Judy Garland Battle Hymn Of The Republic REACTION

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[@kai.lulu.]

“As he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free” I’m not even religious but every time I listen to this song, that part always gives me goosebumps. I love Judy!

[@redstateforever]

That was the song Union troops sang as they marched into battle, just ordinary men, willing to die not just for their country, but for the freedom of all people, regardless of skin color. Those are the values and ideals our country is founded on, and just one of the reasons I love it so much.

[@thetomgibson]

Her most recognizable song would be Over the Rainbow, but she has a long career in movies and television. Like many vocalists, she sang songs written by other people.

[@richardw4336]

She sang this on her show as a tribute to her friend JFK who had been assassinated a few weeks before. She was a star o musicals all through the 40's and 50's and has loads of memorable songs. Some of her recordings I like are The Man That Got away - As Long As He Need s Me - Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart - she made a lot of films and sang a lot of songs.

[@joeyjosephs]

This was her second time singing it on her tv show

[@SupportTheArts-yo8ox]

And, of course, her most famous song "somwehere over the rainbow"

[@darrenhoskins8382]

She’s probably only one of the 3 most famous performers who ever lived! Elvis and Frank Sinatra and her. How can an American never have heard of her? Amazing!

[@GlennTillema]

She died in 1969 so I can see why people wouldn't know. She lived a brutal life, the movie studios absolutely chewed her up and her life really was an incredible tragedy.

[@rsanoshy]

shes also in the famous movie ever made, wizard of Oz... so..... 😬

[@deuxjournalistes2993]

Pleeeeaase react to Judy singing "The Man that Got Away" in her 1954 film A Star is Born.

[@waltertarantino9995]

I hear a lot of people today that say they have never heard of Judy Garland. Kinda sad cause she's a Hollywood legend. She played Dorothy on the wizard of oz. Fantastic singer, actress and dancer.

[@Mandeley100]

This was the second time she sang Battle Hymn on her TV show. The other version is really the one to see as that was the one she sang in tribute to JFK. CBS didn't want her to sing it at all and one executive stated that "in six weeks, nobody will remember Kennedy". But JFK was Judy's friend, she was devastated by his death and was determined to do it. This is great but the first version was utterly breathtaking and had grown men and women sobbing in the studio, the emotion and the power was that strong.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

She remains one of the biggest stars the US has ever produced. Btw, she's the girl in The Wizard of Oz.

[@jenniferbabros1985]

Judy's song The man that got away Is really a great song by her

[@michaelballlenger7614]

I saw this as a child live on TV in 1963.

[@amorellosue]

If you ever watched the movie ," Wizard of Oz", Judy played the role of Dorothy. If you haven't, you should, it's a classic!

[@MiyuMedia]

This footage is from the mid 1960s. Judy was one of the greatest voices of the XX century. She was a child actor/singer/enternainer and always had that voice. Her role in the movie "The Wizard Of Oz (1939) is iconic. A True Legend. I recommend her version of "Get Happy"

[@odiebryer2144]

You didn t really say, but I got the impression that you don't know who Judy Garland was. Am I right? Well, did you ever see The Wizard of Oz when you were a kid? The "little" girl playing Dorothy was Judy Garland. She was about 16 at that time. If you don't remember, look it up in You-tube and I'll bet you've at least seen pictures of her. Anyway, she had an amazing life, but was gone way too early. She died at the age of 47 in 1969. I was just about to turn 19, so I did see her sing lots of songs on tv, but I didn't see this particular performance on tv but I have seen it here on You-tube before. I've also seen several of her movies on tv. You should find some of her movies and watch them. She's not just a singer, she's s beautiful actress, as well.

[@cece1940]

Judy Garland “Get Happy” truly just a fun performance ^_^

[@davidhasegawa5477]

And she wrote this song. The Puppini sisters and sammy davis jr do great versions also

[@californiagold3857]

Judy Garland had it all. This show was from the 60's. She of course had a career in movies at a very young age. The Wizard of Oz, Meet me in St. Louis, Summer Stock, and man, many more She is regarded in music history as one of the greatest entertainers in music history. She died young in her early 40's..

