JUDY GARLAND 1962 show with FRANK SINATRA and DEAN MARTIN (1/6)

Judy, Frank and Dean Martin in the legendary 1962 show

[@SaxonC]

The way they orchestrated the music the lighting and incorporating with Garland’s singing, and her execution of movement is flawless! Here’s a woman who was only 4’11” and alone on stage without any cheap gimmicks and held millions of people’s mesmerized! That’s TALENT!

[@baberina1]

wtf!! I have never seen such a performance, felt so many feelings and am just stunned!!! yes, it's my first time seeing her hearing her perform, other than "Over the Rainbow" or "Meet me in St. Louis". She truly is a Legend, nothing or no one can compare. I only wish I was able to see her. They definitely don't make them like this anymore and probably won't ever. She is incomparable!!

[@patrickfallon1715]

Never cared for the song " just in Time "....but now that I've heard Judy put her heart and soul into it I Love It !

[@wildsmiley]

I know, I never cared much for the song ‘Smile’ written by Charlie Chaplin until I heard Judy sang it On Sullivan here on KZbin. I was so overtaken by the feeling in her voice I found myself wiping tears away when the video ended. No other singer I’ve ever heard in my life has brought on tears in me before. There’s everyone else and then there’s Judy.

[@PeaceFan1]

That opening is great for so many reasons but Just In Time is particularly awesome because of not only how amazing she sounds but also to Watch her sing it ...with such confidence and she just has the whole audience in the palm of her hands ... No one knew their way around a song like Judy Garland and it is no wonder that her PEERS called her , The World's GREATEST Entertainer !! xoxo

[@patrickfallon1715]

You are so right !

[@shaunreilly774]

She was, and still is, a phenomenon.

[@srobindittrich6599]

Judy. Sometimes in this world, Judy is all I need.

[@wildsmiley]

Dean was great and Frank was just amazing but...it says something that only Judy had her name spelled in lights on stage. It says that she was a titan among titans.

[@akrenwinkle]

It was Judy's special, "The Judy Garland Show." It was repackaged much later with a different title.

[@MegaGenten]

Elegant, beautiful and talented! There is no one else like her!

[@carolfraz588]

greatest performer of the 20th century

[@thomasedward-anthony658]

This was Frank and Dean’s plot to get Judy her own tv show. I think it was Frank’s idea and he recruited Dean. They were true friends who just wanted to help their dear pal move forward. Thanks guys and THANK YOU JUDY!

[@chrisn7259]

I love this show. She may be a little plump, but she looks healthier and more relaxed than on most of her TV series just a year later. She is magnificent here.

[@sgtdroxie]

WOW . . . looking at her standing in front of that sign makes me think . . . she would have been unbelievable as Mama Rose in Gypsy.

[@519forestmonk9]

As much as I adore Rosalind, yes I agree.

[@godnosnotrue]

I really thank you for bringing this one back. I remember very well the night it was broadcast. It was 25-Feb-1962. I remember it because I walked out during an excruciating sequence where one and another of the boys took turns asking Judy to wait while they sang. My Daddy chuckled when I left. I remember it well, because that was the last time I ever saw him. One execrable evening in front of the teevee.

[@justinnampui4757]

damb you old..rest in peace

[@akrenwinkle]

@@justinnampui4757 Then I should crawl into a hole, too, you think? Damb you dumb. How TF do YOU think you're going to wind up? Old. If you're lucky.

[@justinnampui4757]

Oh I was only kidding my apologies I'm old too.

[@justinnampui4757]

I love you Judy ❤️

[@terrygrant3467]

You can have Barbra, Ella, Rosemary, Peggy, Lena, I'll add Liza even though she really wasn't good enough for this Company, you can have Frank, Dean, Sammy, Tony, Bobby, and all the rest and non of them equal Judy. She could sell a song better than any of them or anyone else. There was a song writer many years ago that M.G.M. wanted to write a score for one of their movies, (he had never written a score for M.G.M. before) and he agreed to, based on one thing: Judy must be his star. No Judy, No Deal, PERIOD! I do believe the contract said no matter what, if for some reason the studio were to replace her, the deal was off. The film was Easter Parade, the song writer was some guy named IRVING BERLIN, the reason he wanted Judy was "Because she sings my music better than anyone", she sings everyone's music better than anyone. PERIOD!

[@laraeejohnson7880]

ella babs sarah rosemary are not clucks, i love judy but she would have sung with all of them and she did not/ would not sing with duds, love to them all and by the way way about dinah bille bessie whitney l uther billy eckstine nat king cole. come on i am a south side chicago judy fan for life but those singers could jam too/ no bout a doubt it ==== duets smash ups do some somebody that that what i loved to hear bessie smith judy garland mash up/ watch out now watch out now

[@greenmonkeygonenonparielof1718]

No one can touch Ella....

[@marisanmarisan357]

@@greenmonkeygonenonparielof1718 not only could Judy "touch" Ella, she could kick her to the curb.

[@terrysmith8749]

Laraee, I do believe Judy tried to get Ella to do her show, Ella didn't have the guts to do it. She had some great talent on her show. She had Peggy, Lena, Barbra, Jack Jones, Bobby, Steve, Mickey, and let us not forget THE COUNT AND HIS BAND, loved that episode. Judy was afraid of no one, and a fan of almost everyone.

[@terrysmith8749]

@@greenmonkeygonenonparielof1718 Judy was in a class by herself. Music is.a matter of taste. For example, I wouldn't walk into the next room to see Barbara S. she bores me to death.

[@SaxonC]

Garland owned that stage!

[@dibal9277]

This "Just in Time," "Smile" at the London Palladium and "Ol' Man River" on the JGS are my three favorite live performances of Judy's.

[@dougburker4158]

This is judy at her best.. what a great voice . She really knew how to sing a song.. I recall barbra told her manager she did not want to do anymore tv specials after her appearance on judy's show because she said there was no one better than judy.... and I can see why..

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast in black and white on February 25, 1962.

[@jl3322]

Whoever produced this special should have produced her CBS TV Series TJGS 1963-64 Season

[@justinnampui4757]

love you judy

[@jacgallo]

Hypnotizing

[@patrickfallon1715]

This performance is the closest thing to Carnegie Hall....I imagine

[@jehobden]

I'm surprised this was in color on CBS, since CBS mostly refused to air any programs in color until about fall 1965.

[@laraeejohnson7880]

she got the snoop dog little kim swag . go girl

[@suemcdermott3482]

How good would it have been for dean Frank to be your mates you could see who they stood by and the ones that they would protect marilyn Monroe was another one who you could see that they stood by great blokes

[@2Hearts3]

Her show was cancelled due to low ratings, I've heard. I wonder if it would have done better if it had been more visually uplifting. It looks so dark.

[@bl6797]

I don’t like her voice so deep I love her higher pitch prior to 1947.