Judy Garland Laughs! - Outtake, 1954

[@EagleRockers]

Love to hear Judy really laugh! And then that finish to "Swanee" - OMG!

[@MaskedMan66]

She held that note for nine seconds!

[@lauralafleur2144]

Her laughter makes me smile. It has a musical quality all its own. God Bless You, Judy. It's wonderful that 14 & 15yr olds are listening to you. You have a style all your own which transcends time. Your legacy, and all that goes with it, will live on forever.

[@SaxonC]

Her laugh would be a great ringtone for cell phones. Such an Infectious laugh!

[@Mygirlyvintagelife]

She has the sweetest laugh she was so beautiful in her films ❤️

[@kadejito1]

Omg, her laugh was so freaking sudden and infectious that I started laughing, too 🤣🤣🤣. She was such a sweetie-pie.

[@PaulMcElveen]

I love Judy Garland's laugh! The legendary, adorable, very pretty, and extremely talented Judy Garland had a clever sense of humor and was very happy many times throughout her life. She was not miserable and unhappy all the time like gullible people believe or want to believe! Thank you for posting and sharing this!

[@johnb4314]

My goodness, to have heard her sing live would have been the experience of a lifetime, I think.

[@coreybrix1215]

That laugh! I could listen to it on repeat. And then she goes from 0-100 in seconds. So much power and talent!

[@stephaniestanley8041]

This woman was only 4' 11" where the hell did all that power come from. Absolutely amazing!!

[@MaskedMan66]

I think she must have been bigger on the inside than on the outside. Her fellow Dorothy Stephanie Mills is just like her, a tiny person-- in her case 4'9"-- with an enormous voice!

[@jymmirachael4316]

I think it’s because contraltos have very big powerful voices. Their cords are thicker due to their larynx shape. But her height dictates a great deal of things. Like say she was 5’11 the tone would be ten times darker and heavier. If we think about it in terms of bands and orchestras. Like a double bass instrument compared to a regular bass is huge in height and that means thick chords but lengthier ones too. So I think that’s why her voice is so special. Because she has quite thick cords within a little instrument. So it’s agile yet powerful.

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

i have met mighty mice how about you?

[@SaxonC]

Infectious! lol the people who constantly call her a tragic figure, should listen to this! She had personal problems sure and possibly some more than others.. but it was her immense talent and her second to none singing voice that brought on the pressures and the vultures. Vultures that swooped in and tried to get rich off her talent, worked her to death, and robbed her blind leaving her destitute at the time of her death. Those who actually knew her said she was a genius, loving, caring, devoted mother, quick witted and extremely funny.. God bless her soul!

[@lc6067]

Judy’s laughter was and is so infectious. And her voice at the end - oh my God. There are literally no words to give it justice. A once in a lifetime talent. ❤️

[@SaxonC]

In 1967 she was on the Game show "What's My Line" she couldnt even disguise her voice and when she walked on stage & the panel was blindfolded the Audience went nuts as she wrote her name on that chalk board. Her Voice was so unique she had to ring a bell if they were correct or click a little clickinjg device when they were wrong. I met Sid Luft in 1997 and talked to him and he shared some awesome stories about her & what energy she had & that she dominated a room when she would be somewhere

[@earthart2010]

Holy shit! What a voice! I love Judy Garland.

[@MikeSings82]

DAMN! I was not expecting the sheer power of that last note at the end. It's amazing how she climbs into it with such ease - especially just after the faint murmurings of those first lines.

[@MaskedMan66]

She was a prodigy!

[@blessOTMA]

Can't believe the 0 to 100 rpms her voice went to on the instant.. Wow....that's unbelievable. Only Judy.

[@sandroserna6883]

Out of all other women entertainers back in the thirtys forties fifties and sixties Judy Garland was my favorite and it will always be my favorite on believable the greatest entertainer out of all time we will never find another one like her she is amazing

[@FLBoy46]

The ending of this is what was used in the (final) film. Brava! Nobody does it better than Judy.

[@Cutiecomfy]

Nobody can have that laughter. Only Judy Garland. Just wonderful :)

[@Catsongpub1]

What a thrill to hear the behind the scenes work.... and you are right, boy does she hold that end note long and strong!

