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	Julie Covington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julie Covington (born September 11, 1947) is an English singer and actress best known for recording the original version of "Don't Cry For Me Argentina".
		Covington's break came in 1967 when, whilst still a student at Homerton College, Cambridge, she was invited to sing on David Frost's television show, after which she secured a record deal.
		After moving to the theatre, her performance in the 1976 television show Rock Follies led to her landing the title role in the original studio recording of the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical Evita.
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	Encyclopedia: Julie Covington
		Covington's version, from the British soundtrack album, was a #1 hit and musically at least forms a template for most other readings: the huge juddering strings, the rhetorical dynamics, the switch into a slow tango-tempo for the penultimate chorus.
		In Covington's hands it's an entirely staged vulnerability - hers is the haughtiest reading of the tune, sung by a career-politician Evita whose peasant origins have long been cauterised.
		Her performance has the same aristocratic clarity as Julie Covington's, but of course there are more sibilants, more rolled r's, and Covington's declamatory sting is missing.
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	Julie Covington: The Beautiful Changes ... Plus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In spite of the score's distinguished subsequent history, there are some of us for whom Julie's original version remains supreme, in its combination of her hair-on-the-back-of-your-neck-raising vocal with the since-unequalled depth and sheen of the original symphony orchestra backing.
		It's a sublime-to-the-ridiculous jump for me to recall that the first time I met Julie and heard her sing was in my college room in 1966 when she responded to an ad on her college noticeboard and came to audition for a Rag Day revue which some friends and I were organising.
		If Julie hadn't almost immediately gone on to such notable successes, I might have felt guilty that our songs had blighted her prospects, but listening to the album again after 28 years (good grief!) I'm reassured that after all it's the sheer immediacy and richness of Julie's singing which still comes shining through most strongly.
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	Baylor University \|\| Center for Ministry Effectiveness \|\| Staff
		Julie Covington, a Baylor graduate, joined the Center for Ministry Effectiveness & Educational Leadership in September 2005 as the Assistant Director.
		Julie previously taught kindergarten in the Waco ISD for six years and for the last seven year was the Assistant Director of the Piper Child Development Center at Baylor University.
		Julie is very active in a local church where she serves as a deacon.
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		Covington, Ky., studied in Cincinnati and in Munich.
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		And it was a reminder that, at one time, Covington was the queen of the musical/dramatic concept album, easily scaling the pop charts with her singles and the first choice when music producers needed a female singer who could act.
		Covington made her professional stage debut in 1972 in the original London production of Godspell, which she followed with an appearance on the cast album, which yielded the hit British single "Day By Day".
		Covington also showed up in The Mermaid Frolics, a 1977 benefit performance (and the film resulting from it) for Amnesty International that was the predecessor to the various Secret Policemen's Balls of the years that followed.
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	Covington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Covington is the name of some places in the United States of America:
		Covington is also the name of some places in the United Kingdom:
		Robert A. Covington, former San Bernardino County Administrator
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	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Julie Covington : Biography
		It was her performance in the Brecht/Weill opera Mahagonny at the 1968 festival that brought Covington to the attention of producers, agents, and the public, earning her the first Fringe Best Actress award ever given.
		Covington made her professional stage debut in 1972 in the original London production of Godspell, which she followed with an appearance on the cast album yielding the hit British single "Day by Day".
		Covington also showed up in The Mermaid Frolics, a 1977 benefit performance (and resulting documentary film) for Amnesty International that was the predecessor to the various Secret Policemen's Balls of the years that followed.
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	Julie Covington - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Covington made her professional stage debut in 1972 in the original London production of +Godspell, which she followed with an appearance on the cast album, which yielded the hit British single "Day By Day".
		Covington also showed up in +The Mermaid Frolics, a 1977 benefit performance (and the film resulting from it) for Amnesty International that was the predecessor to the various Secret Policemen's Balls of the years that followed.
		Covington saw no more chart successes, and apart from working on a production of +Guys And Dolls that yielded a cast album, abandoned recording in favor of theatrical and television work after 1978.
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		Julie has been selling real estate since 1994 in the Birmingham area.
		Real estate is not foreign to Julie; she has been around real estate since she was a little girl.
		Julie is a member of Helena United Methodist Church.
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	Julie Covington - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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	TV Times article
		Julie, who continues her role as Dee in the new Follies, recorded Don't Cry For Me, Argentina, a song which won her a golden disc for its 500,000 - plus sales.
		Julie is to star in the Tim Rice/ Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Evita, for which the song was written.
		Things have happened too, for Rula Lenska ('Q' in the series) who is awaiting the release of Queen Kong, the spoof film she made recently.
	www.therockfollies.co.uk /tvtimes.html (696 words)

