Diahann Carroll: Born July 17, 1935 - Died October 4, 2019 at the age of 84 (Cancer). She was an American actress, singer and model. She rose to stardom in performances in some of the earliest major studio films to feature black casts, including Carmen Jones in 1954 and Porgy and Bess in 1959. In 1962, Carroll won a Tony Award for best actress, a first for a black woman, for her role in the Broadway musical No Strings. Her 1968 debut in Julia, the first series on American television to star a black woman in a nonstereotypical role, was a milestone both in her career and the medium. In the 1980s she played the role of a mixed-race diva in the primetime soap opera Dynasty. Carroll was the recipient of numerous stage and screen nominations and awards, including the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress In A Television Series in 1968. She received an Academy Award for Best Actress nomination for the 1974 film Claudine.
@@sandra-jones TRUE: These are the awards she did win: 1962: Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical - No Strings 1969: Golden Globe Award for Best TV Star - Female - Julia 1975: NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture - Claudine 2011: Inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame
Cindy Brodie I feel like Judy was always VERY supportive of other female artists, especially. She always seems to have a great sisterly connection with women she performs with!
Look how enamored they are of each other. Judy was not only a fabulous talent, but a giving and gifted artist. And...Diahann Carroll still looks incredible!
Judy could sing with anybody. The chosen keys were always the "other person's". This is a gem ....beautiful, talented women who show each other great respect and singing together. A time long gone...
Yeah, and they said the same thing about Dionne Warwick, Nancy Wilson, and the 5th Dimension...ALL of which opened doors so that others following them wouldn't have such a hard way to go. Love them all!
Miss Carroll was a fixture on American TV during the late 1960s and 1970s. I remember my family of 6 would sit around the TV console and be thrilled by her singing talent and exquisite beauty. She was featured on many TV variety shows during this period. Rest peacefully you precious gem of a Lady, we will always remember the joy that your brought us all! Bravo and Bravo and Bravo!
I just directed a PBS concert special to air in August, which stars Diahann Carroll live in Palm Springs in her one-woman show, backed by the Pat Rizzo Orchestra. She is just a s beautiful as ever and an absolute delight to work with. Chip Miller/Director
@waynegabi At the end of her Archive of American Television Interview, she's asked about many people she's worked with. Judy's mentioned and Diahann called her "the most overwhleming performer that she can remember" she says a bit more and just ends by saying that Judy was "extraordinary".
when it comes to Ms Garland she was the best singer in the free world and to see her with Ms Carroll the world was a little bit better ! I am glad that I grew up during this period great music!🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵
A lot of people don't know that Diane Carroll was once a Model for Ebony. Her singing is strongly underrated. Her voice is really divine. She was one of Broadway's most colorful actresses. I have never seen her make a fashion mistake and she has always been the definition of 'dignity' for any woman. There's a book on her and Sidney Portier. He spurned this beautiful woman. I love her and have watched her all my life. I'm so glad she's still around. :D
I freaking love their duet!! I grew up with this type of music and acting in my grandma's house (she is 83) she always paid homage to greats and made sure I did too!! ❤
I love the fact that Judy was among some of the first white hosts to have black performers on their shows in the 60's when other white hosts would not. Carroll, Lena Horne and others were able to appear on highly respected shows including Frank Sinatra and Ed Sullivan. But I LOVE Judy Garland best! And as a Black woman I respect, admire and revere her memory!!!!! WHAT A WOMAN !!!!!!!
Two beautiful gifted woman. Each brought their individual gifts to the most beautiful songs without regard to ethnicity- just artistry. Joyful. Thank you Judy and Diahann. They made beautiful music together- example for the world, today. To the person that posted this: THANK YOU.
Seeing these 2 ladies sing just brought joy to my heart. Judy Garland's voice is one to be treasure. Diahnn Caroll her voice as well as her looks outstanding. I wish they could have recorded an album back than. They are miss but never forgotten.
What a fabulous episode of Diahann Carroll, singing with Judy Garland! Diahann, was an amazing Trail Blazer & Trendsetter! Beautiful women with the singing voice of an Angel! Her acting ability, was iconic and memorable! She passed on 10/4/19! May she Rest On Heaven! 🙏😔🙏
that was because she frequently worked with scripts, and memorizing is something you have to do with your dialogue. What is impressive is that she was always mesmerizing after she had finished memorizing...a claim few others can make.