[@dec23]

Even her laugh is beautiful.

[@dwcsf]

Wow... it's amazing how she can go from 0 to 100 so quickly.... from mumbling a little warm up to that powerful belt in just seconds, without warning!

[@Eddy1963]

gawd that is so funny and infectious. People forget how damn funny Judy was. She had the best sense of humour!

[@elizabethdacosta5601]

I only found this a couple of weeks ago and I must have listened to it a thousand times!! I love hearing that laugh, and then that finale to Swanee is simply spectacular!!!! Thank you to the person or people responsible for this 1:38 minute of heaven!

[@SarahfrancesSarah]

this is pure genius...makes my heart melt!

[@susanb2015]

Finally something happy about Judy!

[@JohnnyGNV]

This is fascinating, really. It shows you all that is involved in "punching in" phrases of songs and how it is all done in bits and pieces and that most people HAVEN'T A CLUE as to how this is accomplished.

[@mari69diaz]

Even her laugh was Amazing! Love her laugh so much

[@glenconmc]

What a fantastic laugh and what an amazing voice at it's peak!!!

[@elainelosee7974]

Judy Garland, you are the greatest and I hope you are singing to the friends in heaven. Love and listen to your music and your incredible experience with your television shows and your movies. Say hi to Marilyn Monroe, She too was abused, lovely woman. RIP, Hugs&kisses from your friends

[@gwindematteo934]

Damn! The POWER outta that 4 foot 11 inch dynamo! A talent we will never see again.

[@Eddieguitarloebs]

You always see nothing but wonderful comments on Judy's You Tube clips...and when some one makes a bad remark or puts a clip on of her that should have not been posted, they get nailed by people who love her and recognize how great she was....she would be thrilled if she saw how many of us still love her...here's my two cents..JUDY GARLAND WAS A1+ TOP NOTCH TALENT ALL THE WAY!

[@jenniferrodgers57]

My God....she held that end note for 9 seconds. Amazing!!

[@rlmack5]

This is one of my all time favourite recordings of Judy ... even if it IS an attempt to re-record some material for "Star" ... her LAUGH ... and yet one sees too how imperious (and obeyed!) she could be ... but that last note!!!! Good Lord! Stupendous! Inimitable!

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

Yes, Judy had a powerful laugh. She laughed a lot on those old radio shows that she did when radio was popular. Who would have thought that a STAR with a sence of humor like that could have had suxh a tragic life in the end !

[@cobolsaurus]

She was so beautiful... I'm crazy about her... But you know that souls don't extinguish, when people "die" they just change of state. So she's somewhere having great time...

[@morenoisms]

She’s somewhere over the rainbow 🌈

[@InFltSvc]

Wow! I wish I lived when she was here... what a hunk of talent and a big ❤️

[@valentinamaggie1253]

He had a beautiful and contagious laugh! His voice was loud and powerful! Unique Judy!! Forever in the heart you will remain! I love you Judy!!

[@clazza01]

The chills........................... very rare

[@xander7ful]

That final note gives me chills.

[@SunBunz]

Such an adorable little woman with a GIANT voice. She always sounded 40 years older than she was. (Not a bad thing, it's just her voice sounded so much more mature and powerful)

[@teddycuthbert]

Those are my favourite types of voices. Judy and Billie Holiday share that quality.

[@dannychavez7876]

Judy's laugh was amazing. Even if I'm feeling down i can listen to this and get a smile on my face. Yes the end Swanee gives me chills. Same with the ending of Blue Bird. HELLO🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@zorziana]

I could listen to this all day! Will go into my cheer-me-up rotation!

[@blackwingy]

You CAN imagine it perfectly with this great clip....WOW. Fantastic & thanks for posting!

[@jacklynlopez2323]

WOW!! That strong voice f hers !!! And her laugh is so endearing!!!!

[@villageguy13]

amazing beyond amazing. Beautiful laugh!

[@xander7ful]

And when life was rough for her, Judy was tough and stoic most of the time. She loved life and she kept plugging on to the end.

[@annikee59]

There never was, and never will be, another like her.

[@FLBoy46]

I heard this on a CD compilation I bought.... it's hysterical and it goes to show her professionalism. I think this is the "take" that ended up the final film.