[@karencogs1]

Definitely, Somewhere Over The Rainbow!! ❤️

[@pman5886]

Legend... True legend. She could just stand there and had her audience. She died in 1969 and I was only a year old at the time.

[@musicairplanes4884]

Judy Garland was a one of a kind performer.

[@TheVerbalVolley]

Probably the greatest singer that ever lived.

[@mindya1799]

Listen to her "Old Man River" It will transfix you.

[@andrewwoodard8340]

I've always loved her singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

[@unclebobunclebob]

She is SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST THAT SONG!!!!!

[@pjenn1]

This is something I was taught in grade school. We considered it patriotic. No one after the 60’s I’d say was taught this song. We sang this often in music class. As for her singing somewhere over the rainbow I love Israel kamakowle spelling not correct his version I love hers is still great but love his version. Him being Hawaiian brah iz the best

[@beatleschick1000]

Judy Garland & Barbra Streisand Happy Days Are Here Again!!

[@chuckgriffin6649]

Any Judy is awesome.

[@davidvornsand6054]

Watched it live! Still brilliant! This was when President Kennedy was killed, who was good friends with Judy. So emotional.

[@andorastorm1000]

Wow! Very long time since I've heard this! Forgot how powerful it is!

[@beatleschick1000]

😮gorgeous duet! The best female singer of her time sort of handing the wand over to the next generation, best female singer! Now how many times do I have to post it for you to do it, lol? I love your channel and this reaction was great. I’m gonna keep posting this for a few times to see if that’s what you meant.😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏

[@marlenaabbott4548]

I love her version of Over the Rainbow.

[@kinslayor8937]

You should check out her Come Rain or Come Shine or Old Man River. They are two of the greatest live performances ever.

[@susantaylor9000]

Judy Garland is a legend. She was Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. A giant talent. Also a tortured soul who died way too young.

[@deannacrownover3]

Oh what a precious song! This is the Battle Hymn of America! ( a constitutional republic, not a democracy like so many say LOL)

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

I wasn't born until 1967, this performance was from 1963. She performed this song a few weeks earlier in remembrance of President Kennedy who was killed in Nov 63.. Sadly Judy passed away from what the Coroner's Office declared an accidental overdose of a powerful sleep aid ( Barbiturates ) on June 22 1969.. She was only 47. Sadly she had a history of depression, alcohol addiction and apparently tried to take her own life on numerous occasions. According to some of her family members. Her then husband said that he had to bust a bathroom door down at their flat in London, found her already dead.

[@suzannealese7872]

Beautiful lady. Beautiful voice. Given drugs on the set of The Wizard of Oz and despite all her success, her life was filled with turmoil as she battled addiction until her death while still quite young.

[@bangmon1000]

This was 1963. I wasn't born yet. I just saw the movie Judy, which is about the last year of her life. She is most know for being Dorothy in the Wizard of OZ. She also has a daughter Liza Minnelli who also sings and acts. I think her other daughter does to, but I'm not familiar with her. Can you please react to INXS "Don't Change".

[@fwgilbert]

Judy Garland was a big time movie star. In 1939 she stared as Dorothy in the movie Wizard Of Oz. She stared in dozens of movies.

[@geraldrohrbacher4921]

She sang this song as a tribute to John Fitzgerald Kennedy just after his assassination back in 1963. She remains one of the most powerful singers our country has produced.

[@carolwilliams2439]

Yes, I watched The Judy Garland show every week when I was six or seven, around 1963. We loved It!!!!

[@CelticSpiritsCoven]

We watched this live on TV. You missed it. You were born a very long time afterward.

[@birdingtrip7101]

I was alive and I saw everything Judy did on TV!

[@byronstukenberg9515]

Judy Garland Somewhere Over the Rainbow!!! Another great!