	MusicSearcher.com: Julie Covington \| Julie Covington...Plus
		Julie Covington has one of the most distinctive voices in British pop music and is probably best-known internationally as the original Eva on the 1976 EVITA concept album (her version of 'Don't Cry For Me Argentina' still shows that the original is usually the best).
		Covington's warm and loving vocal on this song sends shivers down the spine.
		There is acknowledgement of Covington's stage experience with a particularly fine version of Brecht/Weill's 'Barbara Song' from "The Threepenny Opera" as well as some 1970s 'rocking' numbers ('I Can't Dance', 'Dead Weight') which now sound charmingly quaint.
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		Julie Covington's Dee, Charlotte Cornwell's Anna and Rula Lenska's Q ostensibly represented lower, middle and upper classes at the start of the first series, but they are now real individuals and it is their personalities that spark, not their backgrounds.
		Julie Covington's performance is pitch perfect, dramatically as well a musically, from her stillness in some of the Spike dialogues to the exuberance of "Roll Your Own" (where, with her curly hair and long smock she looks uncannily like Mister Frodo enjoying Bilbo's birthday).
		Rula Lenska conveys the insecurities of Q with real subtlety, at least until the final episode where her plot strand goes back to the more cartoony flavour of parts of the first series.
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	The Musical World of Rocky Horror - Touch Me (U.K. release)
		Note however that she was not actually the FIRST Janet; that honor belonged to Julie Covington.
		Julie Covington had to be hospitalized, and Belinda Sinclair replaced her as Janet at the very next performance.
		Also note that since Belinda Sinclair was playing Janet at the time, she got to be on the cast album and not Julie Covington.
	www.rockymusic.org /vinyl/touchme-uk.html (584 words)

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		On the threshold of adult life, Julie Covington is filled with confusion and self-doubt.
		She knows that marriage to Dennis, a union that is wholeheartedly embraced by her family, would provide a safe and secure future for her.
		But deep within her heart Julie feels that that is not enough to sustain her for a lifetime.
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	These Vintage Years! - Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music - Julie Covington
		Julie sang in the Thames TV drama Rock Follies.
		Julie Covington is credited on the following Roxy Music and Solo albums:
		Julie Covington is featured in the following Roxy Music and Solo songs:
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	Central Library Report September 2004
		When we are satisfied with the plans, Julie will forward them to an engineering firm for cost estimates, which we will submit to the College for funding.
		Paula Covington provided library orientation for Dinorah Azpuru, a new Latin American Political Scientist, and provided a session for Center faculty on her trip to Cuba.
		Paula reported that during one week in September she provided seven hours of library instruction, and all the sessions were new preparations, not classes she had taught before.
	www.library.vanderbilt.edu /central/monrept/Sept04.html (2461 words)

	Evita
		Evita is a musical/rock opera by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, based on the life of Eva Peron.
		Like Rice and Lloyd Webber's previous hit, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita began life as an album, released in 1975, with Julie Covington singing the lead role.
		When it arrived on the West End stage at the Prince Edward Theatre on June 21, 1978, Evita was played by Elaine Paige, who had been selected from a large number of hopefuls after Julie Covington elected not to take the role.
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	Julie Covington - Don´t cry for me Argentina - Last.fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Julie Covington - Don´t cry for me Argentina - Last.fm
		15 people have listened to Don´t cry for me Argentina by Julie Covington.
		Of all 428 people that have listened to songs by Julie Covington, this represents 3.5%.
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	John Cale - Helping out
		Plays piano and clavinet on four tracks on Julie Covington album: (I Want To See The) Bright Lights, By The Time It Gets Dark, How and The Kick Inside (1978).
		This is included in the cd-reissue Julie Covington...
		Plays on two tracks of his Bryter Layter album: Fly (viola, harpsichord) and Northern Sky (celeste, piano and organ) (1970).
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		Julie Covington - My silks and fine arrays - Last.fm
		70 people have listened to My silks and fine arrays by Julie Covington.
		Of all 428 people that have listened to songs by Julie Covington, this represents 16.4%.
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	(I Want to See The) Bright Lights by Julie Covington: Song Music Downloads
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		Listening to the remastered edition of Jeff Wayne's The War Of The Worlds (1978) was a blast from the past in more than one way among the voices there (which included David Essex and Justin Hayward when both were regular inhabitants of the pop/rock charts, and the late Phil Lynott, was Julie Covington.
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