I hadn't heard this song before. I knew it with Fantastic Judy 💞, just this year.. Today I looked it up in other versions. No one can hold the candle to Judy's version. Not even Dean Martin 👑, my absolute King. Peggy Lee's is pretty good. But the emotion I get listening to Judy, is totally different. It goes from her soul directly to mine. Mesmerizing Judy Garland 💞.. 🪻🌿
All these comments so eloquently state her magic...Judy does more than perform...the music is part of her and she gives her whole heart to it. I love her and miss her more than ever.❣️
Beautifully said. Reading the comments I can see and feel that her fans “ get her “.by their response to this performance. When you receive Garland your entire being is tickled when she sings a song of joy and when she sings a sad song like “ cottage for sale” your devastated. Judy brings out our humanity and what it is to be a human being.
And you can tell as she stands that she knows she’s about to throw that feeling of delight like turning on a light switch that part in You that will be tickled. Must have given her such joy to know she could do that. My Lord what a talent.
She's been gone 50 years now, hard to believe she left us an only 47, the wonderful thing is she's lived on longer than she was alive, and she will be alive as long as there are those who appreciate a magnificent voice and talent. We miss you Judy!
She knew all of her arrangements right down to the last note. And she sang a lyric like no one else. Such a talented lady and how the business didn't treat her better throughout. She was GOLD. The standard by which we can measure all of those others who sing their voices and NOT pay attention to the lyric - and send it across like she did.
This SONG & MORT LINDSAY AT THE PIANO , IN MY OPINION, DISPLAYS GARLAND' S INNATE MUSICALITY . IT ALSO. SHOWS SO CLEARLY HOW CRUCIAL IT IS TO WORK WITH A COMPLIMENTARY TALENT. I'VE NEVER TIRED OF WATCHING THEM WORK TOGETHER . CR
How in the FUCK does she modulate like that? Half keys? Are you kidding me? My God, you can listen to her singing the same song a thousand times and still hear something new that she did better than ANYONE else. Seriously. I’d sound like I’d just fallen down a flight of stairs if I even tried anything like that.
For months it was just Da Da Da. Betty Comden and Adolph Green loved Jule Styne’s simple tune, but they were looking for the right moment in the show Bells Are Ringing to place it. Well, they found it and a classic standard was born.
How I wish I could hear what people like you hear! I have loved her my whole life, and I no longer listen to anyone else, but I know I can’t hear what you hear.
This is the Judy Garland I love... The last years of her life may have been unspeakably tragic, but it also shows the depth of her art ,her ability to communicate..... With the exception of Sammy Davis jr and a few other performers, she was a shear icon of the entertainment industry 😘😍
First heard Judy sing this song in 1961. It was the Carnegie Hall show in S.F at the Civic Aud. As in this video she was sitting on the piano bench with Mort Lindsay and she stood up and started that strut downstage the audience went wild as we did often during her concerts. Judy was the best and still is the best! Hall
I know it's been said a zillion times, but, it's so true; you can feel her giving us EVERYTHING. It's such an amazing feeling to be transfixed, and 'eating it up'. 💐
God bless Kay Thompson for teaching Judy to use her face, hands and body as part of the song. It is ALL from Kay (Liza's godmother) a stupendous cabaret performer and creator of performers.
as a musician who cherishes every opportunity to accompany a gifted soloist, i am so moved by ms. garland's obvious love for mort lindsey. she understood and appreciated his support of her talent. god bless them both...
Everytime I saw a Judy's video singing, I think that every singing teacher should show them to his/her students, as an example of how to convey the feeling of a song. Beyond her technique, it was her heart, and how she poured it into a song, what makes her unique and timeless
This exquisite little lady loved to sing and perform and you can see it right here in this 3 minutes .What starts off as such a simple understated performance sitting on the stool with Mort on the piano turns into pure magic you just cannot look away from . There will never be another . 🙏🏻❣️
I feel each word she sings, all her emotions just chill and thrill me. WOW ! What a talented Beautiful Soul she was and is; WILL ALWAYS BE.... Peace&Love
I’ve been a die hard Judy fan for 60 years and this is my all time favourite performance-she is simply brilliant-I’ve even left instructions in my will to have this recording played at my memorial service-along with “Hello Bluebird”, a close second 👍😚
This is entertainment! Judy is like a jet getting ready for take off...Unless people have walked in her shoes, Whitney's, whomever, they shouldn't be so quick to judge or comment. Just be appreciative God placed them in our lives, regardless of how short...