Extraordinarily beautiful Carroll. NO STRINGS is probably an underrated musical because it was composed by Richard Rodgers who had a few bigger hits. With a resume like his NO STRINGS might appear minor. Great medley by the way: usually they sing the more famous songs, but these were the less famous songs of these great composers.
I just love it, love it I remember when this show appeared on TV of course I saw it! two of my favorites performers RIP Ms. Diahann and Ms, Judy Garland always and forever in or hearts..
Patricia Ruth Lewis, you are fortunate. Not many people can claim what you just did. You saw these two American icons in the world that then was and you shared time and space with them. Now you view the video and see them sing again, but they no longer live in the same house as you. Yours is a unique perspective and you probably appreciate these ladies in a way that most of us can not understand.
@@timothyhughes1904 Thank You for that Timothy I guess all it takes is for someone else to tell you how fortunate you are to have remembered these folk when you were growing up and now, I'm all grown up and these folk are all making their transition. Wow, I really miss Ms. Pearl Bailey I miss her like crazy.
@filmmekker: Judy also had Count Basie on her show. And as Brendan Konicki said, The Judy Garland Show only lasted for 26 weeks. In addition, she had several other minority guests and/or groups on her show, such as Latino, etc. And this was in 1963!
This was a great treat! Imagine a TV show today where you watch 2 great performers just sitting together singing duets of popular songs. Ratings bomb for sure!
Two wonderful great singers. As long as I can remember both of them touched my life by song and acting. So great of a performance here. Judy at her top voice and Miss Diahann's smooth voice. I wish a duet had come out on record. Lovely lovely.
What does this mean? What exactly is her "just due"? She won the Golden Globe in 1968 for best actress in a television series. She also won a Tony Award in 1962, but that's Broadway, not "Hollywood". In 76 she had the Diahann Carroll show. A summer replacement show in the Carol Burnett slot. That's not a sign of disrespect. She has experienced racism of course, she was born in 1935 after all. But she was also part of helping to bring down that racism. But I can't find where she's been slighted. From what I've seen she's considered a well respected icon of the industry.
@@VIKDR1 Thank you. Honestly I get so tired of the whining. She did what she did and got what she got. But it's NEVER enough. Who EVER gets their JUST DUE anyway, and how does anyone even know what that IS?
@@jennythepirateasmr8383 But you have to admit; the number of roles for black women in her time that wasn't the maid wasn't really out there, especially for the movies. So it was not enough.
This is so powerful! Two fantastic vocal artists and actresses on the stage together creating an awesome musical performance. Thanks so much for posting.
Just home from seeing "Judy" a must see movie. I accidentally came across this video after looking at videos of Diahann Carroll, I never knew that these two icons performed together. I have the "Julia" lunchbox from first grade proudly sitting in my living room. Thank you for sharing this video with the world. RIP Ms. Carroll.
Wow just wow, I'm speechless. Being a young person and just remembering her it hits me like when lena Horne past, imma miss you beautiful loving lady. Rest well
![What's My Line? - Sir Edmund Hillary; Diahann Carroll; Merv Griffin [panel] (May 20, 1962)](/img/1.gif)
So sad to here about Diahann Caroll’s passing. She was a gorgeous and multi-talented woman!! She will be sorely missed!
You made my year. A treat beyond words. Two icons sitting together now singing in heaven.
Thank you for this surprise!
Two angels singing in heaven right now Diane Carroll Judy Garland rest in peace
Diahann Carrol can't possibly get more beautiful. Two great ladies of show business!
Yea, she was intrusively beautiful.
She became even more beautiful in the coming years.
@@rexdby2984 thank you very much!
Here after watching the movie Judy and hearing the news of Diahann’s death 😓
Me too...
Me too
The irony.
@Randolph Burns I'm sure Judy was one of the people to greet her at the gates.
lady's lady's move over real women with classy!
The two ladies are singing together again.
Diahann was a true beauty. Saw her sans make up at our local grocery store. Gorgeous. She had it all. Judy of course amazing.
It seems that Judy was never in competition. She loved singing and she loved singers.
She always seemed very supportive of her guests and was great at matching their energy
As a Black woman who sings, I think her voice and style were great. She has always been one of my role models.
Notice she sings not sangz! Now everyone black and white sang!