[@bms3928]

“Through the years” by Judy Garland is a must see!

[@saflynn14]

There's never been a singer like Judy Garland. Her parents were poor and she was going to be aborted but the doctor convinced the mother to give birth - thank god as the world would be a different place without Judy. She was used by her mother and Mayer from MGM. She was barely 5' tall but her voice was over 10' tall. I never ever get tired of hearing Judy! She had more talent than most of her male co-stars and got paid 1/10th of what they did - so sad! Rest in peace Judy 'baby Gumm' Garland! You are missed!

[@Tom-pw2ni]

would love to see you react to "Old Man River" by Judy one of the best performances of the 21st century,

[@frankiebowie6174]

I was a kid but we couldn’t watch her show because it was on opposite Bonanza. As the only gayling in the family, I was outvoted. 😆

[@somebody8633]

Damn I love her and her movies that she played in❤️

[@unclebobunclebob]

One of the great song stylists of ALL TIME!!!!!

[@brianbrooks9855]

The man that got away

[@jaddison1112]

Judy Garland had her own show on TV From September 1963 to about June 1964. On Novemeber 22 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. The whole country seemd to die with him that day. This was probably a tribute to President Kennedy after he was killed. I was 13 in Jr.High 8th grade when JFK was killed and remember Judy singing this. This song is still very emotional to me. In 1968 when President Kennedy's brother Bobby was assassinated. Singer Andy Williams sang this song at RFK's funeral..

[@seanwood5912]

Skeeter Davis-End of the World 🌎

[@trentcrick]

You’ve got to hear Somewhere over the rainbow by Judy Garland

[@mikeydan]

reminder: this lady was 4' 11". powerhouse.

[@ElliotNesterman]

The Judy Garland Show only ran one season 1963-64. It was a great program and she had wonderful guest stars. Judy started on the vaudeville circuit when she was a small child. She was in a trio act with her two sisters. She was born Frances Ethel Gumm, and the act was The Gumm Sisters. She changed her name to Judy Garland in 1934, the exact circumstances of how that name was chosen are not really known. The most popular version is that at one theater they were working the MC was George Jessel, a very popular comic and master of ceremonies for variety show at the time. Jessel said that, "Little Frances Gumm is as pretty as a garland of flowers" and the name stuck. Anyway, her most well-known performance is still as Dorothy in the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz," for which "Over the Rainbow" was written. That became her signature song. She went on to make many films, and perform in one-woman concerts. An interesting compare and contrast exercise is to watch her performance of "Get Happy" from her film "Summer Stock," and then contrast it with her duet with Barbara Streisand. Streisand had recorded a slow, ballad version of the Depression uptempo song "Happy Days are Here Again," for her first album, so for this duet Judy sings "Get Happy" in ballad style. It's one of the great musical duets. Here's the "Summer Stock" clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2jHYYGImtytjZY And here's the duet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHe5qYtph9msnrM

[@sarajones5436]

Yes she had her own tv show her daughter liza menelli (not sure of the spelling) was on it regularly

[@MAKEOVERGUY]

November. 1963. Just after JFK died. She was visibly moved and very patriotic

[@joeyrobison6629]

I read that Judy, who was a good friend of JFK, wanted to do a tribute to honor the recently assassinated president. Unfortunately the heads of CBS, the network that televised her show, did not allow her to do so. Instead she sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" her own way of paying tribute. She taped the show on December 13, 1963, 3 weeks after his murder. There was such a positive reaction to that performance she said she wanted to do another song that was comparable to this song, but she said there was nothing comparable to this song and sang it again on her show. This video was that performance. In my opinion the first performance was better than this one, although both were more than outstanding.

[@58fcorley]

Judy Garland passed away in 1969, I was 10 years old, almost 11, but I grew up knowing who she was because of The Wizard of Oz. It was an annual event when it started being aired on television when I was a child.

[@crishartigan4838]

I'm 72. I remember the Judy Garland Show. This was in 1963, shortly after President Kennedy had been assassinated. Dark days back then. Dark days now.