I call garland the Percolator - she makes you feel things and then as you listen those feelings bubble up and come spilling out with or without your permission - joy , sadness , whatever feeling ! Here sheer joy ! A muse - stirring ( percolating ) feelings to the surface - the percolator !!!!
First modulation is a half step higher at end of 1st time through the tune, as she rises from piano, and 2nd key change another half step up at "I was lost,...", then a third modulation, this one a full step up at "For love came.../Just In Time, I found you Just in Time, &c.". I prefer her version w/ the huge tag finish to this one, where she sings" You went and changed my life, re-arranged my only life.You changed my lonely life,...that LOVE-LY DAY!" The Kid's a Killer.
It was Mort Lindsey's Orchestra who did the Judy Garland Shows. The music was excellent and complemented Judy perfectly. I think he truly cared about her.
She aged way too young. The tremble in her voice and hesitant movements. It became part of her "mystique." But one can only imagine if she were able to live a more normal life without drugs what her performances would be like and how much her age and wisdom would have added to those performances. I love her, but feel such sadness every time I see her struggling in these venues.
Wonderful! She was truly one of a kind! I had the pleasure of meeting Mort Lindsay when he was in Atlantic City a few years back- a very nice guy and we found we had several friends in common and had a great old time swapping stories- a memorable night! I would love to have this entire series on DVD, to the best of my knowledge there are only bits and pieces available...
One of the reasons Judy repeated songs on the series was that before she switched to the "Concert" format of the show, her voice was picked up by the overhead boom mic, which was forced to move with the cameras. Usually at the songs end, it has to move back to not be picked up in the frame as the camera pulls away from Judy. Often she is seen belting away with very little or no sound. She was unhappy with the sound for much of the series and, when they decided to do concerts and they bought an expensive new hand held mic for her, she felt she could better her first efforts and so she repeated many of the songs from the beginning of the series such as Old Man River, As Long As He Needs Me, Come Rain or Come Shine etc. Steve Sander's book answers a lot of "why's" about Judy's series.
she sang it twice on the series....this version and the version where she is wearing the striped dress. the other version she sang it on was the 1962 special with Frank and Dean. I think she was particularly fond of this arrangement which he introduced in '62, but she quite expand her song selection throughout the series.
MY favorite is the version from the February 1962 Judy Garland Show Special with Frank and Dean. Maybe its just that I like the 1950's Judy sound, form 51 to 1961
As the tempo speeds up watch the incredible 'language' of gestures and movement that make her live performances so powerful and unique. If you see earlier Garland NONE of this was there. It was ALL created for her by her brilliant friend Kay Thompson. Even the movements around the stage were created by Kay.
hi, i´m searching a song recorded live, i thinking is a duet, more than 20 years ago, it´s a poutpourri song that contains other themes like "just in time-all right, ok, you win- baby ( you got what it takes"... anyone knows that version?
What's with the inconsistent lighting. Is Judy on or off her mark. The vocals are fantastic, and Mort an excellent pianist. But why sing the same song three or four times during one year of a series? I love Judy, but I wish that she had expanded her repetoire.
Ask MGM and her late mother (now somewhere over the rainbow) who gave Judy drugs when she was just 7 years old gal. Yes, she was tiny as Mickey Rooney was- just 4.11, but her heart and soul was bigger than anyone else's.
GOOD? Judy was, is, the greatest of all time. As Norman Main said: you've got the something extra that Ellen Terry talked about. THAT'S JUDY. Moss Hart who wrote the screen play truly believed, and rightfully so, that Ellen Terry's remark described Judy to a tee.
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I hadn't heard this song before. I knew it with Fantastic Judy 💞, just this year..
Today I looked it up in other versions.
