I first heard this song when I was about 5 years old. I am now 90 years and the thoughts in this song have uplifted me and become a kind of mantra for me. (Thanks to Buddy DeSylva and Jerome Kern--and the performer, Judy Garland)-----Marjorie Wood Richard, Scottsdale, AZ
So lovely to hear your thoughts! My first exposure to this song was an adaptation for the ILGWU commercial "Look for the union label..." As a teen I purchased Risë Stevens sings Jerome Kern an album of 78 rpm record. Then I heard the actual words. That was probably 40 years ago. Loved it ever since.
PAUL RICHARD hi Paul~ my first English song that I sung ~ I was in middle school chorus when I came here from South Korea (1988). The instant classic will never change~
When I die, I’ve made it clear that I don’t want a funeral or memorial. I just want friends and family to listen to this song for the sheer beauty, and maybe think of me…..and maybe think of all the beauty in this world….like Judy.
Judy has been my favorite singer since I was 12 years old. I'm 63 now!!!! I LOVE this song, besides Judy looking so beautiful here.This song is very special to me. My mother was very verbally abusive to me growing up and I used to go to my room and cry and put on this song and look into the mirror to try to cheer myself up. It has sad but beautiful memories for me. Nobody EVER sang better than Judy Garland---- EVER!!!!!!
As I wash my dishes, I'll be following a plan Till I see the brightness in ev'ry pot and pan I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grind So I'll keep repeating in my mind Look for the silver lining When e'er a cloud appears in the blue Remember somewhere, the sun is shining And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you A heart, full of joy and gladness Will always banish sadness and strife So always look for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life So always look for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life
I’m 30yrs old and just now getting turned onto Judy garland. Everything I’ve watched and listened to is just amazing. I’ve gained so much more respect for her knowing how awful her personal life was and how she managed to never let it show on stage. What a true performer and great talent!
my old friend who just recently died used to love this song. rest in peace Fred Beck. its hard to find a silver lining for me right now but I hope I'll see you again one day
Exquisite timing...thats what it is all about. She knows just when to look up or to the side or frown a bit or smile, just with her eyes. She tells the story with just her face and when you watch this, it is hard to believe that someone is standing there under hot lights with dozens of technitions around and just making magic look like its as easy as breathing. She is without equal. She makes you want to love her.
I do love that comment... she makes magic look as easy as breathing. It's absolutely true, and I hope you won't mind if I repeat it and pretend that I made it up!
@@MaskedMan66 Yet, she thought she was ugly, had less talent than all or any star you could name. She suffered from a terrible inferiority complex her entire life, yet she could sit on the stage on the Palace Theatre in messed up Clown Makeup & begin singing "Somewhere over the Rainbow" & the entire audience sat in silent, rapt attention. I think they were afraid to breath as they might miss a note. She was remarkable, I wish she knew it then. I pray she knows it now.
Spot on! And combined with the best-ever ability to interpret a lyric to make you believe every word. She took popular music to a whole new level, and no one since has been able to get anywhere near her.
Judy was an amazing actress and one of my favorites. It makes me extremely mad that MGM treated her so horribly and said she wasn't pretty enough and forced her into drugs. If they didn't put her into drugs, she may have lived a lot longer than the years she did live.
How beautiful,profound,& substantial the lyrics and the message of this Kern-DeSylva's song are.Whenever we hear this song,our broken spirits,our gloomy lives,and our weakened morale will be uplifted,brightened,& revitalized.Gladness and joy in our hearts will always banish sadness and strife.Ms Judy Garland's rendition of "Look for the Silver Lining" was tinged with passion,hope,& blitheness.Amid the heap of dirty dishes Ms Judy Garland's Beauty & Charm still apparently emerged & gleamed.
So refreshing to hear and see this beautiful song by Judy Garland; written by the great Jerome Kern, who died suddenly around 1945. The movie (1946) is in tribute to him with all of his beautiful music.
Tellement beau qu'on a envie d'aider Judy à essuyer sa vaisselle ! Extrait du film intitulé en français "La pluie qui chante" retraçant la carrière de cet immense compositeur que fut Jérôme Kern. Jérôme Kern est le premier compositeur qui me fit aimer la musique en général, et plus particulièrement ce genre fameux dans les années 1930 et 1940... Il faut voir ce film si vous en avez l'occasion, vous verrez et surtout entendrez ce qu'il y avait de mieux à l'époque, un moment de pur bonheur.
