[upsdriver]

Never heard the rest nor do I care to, Julie London gets my vote all the way!

[Albion Wilde]

I like Julie London, hands down. But just for the record, I also like Joe Cocker's version. Change of pace...

[VR-21]

I definitely go with Julie London, but I have to mention that I think Crystal Gayle did an ok job with it.

[Mike Darancette]

Then Again:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MPWwcTO0e0

[V K Lee]

Here, cast one for Julie, most definitely. Sultry, sexy, and such a singer! RIP, Julie

[Fiji Hill]

I like Julie London's version. She performed it in the movie The Girl Can't Help It, which I have seen in the theater at least nine times--and if they show it in a nearby theater, I'll go and see it again.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

For strictly vocals, Julie London, hands down. If she made a recording reading recipes I would listen intently. ;-)

For back-up musicians, Diana Krall.

[Cyman]

Joe Cocker.

[mupcat]

One of my all time favorite jazz standards, and no one does it better than the original Julie London. I watched Alice Fredenhem’s version on Britain’s Got Talent, but halfway through she completely forgot the words. She has the makings of a very sultry jazz singer but needs to get on top of her nerves.

[Dave W]

I don’t need to even listen - it’s Ella.

[GOP Poet]

bookmark

[xp38]

[JaguarXKE]

Susan Boyle

[Skooz]

Krall owns that song now.

[Pollster1]

[kalee]

Julie London and Ella tops, but Susan Boyle also recorded it and she did a great job. I looked for it on youtube to share a link but could only find a duet she did with Barbra What’s Her Name. Susan blows Babs out of the water on it.