@@justynjonn nothing wrong with either lol. Not everything modern is bad, but you're entitled to your own opinion
Diahann Carroll: Born July 17, 1935 - Died October 4, 2019 at the age of 84 (Cancer). She was an American actress, singer and model. She rose to stardom in performances in some of the earliest major studio films to feature black casts, including Carmen Jones in 1954 and Porgy and Bess in 1959. In 1962, Carroll won a Tony Award for best actress, a first for a black woman, for her role in the Broadway musical No Strings.
Her 1968 debut in Julia, the first series on American television to star a black woman in a nonstereotypical role, was a milestone both in her career and the medium. In the 1980s she played the role of a mixed-race diva in the primetime soap opera Dynasty.
Carroll was the recipient of numerous stage and screen nominations and awards, including the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress In A Television Series in 1968. She received an Academy Award for Best Actress nomination for the 1974 film Claudine.
VILJL I loved watching “Julia “ as a child.
VILJL she actually did not win an Academy Award or an Emmy. Sadly she was only nominated.
@@sandra-jones TRUE: These are the awards she did win:
1962: Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical - No Strings
1969: Golden Globe Award for Best TV Star - Female - Julia
1975: NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture - Claudine
2011: Inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame
@@VILJL yeah I actually have followed her career since I was able and old enough to do so. That's why I knew that she had not won on Oscar or Emmy.
“Claudine” is one of my favorite movies. I got a chance to see Ms. Carroll on Broadway in Agnes Of God.
Judy always seems to try to bring out the best when singing with others.
Cindy Brodie I feel like Judy was always VERY supportive of other female artists, especially. She always seems to have a great sisterly connection with women she performs with!
What a lovely thing to say😊
Diahann is so beautiful 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Very beautiful and gorgeous eyes
TAPED: JANUARY 31, 1964 AIRED: FEBRUARY 16,1964
Damn 2 insanely talented singers in the same vid, RIP to both of them
R.I.P. Diahann. 4 Oct 2019
Absolutely wonderful! R.I.P Judy Garland, you're very missed🙏🏼 Ms. Carroll, you're divine🙂
Jailene Torres Mrs. Carroll is one of a few stars from that time still living.
Thuam X - today she just passed at age 84. She was a magnificent pioneering woman! RIP 🕊
Look how enamored they are of each other. Judy was not only a fabulous talent, but a giving and gifted artist. And...Diahann Carroll still looks incredible!
Judy could sing with anybody. The chosen keys were always the "other person's". This is a gem ....beautiful, talented women who show each other great respect and singing together. A time long gone...
Yeah, and they said the same thing about Dionne Warwick, Nancy Wilson, and the 5th Dimension...ALL of which opened doors so that others following them wouldn't have such a hard way to go. Love them all!
Miss Carroll was a fixture on American TV during the late 1960s and 1970s. I remember my family of 6 would sit around the TV console and be thrilled by her singing talent and exquisite beauty. She was featured on many TV variety shows during this period.
Rest peacefully you precious gem of a Lady, we will always
remember the joy that your brought us all!
Bravo and Bravo and Bravo!
I just directed a PBS concert special to air in August, which stars Diahann Carroll live in Palm Springs in her one-woman show, backed by the Pat Rizzo Orchestra. She is just a s beautiful as ever and an absolute delight to work with. Chip Miller/Director
Judy healthy and it shows in her singing effortlessly.
I love the way Judy mouth the words of Diane Carroll's part of the song.
@waynegabi At the end of her Archive of American Television Interview, she's asked about many people she's worked with. Judy's mentioned and Diahann called her "the most overwhleming performer that she can remember" she says a bit more and just ends by saying that Judy was "extraordinary".
thankyou diahann carroll and judy garland for singing rodgers and arlen in 1965
Judy Garland is simply outstanding. No one could compete with her voice. I hope you are happy over the rainbow.
Just great. This must have been around the time Diahann was starring in "No Strings" on Broadway, by Richard Rodgers. Such fun to watch.
Beautiful performance by 2 lovely women. I think I'm going to cry. Rest in peace Diahann.
Two beautifully talented singers from a great era long gone.
Both Beautiful, both Talented..Cherished and very Missed..
Judy could sing the phone directory and still make it sound good.
That's a very common comment about many fine singers, but I think it might get tiresome hearing Alberto's Detailing and Window Tinting.
@Dean Robinson...Agreed!👏🏾👏🏾
Diahann was classy, grace & beautiful! RIP!
This must be on Judy's TV show.
Diahann Carroll puts me in a trance. She's like an angel in real life.
And now she's really an angel. 😭👼
2 beautiful ladies! Both are missed, greatly!