Agreed, beautiful mantra and words, but Jerome Kern’s music rises above that. A beautiful melody. A ‘46 movie paying tribute to Jerome kern’s sudden death.
From Marion Harris video: "Charted at #1 in April 1921. Also #11 for Isham Jones during the same month and #12 for Lewis James and Elizabeth Spencer in June 1921. First introduced in the 1919 musical, "Zip Goes a Million" which was a flop. It was re-used in the musical "Sally" where it became popular as sung by Marilyn Miller. It later became a Judy Garland favorite, and she sang it in the movie "Till the Clouds Roll By" in which she played Marilyn. Written by Jerome Kern & Buddy DeSylva.."
I forgot to say also that I had heard Judy's version since I was a teenager , and a few months ago I watched a movie on TCM starring Marilyn Miller, who Judy played in this movie. SHE sang this song and I was shocked and pleased to hear an earlier version. Still, Judy's version, because of her great voice was much better.
As I wash my dishes, I'll be following a plan Til I see the brightness in every pot and pan I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grind So I'll keep repeating in my mind: Look for the silver lining Whenever a cloud appears in the blue Remember, somewhere the sun is shining And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you A heart, full of joy and gladness Will always banish sadness and strife So always look for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life So always look for the silver lining And try to find the sunny side of life
At 1:48 - 2:04 Judy really feels the song, just watch her eyes searching for the silver lining and then she has a far away look in her eyes... Amazing!
Even behind a sink full of dishes and artfully smudged dirt on her brow, Judy brings both magic and heartbreak in her performance. And though Richard Whorf is credited as the director of the whole movie, it is Vincente Minnelli who directs his wife's numbers- and you can tell, especially from 1:42 on. Note those lovely dark, glistening eyes that belonged to no other performer. Judy was- and is- singularly gorgeous.
As I wash my dishes I'll be following a plan. Till I see the brightness in every bottom pan. I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grime. So I'll keep repeating in my mind:
I find it peculiar that in the names listed in the caption for this clip, only Frank Sinatra is described as “very young”, yet he was older than everyone else listed other than Tony Martin and Van Heflin.
I think Marilyn Monroe got inspired by Judy's looks, she looks stunning and somehow resembles a lot on make up and facial expressions to who would be the future MM...
Well...more inspiration drown from Jean Harlow and Betty Grable. MM spoke manifestly about that... Well... Judy is magnificent... I fully understand your admiration. Cheers...
Look at her, she glows, being pregnant must of given her a boost in every area of life and it pours out of the song, the film and every gesture. Too bad LB still thought of her as his little hunchback…how cruel
@AlyssaBenjamin4444 Yep. They hid her small bump with stacks of plates. However in the first few seconds while she is turned to the side, the bump is there :)
One last time, Judy was PREGNANT WITH LIZA, that's why she's standing behind a slnk. Later in the movie she sings the song WHO, which they turned into a production number. If you look closely you can see a little baby bump. But, her dress does hide it pretty well.
It's from one of MGM's all-star musicals, "Till the Clouds Roll By", a "biography" of Jerome Kern (who was played by Robert Walker, her co-star in "The Clock").
I first heard this song when I was about 5 years old. I am now 90 years and the thoughts in this song have uplifted me and become a kind of mantra for me. (Thanks to Buddy DeSylva and Jerome Kern--and the performer, Judy Garland)-----Marjorie Wood Richard, Scottsdale, AZ
+PAUL RICHARD My theme song too!! All the best to you Paul.
+PAUL RICHARD God bless you. What a privlege to live so long and have such a great memory!
So lovely to hear your thoughts! My first exposure to this song was an adaptation for the ILGWU commercial "Look for the union label..." As a teen I purchased Risë Stevens sings Jerome Kern an album of 78 rpm record. Then I heard the actual words. That was probably 40 years ago. Loved it ever since.
PAUL RICHARD hi Paul~ my first English song that I sung ~ I was in middle school chorus when I came here from South Korea (1988). The instant classic will never change~
Bless you.
