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BEFORE ZOMBIELAND

Before I rediscovered music, and joy, I was in “Zombieland” for many years. Zombieland represented an existence for me of “no feeling.” There was little heartache or tears, and certainly no joy. My energy was completely extended into coping with whatever situation I was facing, and was about survival. I accepted that existence for a very, long time. There was a reason for that. Before Zombieland, it was much worse. Zombieland might have been a numbing existence, but before Zombieland it was agony!
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JUDY UNGER’S ROADSHOW

I think my live performances are getting better; studio recording is truly an art in itself. My arranger, George, is very talented at adding instrumental accompaniment to my songs. I love the effect. I wish I were a better singer; but I have improved a lot. It’s fun sharing with you. Wish me luck; tonight I’m performing at the Sherman Oaks Border’s! Continue reading

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NOW WE ARE OLDER

“Only Tears” was the second to last song that I wrote, before I gave up my music for thirty years. The very last song that I wrote was the one I played at my own wedding, “Song of Joy.” It was for all of my wonderful friends that enriched my life before I got married. I’ve kept in touch with many of my childhood and college friends. Out of nowhere, came the inspiration for me to add another verse to this song. Continue reading

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BORDERING ON BREAKING OUT

I have a lot of excitement about performing, lately. My practicing is definitely paying off – far less “boo boos.” My problem is that when I see my friends in th3e audience, sometimes I forget where I am! Continue reading

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