Judy is simply glowing when she sings Lucky Day. Must have been so hard to put up such a bold front with the way CBS was torturing her. God Love her!!!
It’s heartbreaking to watch her still singing her heart out, smiling, etc. for the audience after she’d been told she was canceled. What she had counted on to get her stable financially for her and the children for the first time in years. She hadn’t even been able to afford clothes for Lorna and Joey, was staying at different people’s places once the house was taken where she hadn’t even been able to pay the electric bill. It just seems someone could’ve gotten her a property and paid her household expenses; the woman didn’t live extravagantly. Her children and a few involved in the show said the cancellation was the end of her. The difference in her physically from the first shows to the end is stark; she seemed to age years and, frankly, she took on the look of a heavy drinker, like how she looked when she sang Battle Hymn.
I wonder how many people realize how little Judy Garland was carrying the weight of this show almost all by herself. You take her out of the equation and what do you have then? She was the goose who could lay the golden eggs for CBS and they treated her like some old chicken in the rain. As I watch this (#24) I think it was one of her best shows.
Thank you so much for posting these programs. I was at the taping of the 25th episode. I was 9 years old and sat behind Lorna and Joe. It was one of the most memorable events of my life.
Wooowww. I can't even imagine how lucky and happy you were !!!! Amazing experience... marvelous night of your life, I am sure ! Cheers to you and to Judy, certainly !
I saw Judy at JFK Stadium in Philly in 68. I know how you feel, I was 8 and I still get goosebumps when I think of that night. Take care. Thanks for sharing!!
Judy’s version of I Love You is so much better than Bing’s. The way she goes into “It’s spring again and birds on the wing again” gives me goosebumps. The beauty and power of that tone could make a grown man cry. *Can you think of another singer/entertainer- before, during or after Judy - who makes eye contact with people in the audience? I can’t. They all stare out into space or over people’s heads, making no personal connection with the audience through gestures, only occasional words, and any smiles are related to their own joy of singing/songs.
Judy is such a great story teller through her singing. I also love the designs of what she wears. Such classic sense of fashion beauty. Wow! Watching her completely capture her audience for hours is astounding. How many entertainers exist who can mesmerize their audience like Judy? I hadn't known how many songs Barbra Streisand has sung that were first sung by Judy. I now see how much Judy has influenced Barbra.
Lovely lovely concert footage! Thank you for posting this concert series of Judy. These were brand new songs I'd never heard Judy sing before. Such a divine experience it is to hear Judy for the first time once again😍
The marvelous Judy in full swig/full bloom !!! Thank you for the amazing concert !I'd like to add one thing... if I may... well I might follow the New Zealand Prime Minister concerns. She once said; "I do not understand The United Sates". At times while watching the fabulous The Judy Garland Show special concerts of 1964 I should agree with the PM. In USA they are masters in creating enormous talented personalities of showbiz and then exploit them till the very sad end and cry a river over them afterwards... Split personalities are those of Americans not of yours Judy... though you said that you have split personality during the last appearance on the 28th of March 1964. Gemini ? Americans used the name for their Fly me to the Moon mission program in 1960's. Life is amazing in its beauty and absurdity... isn't it ?
What a great thing that this wonderful show didn't GET AWAY!!! I love them all, but as far as vocals, song choices, and outfit, # 24 is my absolute favorite of all shows. I watch it a whole lot....it's so good.
@@ricardo2266 I am so glad to get a great response to my comment. I have been a great admirer of Judy Garland's ever since I was a very young child. I have been so happy to have this television series available to watch as much as I want. Given that apparently the tapes were MIA for several years and were not given any special care during that time, it is amazing that they are in such great shape. I really hate that having this show get canceled by the network was such a devastating blow to Judy. Although I agree with what Cyd Luft said about it may have worked better to have Judy do a number of BIG specials per year, but not 1 hour per week, I am so thankful that she did the show. In as far as having this many hours of her ripeness as a performer captured wonderfully in big-budget studio productions for each show...I am one of the few people that liked each version of the format and incarnation that TJGS went through. I thought that Judy's amazing multi-talents were spotlighted throughout, It is a FABULOUS gold mine and something I would never have been as enriched not having these great shows that captured lots of Judy Garland performing at the zenith of her career. I am so glad that you mentioned Mort Lindsey. I absolutely love how his wonderful talent went hand in glove in each song. There were also lots of talented singers, dancers, musicians, and guests on TJGS. I have heard that her children say that the show was able to capture a little of what Judy was like as a person outside of performing. The show was canceled about a year before I was born. I guess for me, The Judy Garland Show is a gleaming moment that was thankfully captured and has been available to appreciate its many wonderful aspects for a few years now. With all of its wonderfulness, who wants to talk about any of the negatives???? I'm thrilled to connect with a kindred spirit.
