A story about going back to visit your hometown and nothing's the same and the realization of that. A co-write with the late great Karl Hasten.

Where My World Used To Be-Steven McClintock

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!
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 homes in middle Tennessee, and recording original songs at the studio.

Professional Songwriter and staff songwriter since 1978. Had cuts by many different artists in several genres. 2 BMI Millionaires awards, platinum and gold albums, Singer(lead and background) on acts such as Nelson, Phil Collins, BJ Thomas, Victoria Shaw, Tiffany, Elvira, dozens of commercials, songs, TV shows and films. Performed with America, Air Supply, Nelson, Juice Newton, and more as a performer/singer/ guitar player, producer, vocal editor, Music Supervisor, project manager, song coach. Co-owner of McJames Music, Inc. Publishing, and owner of 37 Records.