Julee Cruise records "Floating" with David Lynch in 1989

Cruise & Lynch @ Excalibur Studios in New York with engineer Art Polhemus
From the documentary Don't Look at Me, uploaded in full here: • Video

[@illumen]

Thank you for posting this archival footage. The footage is actually from 1988. We recorded Floating Into The Night that winter at Excalibur near Times Square. The album didn't come out, though, until September 1989. It was delayed in anticipation of the first season of Twin Peaks in 1990. At least three songs from the album were used in the series, and Julee also appeared in the show to perform them, as you know. I only know because I did A&R for Warner Bros. Records and signed David, Angelo and Julee in 1988. I was there.

[@ryanhwalsh]

amazing, any other details you remember about the sessions?

[@christopherfeeney1962]

Angelo was a true MAESTRO

[@crmsyn4859]

wow thank you for the info

[@lofidryzl]

thank you for the incredible details! 🤍 lovely addendum to this already wonderful footage

[@thaddydaddy30]

There is something heavenly about this clip. Its nostalgic, its dream-like, its just a thing that exists.

[@moonchildjs59]

One of my all time favorites, Julee Cruise will be missed and always remembered and loved ❤️💔❤️

[@Drexxaal]

Her voice was so beautiful, ethereal! That voice took me 2 beautiful places, now it's taken this Angel home, so I'm happy 4 that but sad she is not playing with us here anymore! Love u Angel! The wonderful Julie Cruz!

[@isaacgraham5727]

Julee Cruise will be deeply missed :( thank you for posting this fantastic content that I’d never seen

[@jesuschrist36977]

the whole world was so much cooler back then

[@sherrilynnnelson703]

Super cool seeing this 💕☁️🎈 ... the overlaying of voices gives the sound a buoyancy like a heavenly chorus in the clouds... Miss you Julee xox

[@n8krause]

Wow this clip is amazing

[@Simoona]

Rest peacefully, Julee.

[@makkeiura8354]

How I always imagined it was. Thank you.

[@carlalevin]

Where the magic happened 🤍

[@Temu69recordsdotcom]

This is the girl

[@kaylons]

This is the girl

[@tenderloinstew1359]

What is this clip from?

[@quentin1307]

in the description, it says, "From the documentary Don't Look at Me"

[@quentin1307]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKvXhq16g62ko8U

[@akeminakajima449]

@@quentin1307 This upload seems to be from a slightly clearer/higher quality rip? I wonder if the full version in this quality is available? Either way, thank you so, so much to the uploader for this.

[@tenderloinstew1359]

@@quentin1307 Already been pulled for copyright. Thanks anyway.

[@wussup12345]

Looks like it was pulled from Portuguese tv

[@DouglasGreenough-dc2sd]

1:22 the wall looks like real wood maybe cedar.

[@kingswing00]

It's probably something pretentious like reclaimed red sandalwood from an abandoned violin factory in Turin Italy where a little-known mime was discovered. But said mime returned to the same factory to die in obscurity years later. Or at least that'll be the story behind it. It's Lynch after all.

[@JoaoPraia]

RTP2 ftw

[@frozen1762]

89? this looks more like 1969 lol

[@nathang.1561]

It does look like 1969, but cityscapes becoming unrecognizable at 6 year intervals due to insane levels of development everywhere is really what's out of the ordinary