@@timmyb1965 Thanks very much for your reply. I enjoyed reading your thoughts on the series, and can see that you appreciate high quality music. As you mentioned, we came very close to losing all the master 2 inch videotapes which were returned to Judy's production company when the series ended. CBS kept film copies of a few of the shows, but the 26 master tapes were transported across America from one address to another and kept in less than ideal storage conditions. Then for several decades they were lost - nobody knew where they were, until they came to light as a result of a house clearance in the mid 90s. They were found in a dank dirty cellar. The boxes were falling apart and it's a miracle the tapes were even playable. Fortunately Pioneer DVD took on the massive task of restoring all 26 shows, which took 4 years from 1999 to 2003. Watching these shows today in their pristine quality and condition, you'd never guess what a miracle it is that they have even survived.
Lol, that’s a good way to put it. He wanted to mine that fame, for sure, pretending to be straight. I wonder if she uncovered his duplicity and that’s why she kicked him to the curb.
Interesting to see Mark Herron sitting in aisle 3, right by the stage, as the camera moves behind Judy during the opening titles. Herron would become her fourth husband in November 1965, almost two years after this show was recorded.
At 1:27:52 is Bobby Cole, whom Judy employed for 3 reasons. Firstly, she needed a special material writer after she fired Mel Torme; secondly, she wanted to show Torme that a piano bar performer she picked up in NY could do the egotistical Torme's job; thirdly, after going through a few lovers during her series (David Begelman, Andre Philippe, Glenn Ford), she not only hooked up with Cole, but had him leave his wife to come out to L.A. As is apparent here, Mr. Cole is an acquired taste. Monsieur Philippe- oo-la-la!- was from... where else?... the Bronx.
@@akrenwinkle yes it is a rarity with many Judy fans and so-called self authorities and self-righteous and judging people without all the facts. I've always admired and respected you for your intelligence and never afraid to tell all the facts good or bad! 🤔😱🤗👍😇😇💞
Lecture nr 2. Just kidding... Thank you so much for the marvelous concert- the iconic wonder of all time. I'll tell you what. As an aficionado of Judy and her great great admirer, fan etc I must admit that never has I predicted that I would find similarities between me and her with all due admiration and respect to Judy's class, magic, talents, hardship and beauty. Pretentious... I know... sorry. Anyway 22th of June 1969 is the day when the world stopped revolving. "Judy had a heart bigger than all of you put together".- once said Judy's long time friend June Allyson. Bingo ! Heart plus talent, grace and hard work made her an absolutely and uniquely one of the most amazing human beings that had ever lived on Planet Earth.
Thank you so very much for posting the Judy series. We need to get you more subscriptions to support you and your great work and gifts for everyone. Do you have any idea when the Judy TV series will be released in a boxed set again? 🤔🤗👍💞
It's only had one complete series release, and that was about 20 years ago, and long out of print. I don't know whether it will ever get released again - possibly not, as the DVD market is in decline.
What an amazing voice Vic Damone had, but the chemistry isn’t really there between them. Judy keeps looking to him and he ignores her most of the time. She was an awesome storyteller, and could connect with another singer in a duet like no other - from Barbra Streisand to Mickey Rooney, Martha Raye to Lena Horne & Tony Bennett. She was generous and brought out the best performances in others. Closing my eyes Vic was lovely, but sorry to say he missed opportunity after opportunity to engage with Judy.
Judy and Vic knew each other as far back as their MGM days. Vic was the only guest during the entire series to appear three times, probably because Judy felt so comfortable with him. After the series, Judy and Vic recreated their West Side Story duet on the Hollywood Palace.
Judy is simply glowing when she sings Lucky Day. Must have been so hard to put up such a bold front with the way CBS was torturing her. God Love her!!!
She took on so many complex songs and sang them with such artistry.
What a fabulous entertainer she was! One of a kind voice, wit, charm and charisma. She really had no equal...sorry Barbra.
It’s heartbreaking to watch her still singing her heart out, smiling, etc. for the audience after she’d been told she was canceled. What she had counted on to get her stable financially for her and the children for the first time in years. She hadn’t even been able to afford clothes for Lorna and Joey, was staying at different people’s places once the house was taken where she hadn’t even been able to pay the electric bill. It just seems someone could’ve gotten her a property and paid her household expenses; the woman didn’t live extravagantly. Her children and a few involved in the show said the cancellation was the end of her. The difference in her physically from the first shows to the end is stark; she seemed to age years and, frankly, she took on the look of a heavy drinker, like how she looked when she sang Battle Hymn.
I wonder how many people realize how little Judy Garland was carrying the weight of this show almost all by herself. You take her out of the equation and what do you have then? She was the goose who could lay the golden eggs for CBS and they treated her like some old chicken in the rain. As I watch this (#24) I think it was one of her best shows.