[@bigbandsrock1]

This was precious! *My favorite part of the film. Makes me cry. Too brilliant to bear~!

[@glenconmc]

Cheryl M I so agree with you Cheryl, I get the same reaction to her total brilliance and talent makes me cry.

[@elizabethdacosta5601]

Cheryl M “Too brilliant to bear”! You are so right!! It’s almost unbearably beautiful! Jack Parr said she tore his heart out when she sang. He said it TO HER when she was sitting right beside him. I wish he had heard this clip, but I’m so glad he told her that. She deserved to know why people went wild when she performed. And later, why grieving people by the thousands lined up to pay their respects when she died-at least I hope she knew that.

[@elizabethdacosta5601]

Liz C. Thank you for taking the time to respond to my comment. It’s very comforting to hear that someone thinks she did know why people had such a response to her performances.

[@elizabethdacosta5601]

Liz C. How wonderful! No, I hadn’t heard of it. I hope it is available from Amazon because I will order it today. Thank you so much!

[@elizabethdacosta5601]

Liz C. Just wanted to let you know it will be here Tuesday! Your kind gesture is so appreciated. I’m sure I will enjoy every word!

[@JM-lw3nx]

Still gives me chills!

[@jl3322]

My God! We will never a voice that can do THAT for the rest of our lifetimes!

[@SaxonC]

Judy always loved to laugh!

[@romerofosho]

What a fascinating person.

[@MDRavensOrioleGal26]

She has a wonderful laugh! I love to hear her laugh, At the end of "Ya Ta Ta Ya Ta Ta, Talk talk talk" she laughs, and it's so nice. ~Erin

[@maxie102]

love her lkaugh so powerful like her singing voice beautiful

[@princessjoots]

The irony is heartbreaking...but that was a beautiful thing to say, and a beautiful thought. I wish to the stars above that it could have been true...

[@ficklemytancy1250]

It's impossible to master her voice but it's her 91st today and I won't let her down!

[@Fratelliyo]

i love this so much.

[@MissGreenDay7]

"You got a broom in there with you?" My Goodness indeed!

[@viktorgadany7595]

If Judy had never smoked, her singing voice would of been greater than it already was. Even later in her life as well.

[@josephpearson7164]

Donna Summer and Diana Ross kept their voices because they never smoked. Whitney lost her voice because she smoked different things.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Garland was, in fact, a light, casual smoker. And a sipper drinker. She didn’t smoke a pack a day and only sipped booze randomly. Pills, however … different story. Her life depended upon pills, to greater or lesser extents, from age 10. Her Mother. The Studio. Herself … even though she tried valiantly to kick the tablets several times in her life. She succeeded a few times and her career skyrocketed higher, but she was treated like such a cash-machine by husbands and agents that she fell back. Life.

[@stevers62]

They should play this at the end of the dismal Judy movie to show her humor, laughter, and vocal power.

[@abriellehorvath3195]

Her lungs are insane! What a gift

[@97sweeney10]

I can't help laughing when I watch this! It's too funny. Love you, Miss Garland!!!!!!!!

[@bellasong75]

wow...kinda gives me chills

[@hebneh]

This makes me think of the scene where she's in the recording studio and James Mason comes in while she's taking a break and converses with her, and they get recorded without her knowledge, and it's played back for everyone in the studio to hear. He proposes to her, and she accepts, although at one point she's singing along with what she just recorded, and instead of the original words: "My hear keeps saying / I dream too much", she sings to him, "My heart keeps saying / You drink too much."

[@mari69diaz]

Wooow! Just wonderful

[@morenoisms]

Judy I really wish I could have met you! You’re laugh is so infectious 🤣😂

[@princessjoots]

Her laugh is like MEDICINE! Imagine being around her... it would feed your soul for months... how her face must have GLOWED! xx

[@Pie2]

Went she hits the "swaaaneeee" oh man, I get chills.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Instead of the maudlin music chosen while the credits rolled at the end of JUDY--the director should have used this. I so hoped for an actual piece of her in this film.

[@WhirledPeace]

“The little girl with the big voice” ❤️

[@jamesbusjahn6962]

The best laugh ever.