No one can hold the candle to Judy's version. Not even Dean Martin 👑, my absolute King. Peggy Lee's is pretty good. But the emotion I get listening to Judy, is totally different. It goes from her soul directly to mine.
Mesmerizing Judy Garland 💞.. 🪻🌿
All these comments so eloquently state her magic...Judy does more than perform...the music is part of her and she gives her whole heart to it. I love her and miss her more than ever.❣️
Beautifully said. Reading the comments I can see and feel that her fans “ get her “.by their response to this performance. When you receive Garland your entire being is tickled when she sings a song of joy and when she sings a sad song like “ cottage for sale” your devastated. Judy brings out our humanity and what it is to be a human being.
I love the way Judy Garland not only sings a song, but she acts it as well. She tells a story. What a miraculous talent!
Right on!
"I Could Go On Singing" is one of her very best films. There will NEVER be another performer like her.
When she starts to stand up, she launches into Garland mode and takes our breath away! ❤️🎶
And you can tell as she stands that she knows she’s about to throw that feeling of delight like turning on a light switch that part in You that will be tickled. Must have given her such joy to know she could do that. My Lord what a talent.
Judy was a talented gifted funny lady and its sad she had to die so young only 47 now shed be 100 by now !
She's been gone 50 years now, hard to believe she left us an only 47, the wonderful thing is she's lived on longer than she was alive, and she will be alive as long as there are those who appreciate a magnificent voice and talent. We miss you Judy!
She knew all of her arrangements right down to the last note. And she sang a lyric like no one else. Such a talented lady and how the business didn't treat her better throughout. She was GOLD. The standard by which we can measure all of those others who sing their voices and NOT pay attention to the lyric - and send it across like she did.
Right there with you.
This SONG & MORT LINDSAY AT THE PIANO , IN MY OPINION, DISPLAYS GARLAND' S INNATE MUSICALITY . IT ALSO. SHOWS SO CLEARLY HOW CRUCIAL IT IS TO WORK WITH A COMPLIMENTARY TALENT. I'VE NEVER TIRED OF WATCHING THEM WORK TOGETHER . CR
Judy oh yes God you did it right
What a pPowerful, soiuful vibrato in her contralto. Larger than life personality and strong charactetrof Judy the Queen !
How in the FUCK does she modulate like that? Half keys? Are you kidding me? My God, you can listen to her singing the same song a thousand times and still hear something new that she did better than ANYONE else. Seriously. I’d sound like I’d just fallen down a flight of stairs if I even tried anything like that.
Judy could sing act & dance. She was the best performer a one of a kind! I miss her RIP Judy! ❤
Right on!
Man oh man! How many times does this song modulate??? Love it …. True artist ❤️
Simple song becomes a 3-act play... brilliant! It doesn't get better than that!
For months it was just Da Da Da. Betty Comden and Adolph Green loved Jule Styne’s simple tune, but they were looking for the right moment in the show Bells Are Ringing to place it. Well, they found it and a classic standard was born.
In my opinion-the most brilliant and moving and yes, thrilling 3 minute vocal performance of the last century-sheer perfection ❤️
How I wish I could hear what people like you hear! I have loved her my whole life, and I no longer listen to anyone else, but I know I can’t hear what you hear.
Stephen what a beautiful comment.
Astonishingly beautiful Judy
This is the Judy Garland I love... The last years of her life may have been unspeakably tragic, but it also shows the depth of her art ,her ability to communicate..... With the exception of Sammy Davis jr and a few other performers, she was a shear icon of the entertainment industry 😘😍
First heard Judy sing this song in 1961. It was the Carnegie Hall show in S.F at the Civic Aud. As in this video she was sitting on the piano bench with Mort Lindsay and she stood up and started that strut downstage the audience went wild as we did often during her concerts. Judy was the best and still is the best! Hall
I know it's been said a zillion times, but, it's so true; you can feel her giving us EVERYTHING. It's such an amazing feeling to be transfixed, and 'eating it up'. 💐
omg this is beautiful and perfect. No one will ever touch Judy Garland. She was so amazing
This is great
A timeless voice, "LITTLE GIRL, BIG VOICE"L.B.Metro. Still loves ya, JUDY ! XXXX.
