEy7o?si=rXLNP-OygnbEsyUz

Danny's All-Star Joint 1984

This Carol Bayer Sager hit from 1977 was one of my most REQUESTED songs. I sang it with every band I worked with. This one was with Tony and Art at the JR in Newport Beach - 1978
There were lots of gestures that everyone in the audience would do along with me. If you watch the video on YouTube that I did in 2021, you might see some of those gestures! 
Here is the link - 

https://youtu.be/KHr-EOhzrOE?si=pYRopT2QfxY-r4M0

You're Movin' Out Today 1978 Street-Carr

This song was recorded in 1978 at the Jolly Roger in Newport Beach, CA. Tony plays guitar, Art on Bass, and I played the tambourine and the cowbell. Of course, we all sang vocals. WHAT magical times these were. We just did not know it then. In fact, one of the craziest things we said in those days were, "at 40 years old we certainly won't be singing in bars anymore!"

Poor Poor Pitiful Me 1978

BIG YELLOW TAXI - I should have been the one who did the remake on this song. Joni Mitchell in 1970, Amy Grant in 1994 and Counting Crows in 2002.

BIg Yellow Taxi 1978 Street-Carr

I have been singing this song for decades - 6 to be exact. WHAT a great song by Crystal Gayle in 1977! We thought it was Country in California. YES, my eyes are BROWN. 
Two years ago I sang this version......
https://soundcloud.com/judy-street-1/dont-it-make-my-brown-eyes-1

Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue-1978

We played this song every night (1978) at the Jolly Roger in Newport Beach, CA. Street-Carr was our Name and singing was our Game! The ending of this song goes like this - Shudaly bop, Shudaly Bop, Wah-ooo. Listen until the end. 

Hello Stranger-1978

This was a Michael Jackson song from 1970. Michael's voice was still very high and I could sing it as a girl singer. This is one of the first songs that Tony and I learned for our Jolly Roger gig in Costa Mesa, California. The very first night at our job, we only knew about 15 songs and had to play from 9pm - 1:30 am. I guess we repeated and hoped that the crowd had turned over! LOL

Never Can Say Goodbye Street-Carr 1973

WHAT great vocals Tony and I had! Lost Tony way too early & "That's What Really Hurts" 

Maggie Mae - 1973

During the time I was singing with my groups, I went into a recording studio in North Hollywood and recorded this song with Jim Helms producing. "Whispering Hope" Always one of my Mother's favorites.

Jim Helms

Whispering Hope

One of our most requested songs in .....
1972 when Tony and I first started out singing at the Jolly Roger in Costa Mesa. It was only Tony on guitar with lots of effects and me playing some percussion instruments. And of course, LOTS of Harmony Vocals that we did so well.

You Don't Bring Me Flowers Anymore -edit1972 Judy only

This was my band in 1980. We were called Touvelle & Judy Street, because two of the Touvelle brothers (Rob and John) were with me. I was the drummer, Rob played guitar and John was on bass. We all sang and did lots of harmony. Rob was our resident comedian and John was a great bassist. We worked up this Beach Boys Medley while we were at T.C. Peppercorn in Huntington Beach, CA.

Live T. C. Peppercorn

Beach Boys Medley

Reelin' & Rockin' - in Tony Carr style. When we first started, it was just Tony on guitar and Judy playing percussion instruments. And lots of HARMONY. 

Reelin' & Rockin' - Street-Carr 1973

Track 9 on my Cover Girl CD. I recorded this CD in 2014 to travel to Skegness, England and perform a show at the Butlin's Northern Soul Weekender.

Sunny

Judy started singing at age 13, in Phoenix, Arizona, accompanied by her father on piano. All the classic 1940’s songs such as:  Misty, Fly Me to the Moon, Girl from Ipanema and Almost Like Being in Love. 
In 1968, she moved to California and recorded a 45 record - “What” with H. B. Barnum/producer. Later in the 70’s it became a massive hit in England on the Northern Soul scene (#23 out of the top 500.) With this recording, she changed her name to JUDY STREET. 
From California, Judy traveled across America singing with a show band. "Society." Then staying in Southern California continued to sing and play drums with her own bands for the next 20 years. Some of the most requested songs were from: The Carpenter’s, Anne Murray, Linda Ronstadt, Rickie Lee Jones, Bette Midler & Bonnie Raitt.
1991, moved to Tennessee and in 1997 found out that the song "WHAT" was a massive hit in England. She Performed her hit in Blackpool (2012) & Skegness & Preston (2014) to her fans and was able to experience “WHAT” a legend she truly was there. 
In Nashville, she was a soloist with the Christ Church Choir for many years and recorded “There Is A God.” Currently, she enjoys singing songs at Retirement Centers in Tennessee, through Music For Seniors.

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