This is Judy in her absolute prime... her voice in the early to late 40s was perfection.
When I die, I’ve made it clear that I don’t want a funeral or memorial. I just want friends and family to listen to this song for the sheer beauty, and maybe think of me…..and maybe think of all the beauty in this world….like Judy.
Uau!!! Que comentário lindo ❤😊
Judy has been my favorite singer since I was 12 years old. I'm 63 now!!!! I LOVE this song, besides Judy looking so beautiful here.This song is very special to me. My mother was very verbally abusive to me growing up and I used to go to my room and cry and put on this song and look into the mirror to try to cheer myself up. It has sad but beautiful memories for me. Nobody EVER sang better than Judy Garland---- EVER!!!!!!
Dear George, I've never posted a comment before...but I read yours and wanted you to know you're brave and worthy and awesome!
@@lisah9709, que lindo e quanta compaixão há no seu comentário, parabéns.
As I wash my dishes, I'll be following a plan
Till I see the brightness in ev'ry pot and pan
I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grind
So I'll keep repeating in my mind
Look for the silver lining
When e'er a cloud appears in the blue
Remember somewhere, the sun is shining
And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you
A heart, full of joy and gladness
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
Jesus on ice skates this woman is beautiful. And her voice could stop a volcano. Pure talent.
I think this is my favorite UA-cam comment ever.
I’m 30yrs old and just now getting turned onto Judy garland. Everything I’ve watched and listened to is just amazing. I’ve gained so much more respect for her knowing how awful her personal life was and how she managed to never let it show on stage. What a true performer and great talent!
Oh yes wasn’t she phenomenal!
Me too I’m 31 ABX love everything from Judy 🥺🙏
Concordo com todas vocês, ela era espetacular!!!❤😊
those eyes held the stars themselves captive.
my old friend who just recently died used to love this song. rest in peace Fred Beck. its hard to find a silver lining for me right now but I hope I'll see you again one day
Don't worry. You shall see Fred again.
@@exaudi33 thank you
Sinto por você, mas isso é a vida, persista na bondade e você vencerá o bom combate. Que O Criador te abençoe grandemente.
I will never grow tired of that voice.....
It is imposible to get tired of so a Wonderful voice! The tragic of Judy was that she never knew how great she was!
Same here Nixie sweetness same here precious😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Good Morning and this performance is what should be remembered (Other than Wizard of Oz obviously).
My favorite song of all time. And Happy 99th Birthday, Dear Judy!
Just as true today, as when it was first sung... So Brilliantly sung by Judy, now we slowly realizes was a beautiful talent we lost too early ......
Exquisite timing...thats what it is all about. She knows just when to look up or to the side or frown a bit or smile, just with her eyes. She tells the story with just her face and when you watch this, it is hard to believe that someone is standing there under hot lights with dozens of technitions around and just making magic look like its as easy as breathing. She is without equal. She makes you want to love her.
I do love that comment... she makes magic look as easy as breathing. It's absolutely true, and I hope you won't mind if I repeat it and pretend that I made it up!
And she is pregnant.
She is really unique and special that way. She can connect with us where many absolutely talented actors/artists fail to achieve.
She was a true prodigy; she could pick up a song halfway through hearing it for the first time, and her dancing ability was nothing short of magic.
@@MaskedMan66 Yet, she thought she was ugly, had less talent than all or any star you could name. She suffered from a terrible inferiority complex her entire life, yet she could sit on the stage on the Palace Theatre in messed up Clown Makeup & begin singing "Somewhere over the Rainbow" & the entire audience sat in silent, rapt attention. I think they were afraid to breath as they might miss a note. She was remarkable, I wish she knew it then. I pray she knows it now.
The greatest voice that God ever bestowed on a human being!
Yes it is
Spot on! And combined with the best-ever ability to interpret a lyric to make you believe every word. She took popular music to a whole new level, and no one since has been able to get anywhere near her.
Amen!
So beautiful and Lovely isn't it just so wonderful to hear her singing😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞.
Facts! 💯
Judy was an amazing actress and one of my favorites. It makes me extremely mad that MGM treated her so horribly and said she wasn't pretty enough and forced her into drugs. If they didn't put her into drugs, she may have lived a lot longer than the years she did live.