[@kevinpaul2987]

Dang! She's good 😊

[@AylalikeKaylawithouttheK]

That end note though

[@DaveMcdon]

This clip has the same audio tone as the reconstructed segments of the restored version of the film (A Star Is Born 1954). I wonder if all the musical numbers were recorded in the same facility as this clip. It sure sounds like it.

[@GottaLoveJudy]

:D i love her laugh! all i can do is smile and laugh with her when i hear it!

[@ShanaiCollins]

What beautiful laughter

[@akrenwinkle]

:18 "You got a broom in there?" II think this fellow, probably the sound man, thought it sounded like Margaret Hamilton's famous laugh.

[@akrenwinkle]

Apocalypse Plough Why, of course. She was using a broomstick as a dildo, causing peals of laughter in a sound booth. Perfectly logical... how could I not have realized that?

[@angelafischettifitness]

+A Krenwinkle Good for you...so tired of the levels to which people dive these days.

[@akrenwinkle]

Angela Fischetti It's a different world now. All roads lead to the same place.

[@srobindittrich6599]

@@akrenwinkle - Excuse me??? Lol. Your comment sure took me by surprise. A broomstick? Yikes!!! Get away from me with that thing. Geesh. The woman was only 4'11". Now you made me spit my coffee all over. Lol. Okaay then. I sure got my laugh quota in for the day.

[@akrenwinkle]

I was replying to @Apocalypse Plough, Einstein. I was making fun of his comment, which disagreed with my suggestion that the sound man thought Judy was laughing like the Wicked Witch. He theorized that Judy was pleasuring herself with a broom. Angela Fischetti agreed with me, and at that point, Plough deleted his comment.

[@ebsinclair]

This is absolutely gorgeous! Where did you get this? Thank you so much for uploading!

[@DisWldFrk90]

Omg this made me laugh lol

[@princessjoots]

'Lets gew'

[@mommak10]

I love her laugh! *lol*

[@carolinedantheny5329]

Whaou ! As always

[@EmmaLoveJen]

So great! Thanks so much. =)

[@carlymj4ever]

She has such a cute laugh haha

[@singsing1133]

This went into my save list...4 sure.

[@maureen2271]

I love her accent, too. I think it is unique to Judy. "Let's gauh." It's a sophisticated sound.

[@ilovejudytoo]

Where did you get this? I love it

[@mgmbacklot]

There must be more of this.. where did you get it????/

[@ficklemytancy1250]

Everyone I know knows I'm obsessed with my little Francis :) I look like her a bit and am trying to sound a little like her when she sings

[@sclogse1]

Overwhelming.

[@will94305]

One in a trillion!

[@Richard40171]

Almost as good a laugh as Phyllis Diller. But no one comes close to Diller's laugh!

[@sarakat76]

hahahahahaha Judy funny... beautiful voice!

[@puzzled4497]

💕AMAZING

[@spikereward1]

@Pie2 DITTO PIE! DAYUM huh??? HITs ya soooooooo deep!

[@clazza01]

i love judy i want to protect n mother her

[@Stellabilbo]

I love her too and Im only 15 =]

[@ricoco1]

sniff...

[@johnnylnowlin]

I believe Judy Garland was the greatest and most talented entertainer of all time. She set the bar so high with her voice, hundreds of songs, acting, dancing - I do not believe anyone before her, or after her will ever reach the pinnacle of entertainment as she!! And this is ANOTHER reason why I am against abortion. Her mother went to their family doctor to have an abortion. He refused to do it! She then went and attempted it herself, unsuccessfully but with some complications. Imagine what the world would have missed out on if the abortion would have been successful!!!! IMAGINE what the world has missed out on by others who were aborted that may have contributed to society in more way than we care to count!

[@millers3888]

Antique Balloons True, and unfortunately Judy was forced to get an abortion by MGM when she was married to David Rose.

[@johnnylnowlin]

@@millers3888 From a biography I read, she was not aware she was going to have an abortion until literally they sat her up in the room for it. According to the biography, she asked her mother where they were going (on the way to the abortion) and her mother did not give her a straight answer. Horrific.

[@RosarioRodriguez-yh9mo]

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