God bless Kay Thompson for teaching Judy to use her face, hands and body as part of the song. It is ALL from Kay (Liza's godmother) a stupendous cabaret performer and creator of performers.
Yes
@@denisemarie8421and Roger Eden’s.
I love this version. She did other versions I also love, but this is my favorite.
as a musician who cherishes every opportunity to accompany a gifted soloist, i am so moved by ms. garland's obvious love for mort lindsey. she understood and appreciated his support of her talent. god bless them both...
Wow, I miss this kind of music. Music has really changed over the years. One of my favorite singers. Wonderful!
Everytime I saw a Judy's video singing, I think that every singing teacher should show them to his/her students, as an example of how to convey the feeling of a song. Beyond her technique, it was her heart, and how she poured it into a song, what makes her unique and timeless
How magnificent.
This exquisite little lady loved to sing and perform and you can see it right here in this 3 minutes .What starts off as such a simple understated performance sitting on the stool with Mort on the piano turns into pure magic you just cannot look away from . There will never be another . 🙏🏻❣️
The greatest performer of the 20th century. Thanks for this post.
I feel each word she sings, all her emotions just chill and thrill me. WOW ! What a talented Beautiful Soul she was and is; WILL ALWAYS BE.... Peace&Love
The mutual respect between Judy and Mort Lindsey is palpable.
I’ve been a die hard Judy fan for 60 years and this is my all time favourite performance-she is simply brilliant-I’ve even left instructions in my will to have this recording played at my memorial service-along with “Hello Bluebird”, a close second 👍😚
Judy is just PERFECTION!!! Miss you Judy!!! Rest in peace!!
I love this one because of the way she starts sitting with Mort. And those brilliant key changes.
This is entertainment! Judy is like a jet getting ready for take off...Unless people have walked in her shoes, Whitney's, whomever, they shouldn't be so quick to judge or comment. Just be appreciative God placed them in our lives, regardless of how short...
Live. No auto tune or pre-cord. The best there ever was.
Right there with you. Real talent.
I call garland the Percolator - she makes you feel things and then as you listen those feelings bubble up and come spilling out with or without your permission - joy , sadness , whatever feeling ! Here sheer joy ! A muse - stirring ( percolating ) feelings to the surface - the percolator !!!!
This is the perfect description 🤣 I feel the same way.
@@jimtetreault5553YAY
Wonderful ❣️🎬📺🌈
I could watch and listen to her sing for hours--I do. God.
HUGE PERFORMANCE GREAT LADY🌹🌹🌹🌹☹️🌺🌺🌺JOANN LAMONICA. ONEONTA NY
I love you Judy Garland! My hero❤❤❤
also my favorite arrangement of Garlands
What a voice!
First modulation is a half step higher at end of 1st time through the tune, as she rises from piano, and 2nd key change another half step up at "I was lost,...", then a third modulation, this one a full step up at "For love came.../Just In Time, I found you Just in Time, &c.". I prefer her version w/ the huge tag finish to this one, where she sings" You went and changed my life, re-arranged my only life.You changed my lonely life,...that LOVE-LY DAY!" The Kid's a Killer.
Perfection!
There was only one Judy, she's missed, such raw talent and through think and thin always had that VOICE!
It was Mort Lindsey's Orchestra who did the Judy Garland Shows. The music was excellent and complemented Judy perfectly. I think he truly cared about her.
Has anybody noticed you can't take your eyes off Judy.
This is absolutely true!
@@Nora-ek7nswhy would I want to Lol
Judy Garland is just lovely to look at.....
I loved Judy's sings great
powerful performance! I was taken to this journey of just in time.
Fantastic!!
she's perfect😍 love her voice😍
Pure joy! Love how she effortlessly changed key two times.
She aged way too young. The tremble in her voice and hesitant movements. It became part of her "mystique." But one can only imagine if she were able to live a more normal life without drugs what her performances would be like and how much her age and wisdom would have added to those performances. I love her, but feel such sadness every time I see her struggling in these venues.