She was a star beyond compare. x
That she was definitely😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞.
Happy 100th up above and over the rainbow, Judy! 🌈💖 Forever shining bright.
So Beautiful!!! I love you Judy!!
I'm going to learn this off by heart so I can sing it every time my mom sends me to wash the dishes.
Oh this makes me cry xxxxx
How beautiful,profound,& substantial the lyrics and the message of this Kern-DeSylva's song are.Whenever we hear this song,our broken spirits,our gloomy lives,and our weakened morale will be uplifted,brightened,& revitalized.Gladness and joy in our hearts will always banish sadness and strife.Ms Judy Garland's rendition of "Look for the Silver Lining" was tinged with passion,hope,& blitheness.Amid the heap of dirty dishes Ms Judy Garland's Beauty & Charm still apparently emerged & gleamed.
In some ways I think this song describes Judy's life the best of all the songs she ever sang.
So many clouds have been in my life but I STILL HOPE!
What a great song! And what a nice reminder of such a great voice and talent!
So refreshing to hear and see this beautiful song by Judy Garland; written by the great Jerome Kern, who died suddenly around 1945. The movie (1946) is in tribute to him with all of his beautiful music.
Tellement beau qu'on a envie d'aider Judy à essuyer sa vaisselle ! Extrait du film intitulé en français "La pluie qui chante" retraçant la carrière de cet immense compositeur que fut Jérôme Kern. Jérôme Kern est le premier compositeur qui me fit aimer la musique en général, et plus particulièrement ce genre fameux dans les années 1930 et 1940...
Il faut voir ce film si vous en avez l'occasion, vous verrez et surtout entendrez ce qu'il y avait de mieux à l'époque, un moment de pur bonheur.
La Americain Piaf!
Havia pureza, esperança e amor nessas canções..
perfection.. i don't actually think a single human on earth could compete with this talent!
no auto tune needed.
Beautiful..
And MGM called her ugly...utterly unbelievable.
Loving this song after having watched Downton Abbey 😍
I need to have this song as I go through this pandemic.
i love you Judy
Her eyes are so pretty!
I've never seen this scene before. Yes, I believe you knew too. Judy thank you for all your beauty.
😊 🙏 😊 thankyou
came all the way from Downton abbey. I didn't know it was her who sang this song...Amazing.
Jerome Kern and Judy Garland....Bliss.
Thank you for posting.
I just realized this is the tcm bumper song!!!!!!! My minds blown
Agreed, beautiful mantra and words, but Jerome Kern’s music rises above that. A beautiful melody. A ‘46 movie paying tribute to Jerome kern’s sudden death.
I do love me some me Judy 💕☺️...she is so beloved and deservedly so....she glows with warmth and charisma!!!!! Sing with the Angels, dear dear Lady!!!
Que hoje ela possa ser feliz, como devia ter sido aqui nesse planeta, sinto saudades dela também.
So beautiful
Absolutely beautiful. I had been trying to find a good version of this number on UA-cam for some time now. Wonderful.
Reading about this in My Judy Garland Life. What a unique 🌟
breaks my heart , she never did , love the song and Judy.
Lovely song and iconic talent.
From Marion Harris video: "Charted at #1 in April 1921. Also #11 for Isham Jones during the same month and #12 for Lewis James and Elizabeth Spencer in June 1921. First introduced in the 1919 musical, "Zip Goes a Million" which was a flop. It was re-used in the musical "Sally" where it became popular as sung by Marilyn Miller. It later became a Judy Garland favorite, and she sang it in the movie "Till the Clouds Roll By" in which she played Marilyn. Written by Jerome Kern & Buddy DeSylva.."
She looks pretty cute with blonde hair.
I forgot to say also that I had heard Judy's version since I was a teenager , and a few months ago I watched a movie on TCM starring Marilyn Miller, who Judy played in this movie. SHE sang this song and I was shocked and pleased to hear an earlier version. Still, Judy's version, because of her great voice was much better.
A good message to follow in our lives at this time.
She was 23 or 24 here! This era was her most beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love this scene.