[@leekrogulski2415]

Legend

[@margaretlafleur90]

I saw it live in 1963. I was 23 yrs old.

[@stephanieraebel8160]

Don't forget that Judy Garland is Lisa Minnellis mother. ✌💙💚💛💜💖

[@donnalong402]

"Liza with a Z not Lisa with a S"...

[@georgekoukedis8589]

Judy was Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz (1939) This performance was in 1963.

[@babylonsister118]

I guess someone already told you this but she was Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz!

[@charlesturner3688]

1959 Judy one our great voices.

[@sarajones5436]

We was a legend from the 40s to the 60s sadly her life ended way to soon

[@jaddison1112]

I would suggest reacting to Judy Garland's "The Man who Got away". It is a boffo classic "torch song" of lost love.

[@vorbach1]

This song dates from the 1850 - 1860s. The lyrics were written by Julia Ward Howe to the tune of an older anti-slavery song (John Brown's Body). Essentially Howe's Battle Hymn was the theme song for the war to end slavery. Howe had visited the camps of the Northern army and said the song just came to her. Judy Garland didn't sing the whole song. Here are the lyrics as Howe wrote them. www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44420/battle-hymn-of-the-republic

[@johnarnold6042]

This song as many may have guessed was written during the Civil War as the reference about dying to make men free.

[@gabe-po9yi]

This is the second time she sang it on her show. If you think this is great, watch the first one. The first time was right after JFK’s assassination and she’d been told by the show’s producers she couldn’t sing it, so she was in a defiant mode, plus wanting to shred it for JFK. Talk about blowing the roof off of a joint. According to people there, even the orchestra members gave her a standing ovation. If you want to look for it, she’s wearing a spangly dress.

[@bornonthesideofahill]

Man that Got Away is really worth a listen!

[@wiggion]

This is The Song that bands played in the North during the Civil War as our "Anthem" to support the Northern cause "let us die to make men free", is supposed to be a direct reference to ending slavery. The song's performance here was soon after the assassination of President Kennedy. I was 8 and remember when the President was shot. The entire country was still in mourning. And she was a friend of President Kennedy, so this performance came from her heart. There is no song, and it is a hymn, that is more important to American history.

[@Vikinggirl1679]

Her daughter is well known actress and singer Liza Minnelli

[@patriciadowning4036]

Try to listen to "The Man Who Got Away." It was in the movie "A Star is Born" with Judy herself and James Mason. The quintessential Garland song.

[@CharlieChilders-wm9gb]

As wonderful as this performance is, she was even far better and greater when she sang it several weeks ago for the first time. The show had Ethel merman as her guest that same week. Please play that show and you will be traumatized by this performance,,,😱🤗😍👍❤️

[@mpmattmartin2]

This was the Marching song of the Union Army during the Civil War, many men marched to this song fighting for the freedom of all men, including many black men who fled slavery in the south to join the union and fight to destroy slavery

[@bethhowton5768]

Judy Garland is among those blessed with a voice like no other. Film is were you will find her, this was at the end of her carrier. Her daughter picked it up check out Liza Maneli(hope I spelled it right) thanks

[@kevinjones9617]

May I suggest some American Standard style music. This style is much older; 1930’s to 1950’s that is so amazing, and a true feast for listening. These songs have been performed by many singing artist over the years and each performance are satisfying. Keep in mind that these songs are based on solid lyrics as compared to contemporary music that emphasizes rhythms and beats. Try Lena Horne Singing Stormy Weather, or Over the Rainbow written by Harold Arlen. Then listen to Lush Life and Take the A Train written by Billy Strayhorn. Lush Life was written when Billy was 17-18 years of age, in his home of Harlem about a lost love. Think of this line: “A week in Paris will ease the bite of it all.” This from a black teen in Harlem in the 1930’s!?!? Powerful image. Maybe look for versions by Johnny Hartman, Nat King Cole, blossom Dearie, Ella, Sarah Vaughn, or Sinatra. For more recent versions look for Natalie Cole, Queen Latifah, or Lady Gaga. For straight up Jazz: Miles Davis, Kind of Blue.

