Judy Whitmore “The House I Live In”
Americana Highways is hosting this video premiere of Judy Whitmore’s version of Frank Sinatra’s song “The House I Live In” from Judy’s forthcoming EP This Is Home, which is set for release on June 12. This Is Home is classic songs produced and arranged by seven-time GRAMMY®-nominated composer Chris Walden (Paul McCartney, Barbra Streisand, Stevie Wonder). The songs are sung by Judy Whitmore and the EP intended to celebrate the USA’s 250th anniversary.
“The House I Live In” is Judy Whitmore on vocals, and the full 39-piece ensemble Pacific Jazz Orchestra.
As Judy says, “I love my country. America – what a concept. The first time in modern history a nation was founded on ideals of liberty and self-rule, with citizens who govern themselves—without a king or a state-enforced religion. No wonder it’s called “The Great Experiment.” I come from a patriotic family. Both of my parents were in the United States Army. If you drive by my house on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, or any other national holiday, you will see the stars and stripes flying proudly over my front door.”
Judy Whitmore is an award-winning best-selling author as well as an acclaimed singer.
This is a cinematic, grand version of this song, with Judy’s vocals climbing to exalted heights with horns and symphonic support. The video shares images of majestic American landscapes and beautiful footage of its people, pastimes, farms and streets. It’s a perfect song to play on days of remembrance.
You can find the music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2gzKEkaudJ2BTHE3o68se5
and more information here on her website: http://www.judywhitmore.com