How great to hear a musical discription of the arrangement-and yes, I agreen the version you cite is the best!
What a star!
The very best!
Fabulous job....
Two thumbs up!
Thanks for posting!!
Wonderful! She was truly one of a kind! I had the pleasure of meeting Mort Lindsay when he was in Atlantic City a few years back- a very nice guy and we found we had several friends in common and had a great old time swapping stories- a memorable night! I would love to have this entire series on DVD, to the best of my knowledge there are only bits and pieces available...
THE BEST!!!
her children should seriously take all of the studiosto court
I really do love her❤️
unfortunately not the love for Judy has saved. It did not come just in time. but she is in our hearts!
Love this version, here and on my ipod
One of the reasons Judy repeated songs on the series was that before she switched to the "Concert" format of the show, her voice was picked up by the overhead boom mic, which was forced to move with the cameras. Usually at the songs end, it has to move back to not be picked up in the frame as the camera pulls away from Judy. Often she is seen belting away with very little or no sound. She was unhappy with the sound for much of the series and, when they decided to do concerts and they bought an expensive new hand held mic for her, she felt she could better her first efforts and so she repeated many of the songs from the beginning of the series such as Old Man River, As Long As He Needs Me, Come Rain or Come Shine etc. Steve Sander's book answers a lot of "why's" about Judy's series.
Exalting!!!.
The first half of the song is a musical conversation 😎
Это великая певица!
she sang it twice on the series....this version and the version where she is wearing the striped dress. the other version she sang it on was the 1962 special with Frank and Dean. I think she was particularly fond of this arrangement which he introduced in '62, but she quite expand her song selection throughout the series.
MY favorite is the version from the February 1962 Judy Garland Show Special with Frank and Dean. Maybe its just that I like the 1950's Judy sound, form 51 to 1961
As the tempo speeds up watch the incredible 'language' of gestures and movement that make her live performances so powerful and unique. If you see earlier Garland NONE of this was there. It was ALL created for her by her brilliant friend Kay Thompson. Even the movements around the stage were created by Kay.
Judy has always been a dynamic performer, and indeed Kay Thompson was an influence.
@@elspethcoogan1499 Judy knew how much Kay gave to her - she was Liza's godmother.
poetcomic1 I knew that.
@@elspethcoogan1499 The stage singing career is distinct in every way from movie singing Judy.
Iprefer the more bombastic and belting second version but this is great to
hi, i´m searching a song recorded live, i thinking is a duet, more than 20 years ago, it´s a poutpourri song that contains other themes like "just in time-all right, ok, you win- baby ( you got what it takes"... anyone knows that version?
Thanks- I will do that! :->
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What's with the inconsistent lighting. Is Judy on or off her mark. The vocals are fantastic, and Mort an excellent pianist. But why sing the same song three or four times during one year of a series? I love Judy, but I wish that she had expanded her repetoire.
Ask MGM and her late mother (now somewhere over the rainbow) who gave Judy drugs when she was just 7 years old gal.
Yes, she was tiny as Mickey Rooney was- just 4.11, but her heart and soul was bigger than anyone else's.
Judy, I'd love a drink and a cigarette and a slow dance with you my darling
She is purely sensational even if she fell out of bed, but I don't like the sound of cigs and booze that came into her vocals toward the end.
Steve
she got so thin she tried to put her hand on her hip and couldn't find it
Poor woman!Good singer, though.
GOOD? Judy was, is, the greatest of all time. As Norman Main said: you've got the something extra that Ellen Terry talked about. THAT'S JUDY. Moss Hart who wrote the screen play truly believed, and rightfully so, that Ellen Terry's remark described Judy to a tee.
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Good is an insult. Have you listened to her Carnegie Hall album? If not, you definitely are not a Judy Fan.
Just in time a queen ant found me and she laid eggs in my skull, the volleyball named Wilson shouted at my mice so I burst the prick and threw him in the trash just in time. 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👸👳🐜🏄🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👸👳🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃😀🐸🐭🐁🐀🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭🚮🚮🏄🏄🏄🚣🚣🏊🏊🏊🏊
Good god Judy is so skeletal in this video