Wow! Vic Damone was the perfect duet partner for Judy. Their duets together singing were sheer pure artistic bliss.
I saw Judy perform live many times. She is and always will be the greatest entertainer ever.
Lucky you ☘️ . I'm so jealous.
That must have been a thrillng experience 💗..
Fabulous Judy Garland 💞.. 🪻🌿
Thank you so much for posting these programs. I was at the taping of the 25th episode. I was 9 years old and sat behind Lorna and Joe. It was one of the most memorable events of my life.
Wooowww. I can't even imagine how lucky and happy you were !!!! Amazing experience... marvelous night of your life, I am sure ! Cheers to you and to Judy, certainly !
I saw Judy at JFK Stadium in Philly in 68. I know how you feel, I was 8 and I still get goosebumps when I think of that night. Take care. Thanks for sharing!!
oh wow! are you the little girl who shook hands with her at the end?
WOW!! Such a thrillng experience 💗.
Fabulous Judy Garland 💞...🪻🌿
Judy’s version of I Love You is so much better than Bing’s. The way she goes into “It’s spring again and birds on the wing again” gives me goosebumps. The beauty and power of that tone could make a grown man cry. *Can you think of another singer/entertainer- before, during or after Judy - who makes eye contact with people in the audience? I can’t. They all stare out into space or over people’s heads, making no personal connection with the audience through gestures, only occasional words, and any smiles are related to their own joy of singing/songs.
The greAtest entertainer I have ever seen. Amazing voice. I wish I could have been able to be in the audience. I was born too late.😔
Thank you so much for posting the Judy In Concert series!!!
Somos abençoado com a linda voz de Judy Garland.
As a child I remember watching The Judy Garland Show on tv with my family…..I love Judy! She was the best! Bravo!👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖
Vic Damone was in velvet voice; our mother's favorite crooner of the late 50's-60's.
Judy is such a great story teller through her singing. I also love the designs of what she wears. Such classic sense of fashion beauty. Wow! Watching her completely capture her audience for hours is astounding. How many entertainers exist who can mesmerize their audience like Judy? I hadn't known how many songs Barbra Streisand has sung that were first sung by Judy. I now see how much Judy has influenced Barbra.
Lovely lovely concert footage! Thank you for posting this concert series of Judy. These were brand new songs I'd never heard Judy sing before. Such a divine experience it is to hear Judy for the first time once again😍
Once again a God given talent.
The marvelous Judy in full swig/full bloom !!! Thank you for the amazing concert !I'd like to add one thing... if I may... well I might follow the New Zealand Prime Minister concerns. She once said; "I do not understand The United Sates". At times while watching the fabulous The Judy Garland Show special concerts of 1964 I should agree with the PM. In USA they are masters in creating enormous talented personalities of showbiz and then exploit them till the very sad end and cry a river over them afterwards... Split personalities are those of Americans not of yours Judy... though you said that you have split personality during the last appearance on the 28th of March 1964. Gemini ? Americans used the name for their Fly me to the Moon mission program in 1960's. Life is amazing in its beauty and absurdity... isn't it ?
What a great thing that this wonderful show didn't GET AWAY!!! I love them all, but as far as vocals, song choices, and outfit, # 24 is my absolute favorite of all shows. I watch it a whole lot....it's so good.
I agree with you, show #24 is my fav too. I never tire of watching it. Wonderful music arrangements with Mort Lindsey, and Judy looks fabulous.
@@ricardo2266 I am so glad to get a great response to my comment. I have been a great admirer of Judy Garland's ever since I was a very young child. I have been so happy to have this television series available to watch as much as I want. Given that apparently the tapes were MIA for several years and were not given any special care during that time, it is amazing that they are in such great shape. I really hate that having this show get canceled by the network was such a devastating blow to Judy. Although I agree with what Cyd Luft said about it may have worked better to have Judy do a number of BIG specials per year, but not 1 hour per week, I am so thankful that she did the show. In as far as having this many hours of her ripeness as a performer captured wonderfully in big-budget studio productions for each show...I am one of the few people that liked each version of the format and incarnation that TJGS went through. I thought that Judy's amazing multi-talents were spotlighted throughout, It is a FABULOUS gold mine and something I would never have been as enriched not having these great shows that captured lots of Judy Garland performing at the zenith of her career. I am so glad that you mentioned Mort Lindsey. I absolutely love how his wonderful talent went hand in glove in each song. There were also lots of talented singers, dancers, musicians, and guests on TJGS. I have heard that her children say that the show was able to capture a little of what Judy was like as a person outside of performing. The show was canceled about a year before I was born. I guess for me, The Judy Garland Show is a gleaming moment that was thankfully captured and has been available to appreciate its many wonderful aspects for a few years now. With all of its wonderfulness, who wants to talk about any of the negatives???? I'm thrilled to connect with a kindred spirit.
