Judy Garland Stereo - Swing Your Partner Round and Round Pt. 1 - The Harvey Girls 1946
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2016
- I've replaced the mono film soundtrack with true stereo from the original stereo recording. Enjoy Judy, Ray Bolger, and Marjorie Main as they dance...the Waltz!
The Producer's Notes from the CD: It is with great pleasure that we premiere the original soundtrack album to one of the best MGM Musicals of all time, The Harvey Girls, featuring the timeless songs of Harry Warren and Johnny Mercer, perfectly rendered by the extraordinary Judy Garland and a stellar supporting cast. The music for The Harvey Girls was recorded with several microphones placed strategically throughout the scoring stage, each creating discrete recordings called "angles" that captured the vocals and different sections of the orchestra. Each angle was then edited, using portions of many different 'takes' of each song or score piece. Finally, the edited vocal orchestral angles were mixed to monaural composite tracks ('comps') in preparation for final use in the film.
While very few angles for The Harvey Girls were available, most of the orchestral and vocal comps did survive the aging process and were used to master most selections on this album. Individual angles were available for the Oscar-winning 'On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa Fe,' the joyous 'Swing Your Partner Round And Round,' and the wonderful outtake 'March Of The Doagies,' enabling us to mix these selections in true stereo.
Neither comps nor angles were available for a portion of 'Training Montage (The Train Must Be Fed)' or 'Wait And See' reprise #2, so it was necessary to replace missing sections with the music and effects track of the fine-grain print master. Due to the natural aging process of all production elements, the listener will note occasional variations in fidelity. Selections are presented in their original order and by name as they appear in the conductor's score.
1940s was a great romantic period wish I had been born far enough to live then!!
Surprised that nobody has seen or commented on this clip. Judy dances wonderfully here with Ray Bolger - a great testament to the fact that she was not only a brilliant singer but a fantastic dancer too!
Agree wholeheartedly. Around 3:46, it looked like they were going for a spotlight couple- and when everyone else cleared the floor, it looked like Judy and Ray were gonna be it, but they end the duet so abruptly when she substitutes Marjorie Main for herself.
Judy Garland looks really beautiful in this movie...more than Meet Me in St. Louis. She is one of the greatest movie stars in history and she had a brilliant memory so thats why almost every of her scenes was taken in just one shot. 1946 back when Metro Goldwyn Mayer was the space with shining stars around
I agree ... this was Judy's best movie. It's sad it's not better known today.
@@SFKelvin While it's certainly enjoyable, for me it doesn't come near the masterpiece status of "Meet Me in St. Louis."
The legendary, adorable, very pretty and extremely talented singer, actress, comedian, dancer, entertainer, performer and person Judy Garland is in a class by herself! Thank you for posting and sharing this classic performance! This classic movie was filmed in 1945 and 1946! Then released in 1946!
3:52 I loved watching this movie, especially seeing Judy Garland dancing with Ray Bolger again! I was obsessed with The Wizard of Oz when I was younger (and still am)!💖💖💖
My favorite part.....if only because Dorothy's dancing with her Scarecrow.
Shimra Davis It warmed my heart to see them dance together again.
Same! I really wish they had more movies together!
I don't know about that,to me it looks as if things are a bit cool between them.They don't really look at each other and that could be because Judy started to experience more serious mental health problems while she was making this film and she began to show up very late,delaying the days shooting,her behaviour began to be more disruptive and things being as theyw eere then,few people would have understood Bipolar Disorder or felt any kind of empathy.Thsi behaaviour would have been seen as unprofessional or Diva-like at least. Like other well known dancers,i think that Ray Bolger was a perfectionist and expected better.I'm sure that as times passed ,her colleagues began to understand more. Judy was hospitalized a couple of times in the late Forties.
@@amybaker4654 Bolger commented publicly that he was thrilled to have been performing again with Garland. She may have had trouble getting there, but she always brought it once she was.
My eyes couldn't get off a young Cyd Charisse!
This is so 1940s does 1890's-ish, and I love it!
1:52 Ah, me. Marjorie Main--what a character. She made every movie she was in so much more fun.
my childhood! my mom showed me this movie for the first time as a toddler and ive remembered dancing to this song and wanting to be that lady in the yellow dress. sigh memories...
Judy Garland is is my favorite actor and my favorite movies are The Wizard of Oz, Meet Me in St.Louis, the Pirate, Easter Parade and The Harvey Girls.Ray Bolger was dance with Judy Garland
Love the dance instructor she really teaches and even in modern times like today we can use this movie to give us history and learn how to move round and round to do the waltz!!!
I watched this movie for the first time during quarintine it's such a good old fashioned musical with my love Judy ❤️
Love Judy's dress!
Allen Ryde I recently worked on restoring this dress
Omigosh I am so envious and I am so glad that there is work being done to maintain and preserve classic Hollywood film costumes since there were so many costumes that were left to rot and be forgotten about or just thrown out during the later years of MGM and then during the big MGM auction of 1972 I believe was the year. I would love to see it someday!
@@jameskelly8358 , this is a very late reply but I'm so glad the dress is being preserved. It is one of Judy's most beautiful costumes and she looks just gorgeous in it, so ethereally lovely.
Judy Garland is the most beautiful and the most talented of anyone ever born !! 2019 !!!!
Calm down 😂
I must say at about around four minutes. The ribbon in that one persons view is so hysterical. She’s dancing so eloquently and we have no idea what she looks like.
Besides Judy Garland, I recognize the young Cyd Charisse, the first who began to dance in this scene.
Very cute, charming and underrated musical
This scene was Virginia Davis' last acting role (she's the young girl in purple). Virginia was the first Disney star, as the lead role in the Alice Comedies.
Simply beautiful stars of this quality we will never see again
One of the most beautiful songs in he movie
OMG! That movie had the best songs! Thank you for posting!
When the dance instructor says "your be dancing and a prancin sounds like jimmy derange!!!
beautiful all around. but, i mean...judy garland. a rare bit of perfection for the universe.
Love it and the bonus is hearing Marjorie Main sing... Always amazed about Judy's tiny waist but we know the problems that resulted. Thanks for the posting.
Just think Marjorie Main sang- and Percy Kilbride swooned- result, 17 children. The Kettles
I love how shot hit the fan before this scene
2:45 - It's Cyd Charisse!
3:47 scarecrow and dorothy siting
The woman who made all these dresses lived in Baker Montana. I’ve lived in Baker for 4 years
That may be Judy on the left!!
Yes - and Cyd Charisse on the right.
Don't give Marjorie Main any lip.
Noticed the instrumental sounded like a Tchaikovsky start
Love the dance instructor lady!!
Don't see Judy Garland anywhere?
She's right up front in the white dress.
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What happened to women? I remember that when I was a kid in the early sixties women looked this beautiful in our neighborhood. They took care of themselves, their husbands had them on pedestals and their wishes were their commands. So sweet, glamorous and raised a family with their husbands in a happy home. My mom would always dress up and be ready for my dad, he would come home and they would embrace and kiss just like in the movies.
Today, we are living in a horror movie where the world is falling apart.
Same exact thing can be said about men.
@@Star-lw5wr Feminism has made men stay away from commitment and relationships. They prefer to stay single than getting involved with women today.
@@heru-deshet359 So the issue is that women don't want to be treated like servants or inferior beings anymore, but like equal people. You're right. That's such a turn off. A real horror movie for the male ego.
Women don't want to stay home waiting for their husbands to come home ready to issue commands. Can you blame them?
This world you're talking about never existed. That's just how it look to you through the lens of childhood.