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Julie Covington

English singer and actress born on September 11 of the year 1946 or 1947 in London. Most famous for recording the original version of Don't Cry For Me Argentina for the [m81283] musical (1976), she has performed on tv and with the English National Opera and in the companies of the National Theatre and the Royal Court Theatre. Covington has also had chart success with her cover version of Only Women Bleed (1977) whilst also featuring on the million seller [m71524] (1978).

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• Housewives' Choice (In Party Mood)
• Evita - Don't Cry For Me Argentina
• Don't Cry For Me Argentina / I Don't Know How To Love Him
• Only Women Bleed / Don't Cry For Me Argentina
• (I Want To See The) Bright Lights
• Julie Covington
• Maria Maddalena / Don't Cry For Me Argentina
• Don't Cry For Me Argentina
• Rock Follies Of 77
• O.K.?
• Only Women Bleed
• Rock Follies
• Don't Cry For Me Argentina
• Hey You! Songs From The BBC TV Series Play Away
• Two Worlds Apart
• Day By Day / With Me It Goes Deeper
• The Beautiful Changes
• Tonight Your Love Is Over
• The Magic Wasn't There
• The Party's Moving On
• While The Music Lasts
• Don't Cry For Me Argentina / Another Suitcase Another Hall
• Vintage II (On The Road 1972-1980)
• Walking On A Wire 1968-2009
• Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds: ULLAdubULLA II The Remix Album
• David Essex / Out On The Street
• Rock Follies Of 77
• The War Of The Worlds : ULLAdubULLA The Remix Album
• The Guv'nor Vol 3
• The Guv'nor Vol 1
• Music For Pleasure Presents Original Soundtracks
• Guys And Dolls
• The War Of The Worlds - Special Airplay Album
• Rise Up Like The Sun
• First Light
• Highlights From Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds
• Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds
• Evita
• Glenn Miller Is Missing
• Rock Follies
• Evita
• David Essex
• Rock On
• Godspell
• Volunteers
• Evita: Premiere American Recording
• #1 Seventies
• NOW That's What I Call Timeless... The Songs
• 70s (The Ultimate Collection)
• The Best 70s Album In The World...Ever!

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