Juli Christman

Juli Christman was a vocalist who was a member of Keith Textor's group the Textor Singers. On Sesame Street, she sang "Doll House" and, with the other Textor Singers, was part of the chorus for "Eleven Cheer."
Christman sang at night clubs in the 1960s, but most of her career was spent as a session singer. With Textor, she had featured solos on two albums designed to showcase the Keith Textor Singers both collectively and as individuals: 1970's Measure the Valleys ("Something") and 1971's Hold Me (the title track). She was busiest as a commercial jingle singer, including campaigns by the Scott Textor company and others. By 1990, Christman had retired from singing and operated the bed and breakfast Jingle Bell Farm, named after her former occupation.Country Home. Vol. 12. p. 129
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