@@timmyb1965 Thanks very much for your reply. I enjoyed reading your thoughts on the series, and can see that you appreciate high quality music. As you mentioned, we came very close to losing all the master 2 inch videotapes which were returned to Judy's production company when the series ended. CBS kept film copies of a few of the shows, but the 26 master tapes were transported across America from one address to another and kept in less than ideal storage conditions.
Then for several decades they were lost - nobody knew where they were, until they came to light as a result of a house clearance in the mid 90s. They were found in a dank dirty cellar. The boxes were falling apart and it's a miracle the tapes were even playable.
Fortunately Pioneer DVD took on the massive task of restoring all 26 shows, which took 4 years from 1999 to 2003. Watching these shows today in their pristine quality and condition, you'd never guess what a miracle it is that they have even survived.
Thank you for this POSTING of MY GIRL!
WHAT A TREAT! FOR ME TODAY! 🤓!
3:36 That's Mark Herron on the aisle, checking out his quarry.
Lol, that’s a good way to put it. He wanted to mine that fame, for sure, pretending to be straight. I wonder if she uncovered his duplicity and that’s why she kicked him to the curb.
Interesting to see Mark Herron sitting in aisle 3, right by the stage, as the camera moves behind Judy during the opening titles. Herron would become her fourth husband in November 1965, almost two years after this show was recorded.
Yes, you're right. I'd have missed him, had you not mentioned it. : )
Thank you for these. They are such a treat to watch.
Judy Garland, canta a música Chicago ... maravilhosamente...
At 1:27:52 is Bobby Cole, whom Judy employed for 3 reasons. Firstly, she needed a special material writer after she fired Mel Torme; secondly, she wanted to show Torme that a piano bar performer she picked up in NY could do the egotistical Torme's job; thirdly, after going through a few lovers during her series (David Begelman, Andre Philippe, Glenn Ford), she not only hooked up with Cole, but had him leave his wife to come out to L.A. As is apparent here, Mr. Cole is an acquired taste. Monsieur Philippe- oo-la-la!- was from... where else?... the Bronx.
I always enjoy reading your comments and your insight on Judy Garland. You are always honest and sincere while adding something to the plate!🤔🤗👍
@@CharlieChilders-wm9gb You know, some people aren't so thrilled with honesty. So it's nice to be appreciated.
@@akrenwinkle yes it is a rarity with many Judy fans and so-called self authorities and self-righteous and judging people without all the facts. I've always admired and respected you for your intelligence and never afraid to tell all the facts good or bad! 🤔😱🤗👍😇😇💞
Love her ❤️
Maravilhosa
È sempre perfetta …….-AMERICAN EDIT PIAF ☕️💜🌹❣️❣️👍🏻
Smiling…☺️’
The best !
Lecture nr 2.
Just kidding...
Thank you so much for the marvelous concert- the iconic wonder of all time.
I'll tell you what.
As an aficionado of Judy and her great great admirer, fan etc I must admit that never has I predicted that I would find similarities between me and her with all due admiration and respect to Judy's class, magic, talents, hardship and beauty. Pretentious... I know... sorry.
Anyway 22th of June 1969 is the day when the world stopped revolving.
"Judy had a heart bigger than all of you put together".- once said Judy's long time friend June Allyson. Bingo ! Heart plus talent, grace and hard work made her an absolutely and uniquely one of the most amazing human beings that had ever lived on Planet Earth.
“Deusa das Deusas “. Judy Garland
Thank you so very much for posting the Judy series. We need to get you more subscriptions to support you and your great work and gifts for everyone. Do you have any idea when the Judy TV series will be released in a boxed set again? 🤔🤗👍💞
It's only had one complete series release, and that was about 20 years ago, and long out of print. I don't know whether it will ever get released again - possibly not, as the DVD market is in decline.
I LOVE YOU
What an amazing voice Vic Damone had, but the chemistry isn’t really there between them. Judy keeps looking to him and he ignores her most of the time. She was an awesome storyteller, and could connect with another singer in a duet like no other - from Barbra Streisand to Mickey Rooney, Martha Raye to Lena Horne & Tony Bennett. She was generous and brought out the best performances in others. Closing my eyes Vic was lovely, but sorry to say he missed opportunity after opportunity to engage with Judy.
Very interesting observations re: Vic D. and MIss G. Thank you!
Judy and Vic knew each other as far back as their MGM days. Vic was the only guest during the entire series to appear three times, probably because Judy felt so comfortable with him. After the series, Judy and Vic recreated their West Side Story duet on the Hollywood Palace.
Rodriguez Richard Anderson Paul Thomas Edward