As I wash my dishes, I'll be following a plan
Til I see the brightness in every pot and pan
I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grind
So I'll keep repeating in my mind:
Look for the silver lining
Whenever a cloud appears in the blue
Remember, somewhere the sun is shining
And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you
A heart, full of joy and gladness
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
Of course she was immensely talented with a great voice, but sometimes one might forget how beautiful she was, as in this famous scene.
Just found the 45 EP with this song from 1954. Great song...
a classic performance which i had not seen till this very moment.\i am very fortunate indeed.
It's an excellent movie
I haven't heard that song for years. From the musical "Sally", which probably no one will ever do again, unfortunately.
Oh! What a glamorous and beautiful and talented and charming girl 😆😆😆😆
Perfect for the pandemic, 2020.
Classic
At 1:48 - 2:04 Judy really feels the song, just watch her eyes searching for the silver lining and then she has a far away look in her eyes... Amazing!
Excelente atriz! Excelente cantora! Será sempre lembrada por aqueles que apreciam uma boa canção
Who knew better what music was meant for? Judy is a LEGEND!
Masterful💕
Same here. I memorized this song months ago because it's that good
Even behind a sink full of dishes and artfully smudged dirt on her brow, Judy brings both magic and heartbreak in her performance. And though Richard Whorf is credited as the director of the whole movie, it is Vincente Minnelli who directs his wife's numbers- and you can tell, especially from 1:42 on. Note those lovely dark, glistening eyes that belonged to no other performer. Judy was- and is- singularly gorgeous.
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+Ricardo Valadez I what?
mca1218 she was magic xxoo
Its supposed to be dirt? I thought it was a nasty bruise...
Now, now... !
Nobody sings like this lady.
Makes my cry...
Your never ever alone same here too ever time I hear this😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
@@andrewjwheelerjr275 You good bro? LMAO
As I wash my dishes I'll be following a plan.
Till I see the brightness in every bottom pan.
I am sure this point of view will ease the daily grime.
So I'll keep repeating in my mind:
I find it peculiar that in the names listed in the caption for this clip, only Frank Sinatra is described as “very young”, yet he was older than everyone else listed other than Tony Martin and Van Heflin.
My mother had this movie on VHS.
DANKE!
I ADORE QUADRUPLE THREAT JUDY GARLAND ( sing dance act comedy) AND I LOVE VAN JOHNSON WORKING WITH HER ❤️
Lyrics are some of the most uplifting
even a beautiful girl like her wash dishes.. 😢😢🙁🙁
I think Marilyn Monroe got inspired by Judy's looks, she looks stunning and somehow resembles a lot on make up and facial expressions to who would be the future MM...
In "the Clock" she resembles here even more
they really did look quite similar in their features
Well...more inspiration drown from Jean Harlow and Betty Grable. MM spoke manifestly about that... Well... Judy is magnificent... I fully understand your admiration. Cheers...
Both are Geminis
My song when the world is feeling grey and lonely
Good lord she was a real beauty...
Judy, Here's remembering you with a Lotta Love. -- See you in Heaven, thank God. -- Ray Shuler & The Doors -- 2/18/2018
great
Sweet :)
Look at her, she glows, being pregnant must of given her a boost in every area of life and it pours out of the song, the film and every gesture. Too bad LB still thought of her as his little hunchback…how cruel
@AlyssaBenjamin4444 Yep. They hid her small bump with stacks of plates. However in the first few seconds while she is turned to the side, the bump is there :)
the best version. even better than chet!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
A mother to be with baby Liza on the way
And look for the young Sinatra ( very good ) .
Good song for this feardemic!
She reminds me of Disney’s Cinderella here
❤️❤️❤️❤️💔
Where did all those dishes come from?!
here cause of downton abbey 😭
Opps it is me
What a gorgeous face
this ones for grandpa piano!
One last time, Judy was PREGNANT WITH LIZA, that's why she's standing behind a slnk. Later in the movie she sings the song WHO, which they turned into a production number. If you look closely you can see a little baby bump. But, her dress does hide it pretty well.
Whatcom is this from?.
It's from one of MGM's all-star musicals, "Till the Clouds Roll By", a "biography" of Jerome Kern (who was played by Robert Walker, her co-star in "The Clock").
2:33 😅
WUNDERSCHÖÖÖNE DAME! = YeS!