This is A REAL and RARE TREAT!!!!
Beautiful ladies both of them. Diahann is radiant here. RIP to Ms. Carroll
Wow these women are unforgettable memories that will last forever Diahanna Carroll you'll be missed.
Sleep in peace, Ms. Carroll. This is a wonderful medley.
This was aired the Year and Month I was born February 1964.
2 Wonderful Legendary Performer's
Rest Well Ladies
Judy was so cool way before her time so sad she’s gone💕💕
She sure was!
THANKS FOR THIS,,, AMEN!!! AND MAY DIAHANN CARROLL NOW RIP,,, WITH JUDY GARLAND AND THE REST,,, AMEN AMEN AMEN!!!
when it comes to Ms Garland she was the best singer in the free world and to see her with Ms Carroll the world was a little bit better ! I am glad that I grew up during this period great music!🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵
A lot of people don't know that Diane Carroll was once a Model for Ebony. Her singing is strongly underrated. Her voice is really divine. She was one of Broadway's most colorful actresses. I have never seen her make a fashion mistake and she has always been the definition of 'dignity' for any woman. There's a book on her and Sidney Portier. He spurned this beautiful woman. I love her and have watched her all my life. I'm so glad she's still around. :D
I freaking love their duet!! I grew up with this type of music and acting in my grandma's house (she is 83) she always paid homage to greats and made sure I did too!! ❤
I love the fact that Judy was among some of the first white hosts to have black performers on their shows in the 60's when other white hosts would not. Carroll, Lena Horne and others were able to appear on highly respected shows including Frank Sinatra and Ed Sullivan. But I LOVE Judy Garland best! And as a Black woman I respect, admire and revere her memory!!!!! WHAT A WOMAN !!!!!!!
Two classic acts! RIP two angel sent from heaven returning home ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
God, this is great! Seeing and hearing them makes me so happy. Rest In Peace, both beautiful ladies. 💕
TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WITH GREAT SINGING TALENT💕💝💕💕
I'm luving memory lane...old Hollywood greats. 😍
Both have such class...love this!
That right there just put a smile on my face. Simply captivating. RIP Diahann Carroll, you beautiful lady you. ❤
Diahann literally sounds heavily! 😍😍😍 What a beautiful rich voice!
Wow they really packed in a lot of those songs in that medley!!! What versatility from both, I love how they’re holding hands at one point
Two beautiful gifted woman. Each brought their individual gifts to the most beautiful songs without regard to ethnicity- just artistry. Joyful. Thank you Judy and Diahann. They made beautiful music together- example for the world, today. To the person that posted this: THANK YOU.
Two beautiful, talented, classy ladies. 👏 Bravo
Classic ! 2 timeless entertainers !
OMG Diane Caroll was sooo cute when she gets was young! We go miss your classy and stylish presence.
OMG. So grateful for RUclips, film and videotape.
Diahann RIP. Amazing actress effortless singer.
#DominiqueDeveraux Ms. Carroll many thanks for all your talent & work r.i.p 😍 simply stunning
Seeing these 2 ladies sing just brought joy to my heart.
Judy Garland's voice is one to be treasure. Diahnn Caroll her voice as well as her looks outstanding.
I wish they could have recorded an album back than.
They are miss but never forgotten.
Garland looks and photographs great here! They say she was an exceedingly quick study with dance routines!
What a fabulous episode of Diahann Carroll, singing with Judy Garland! Diahann, was an amazing Trail Blazer & Trendsetter! Beautiful women with the singing voice of an Angel! Her acting ability, was iconic and memorable! She passed on 10/4/19! May she Rest On Heaven! 🙏😔🙏
Talk about women power!! And, BEAUTIFUL, to boot!! This was GREAT!!💕💯
Now a duet in Heaven.
Two gracious beauties I grew up admiring from a far......
I’m not sure if this one song, or a compilation, but it’s a bop !! 😂
I love vintage Hollywood! They were a great duet !! 🖤
It's a medley of many songs, more than a dozen. Some only one or two lines. The composers are Harold Arlan and Richard Rogers.
Ms. Carroll's were always memorizing. Rest well angel
that was because she frequently worked with scripts, and memorizing is something you have to do with your dialogue. What is impressive is that she was always mesmerizing after she had finished memorizing...a claim few others can make.
This medley has a sentimental value, especially now that their both gone ☹️
Judy was such a gracious hostess. Always let her guests shine, never tried to out-sing or upstage them.