[@tchampagne1494]

Judy was a big movie star, look up her profile in IMDB. She did a number of light hearted films with Andy Rooney. Her musicals are a delight.

[@daveeriksson]

'The man who got away' is banger for her.

[@RickZackExploreOffroad]

This song was way before any of our times. It was popular with the northern armies during the Civil War. It's originial title was "John Brown's Body".

[@heatherw67]

As a child growing up in the 1970s Judy Garland singing Somewhere Over The Rainbow was an annual eventful.

[@heatherw67]

So was this anthem

[@michellejackson6679]

If y9ou can... Judy at Carnegie Hall... that is amazing

[@debbieepps7029]

When Hollywood still respected America AND God!!!!! You did a reaction to her when she was 16, Over the Rainbow, Wizard of Oz, probably after this one, great reaction to both.

[@Mx.RumpusParable]

Oh, and the song from Judy's daughter Liza Minnelli- Mein Herr (from the movie Cabaret)

[@michaelballlenger7614]

I saw this live in 1963. She did it just after the assassination of President Kennedy and dedicated it to him. I was 12 years old at the time.

[@johnpelham9310]

I stood. Up for that 1

[@thomastimlin1724]

She originally did this because JFK had just been assassinated. she was his friend. Which made it real personal. she was sad and pissed off at the same time, like we all were back then. I was 7 years old. the nation was stunned, no partisanship, she was trying to heal us in her own sorrow. This Dame was total class despite her personal problems.

[@roseunderwood6298]

Historically, a lot was going on during this time. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated and shortly thereafter Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. And shortly thereafter Robert Kennedy was assassinated. I was a youth when this occurred and I felt so frightened and didn't feel safe. I thank God that He brought us through this devastating situation. It was enormous. The Flower 🌹

[@doctor8342]

React to Sublime please! You'll dig it, it's like rock, rap, reggae all wrapped up in one band. Songs: What I Got, Santeria, Badfish, Date Rape, any of their songs as long as Rome isn't in the title (Rome is the replacement singer after the original Bradley died, Rome's not as good)

[@davidhasegawa5477]

Listen to this! Sublime is awesome.

[@k33ism]

She's my son's favorite. Not mine. He's an old soul.

[@navigatingwithnana]

Check out Judy as a young girl: "Over the Rainbow" in the iconic movie, The Wizard of Oz.

[@heatherw67]

Crap I love this 💕💕💕🙂

[@heatherw67]

I think this is meant for U2

[@heatherw67]

Streets have No Name

[@davidhasegawa5477]

Listen to Benny Goodman "clarinet a la king "

[@Hayseo]

The poem was written during the Civil War. It only took a short time for it to be set to music and then became an anthem for the union army. The lyric “let us die to make men free” literally means the union soldiers were dying So that the slaves would be set free.

[@willynilly2545]

My favorite song by her is I HAPPEN TO LIKE NEW YORK

[@Mx.RumpusParable]

Another echo: she’s most known for Over the Rainbow (from the movie The Wizard of Oz”)

[@Marcus_1001]

One of the greatest singers who ever lived. She still sounds incredible here, but by this time years of drinking, drugs and smoking had started to take a toll on her voice. If you want to hear Judy at her absolute best, I suggest listening to her INCREDIBLE performance of The Man That Got Away from the 1954 move A Star is Born. Here is a link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX-npmprnKqcf9E

[@eileenbaran7040]

She was a JFK supporter as well as his brother Robert who worked against discrimination. Beautiful song written during the civil war for the north against the south to free the slaves

[@roseunderwood6298]

This song was considered to be the "Black National Anthem" ! The Flower 🌹

[@10lassie]

watch judy garland on her TV show sing Old Man River.

[@leewinstead917]

If richard w is correct about when this recording was made, I was alive but only about a year old.