JUDY GARLAND: 'WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE'. RARE.
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2024
- Performed by Judy on 'The Judy Garland Show,' taped October 11, 1963 & February 23, 1964. There are only 2 known performances of Judy singing this beautiful Jazz song ... Both from her show ... This is one of them. A rare, sublime rendition of a song that many have sung ... but few have felt as Judy did.
'When Your Lover Has Gone' broadens our experience with knowing the spectrum of Judy's musical genius. Historically, she has not been associated or recognized with this genre of music ... I think that's changing ... And this song, among others, gives us reason ...
Words and music by Einer Swan, 1931.
What good is the scheming, the planning and dreaming
That comes with each new love affair
The dreams that we cherish, so often might perish
And leaves you with castles in air
Judy sings:
When you're alone, who cares for starlit skies
When you're alone, the magic moonlight dies
At break of dawn, there is no sunrise
When your lover has gone
What lonely hours, the evening shadows bring
What lonely hours, with memories lingering
Like faded flowers, life can't mean anything
When your lover has gone
/ michelebell1
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Judy makes this song her very own!! Once you hear Judy sing it nobody elses rendition really matters!! Thanks for posting!!!
I LOVE this beautiful song! "When Your Lover Has Gone" is a favorite of mines and Judy Garland is divine with this song, expressing every bit of emotion that the song requires. Also the musical arrangement is soft, tender, and heart moving. Excellent performance by Judy Garland.
Thanks for posting this. Most people prefer Judy's full orchestra version of this song. And although I agree that version is stunning to watch as Judy goes through a rollercoaster of emotions (and a few vocal sommersaults), it's this quiet, gentle version that tugs at my heart....
Judy's rendition of this song in episode 24 almost reaches operatic proportions and she did it in her own inimitable way but this version is just a little more poignant in my books. So glad this version was posted. Thank you.
I love this. This is the later Judy sound that I prefer :) so much emotion~
Christian Tassin. Judy Garland, une artiste unique, une voix qui vous fait vibrer, l'interprétation de cette chanson est pleine d'émotion et d'intensité. Je ressens la même émotion dans les concerts de Mireille Mathieu, ces deux femmes on une certaine ressemblance .
I agree there is a resemblance in the their 'philosophy' of singing if that's not too grand a term. Both of these ladies had the hihest respect for their audience, amounting almost to love. Another singer I would include into this group is Elis Regina.
You can almost feel her emotions......
and yet that is exactly why it is moving, she is singing a song about a woman who has for her, nothing left to live for. like her at the time. I love this because of its dark undertones
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@BuzzStephens1 The music in this version is Judy's voice ... a lovely instrument ... & the reason I shared it rather than any other. SMILE.
xoxoMichelexoxo
Such a sad rendition. You can see she is almost ready to die, and in this condition she did one of the best works in pop history. Van Gogh is getting into my mind.
One wonders if this was inspired by Julie London's version
“Once you hear Judy sing it nobody elses rendition really matters!!”
If you mean the other versions don’t matter to you, that’s entirely your call. If you mean they don’t matter, period, that’s ridiculous. Some perfectly reasonable people prefer Louis Armstrong’s version, or Ray Charles’s, or Sinatra’s.
Francis could sing the blues. It's a shame she didn't sing more.
This is Garland at her absolute worst: all the empty mannerisms, no communication. She looks as if she's sight reading it for the very first time. .