Judy Garland has a strong melodious voice.
Extraordinarily beautiful Carroll. NO STRINGS is probably an underrated musical because it was composed by Richard Rodgers who had a few bigger hits. With a resume like his NO STRINGS might appear minor. Great medley by the way: usually they sing the more famous songs, but these were the less famous songs of these great composers.
A TRULY MASTERPIECE !!!
I just love it, love it I remember when this show appeared on TV of course I saw it! two of my favorites performers RIP Ms. Diahann and Ms, Judy Garland always and forever in or hearts..
Patricia Ruth Lewis, you are fortunate. Not many people can claim what you just did. You saw these two American icons in the world that then was and you shared time and space with them. Now you view the video and see them sing again, but they no longer live in the same house as you. Yours is a unique perspective and you probably appreciate these ladies in a way that most of us can not understand.
@@timothyhughes1904 Thank You for that Timothy I guess all it takes is for someone else to tell you how fortunate you are to have remembered these folk when you were growing up and now, I'm all grown up and these folk are all making their transition. Wow, I really miss Ms. Pearl Bailey I miss her like crazy.
omg that was beautiful by the end I didnt realise I had tears , wasnt sure if it was sadness or happyness... I think it was a little of both...
@filmmekker: Judy also had Count Basie on her show. And as Brendan Konicki said, The Judy Garland Show only lasted for 26 weeks. In addition, she had several other minority guests and/or groups on her show, such as Latino, etc. And this was in 1963!
This was a great treat! Imagine a TV show today where you watch 2 great performers just sitting together singing duets of popular songs. Ratings bomb for sure!
I come back to this inspiring duet every few months; great artists interpreting great music! Thanks for sharing.
Wow. Their voices are so well matched.
Two wonderful great singers. As long as I can remember both of them touched my life by song and acting. So great of a performance here. Judy at her top voice and Miss Diahann's smooth voice. I wish a duet had come out on record. Lovely lovely.
These were talents that made their work look easy breezy.
This is an authentic masterclass !!
Diahann Carroll looks beautiful as always.
Diahann is another Black artist that never got her just due in Hollywood .
SO SO TRUE....SHE WAS AMAZINGLY TALENTED IN SO MANY WAYS!
What does this mean? What exactly is her "just due"?
She won the Golden Globe in 1968 for best actress in a television series. She also won a Tony Award in 1962, but that's Broadway, not "Hollywood".
In 76 she had the Diahann Carroll show. A summer replacement show in the Carol Burnett slot. That's not a sign of disrespect. She has experienced racism of course, she was born in 1935 after all. But she was also part of helping to bring down that racism.
But I can't find where she's been slighted. From what I've seen she's considered a well respected icon of the industry.
@@VIKDR1 Thank you. Honestly I get so tired of the whining. She did what she did and got what she got. But it's NEVER enough. Who EVER gets their JUST DUE anyway, and how does anyone even know what that IS?
@@jennythepirateasmr8383 But you have to admit; the number of roles for black women in her time that wasn't the maid wasn't really out there, especially for the movies. So it was not enough.
You are correct. Maybe today she will. RIP.
This is so powerful! Two fantastic vocal artists and actresses on the stage together creating an awesome musical performance. Thanks so much for posting.
Just home from seeing "Judy" a must see movie. I accidentally came across this video after looking at videos of Diahann Carroll, I never knew that these two icons performed together. I have the "Julia" lunchbox from first grade proudly sitting in my living room. Thank you for sharing this video with the world. RIP Ms. Carroll.
Two mega stars who outdo themselves!
I love this so much
Wow just wow, I'm speechless. Being a young person and just remembering her it hits me like when lena Horne past, imma miss you beautiful loving lady. Rest well
So elegant and classy 😍😍😍
A portrait in elegance and grace.
Wow, this just makes you beam from ear to ear, Judy was so sweet and affectionate with her guest, and Diahann is the spitting image of my Aunt!
And now we have lost another legend...she broke the color barrier in so many areas. I will never forget No Strings.
Now the ladies are performing in heaven.
RIP
RIP to both Legends gone but Never forgotten
A different level professionalism
Stalwarts! RIP both of you.🌹
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL medley from 2 very talented women.
I never knew Diahann sung like this!💟💟💟
Wow! What a duo! Loved them both.
So grateful for the effort these ladies put into being the sophisticated, talented, dignified, phenomenal women they were.✨
Two Angels signing