Judy Garland Speaks - Rare Audio

[@shonnafox7191]

The first time I ever got the chance to hear these tapes was Howard Stern making a mockery of her for the things that she had to say. It truly disgusted me, and continues to sadden me for Judy. She is my favorite vocalist and actress. More than that, Judy was a real person. Her words hearken the heartstrings. Anyone who can mock someone in pain is a monster.

[@Mernerwastaken]

He is the worssssst

[@shonnafox7191]

Mernerwastaken yes he is.

[@nattyps3160]

@Mernerwastaken he should have retired several years ago. He's also put out myths that he's such a great interviewer. He's the worst. Check out the Robert plant interview or Gregg Allman. Plant just gave it to him brutally " u ask a lot of stupid questions " plant had to ask him several times to play his new stiff he was promoting. Instead stern wouldn't stop talking about zeplin which was over for decades. He even surmised " Jimmy page was the one of your life right?" Plant just laughed. Then stern spent the whole 2 hrs playing back for plant every zeplin song. Like what is the point of that. He knows the songs he wrote them. It's the same thing to w/ anyone was on snl. Questions about Chris Farley. Paul McCartney has been in multiple times & it's the same exact interview everytime " did u think John Lennon was gay " " wasn't Lennon the love of your life " ( same question as I mentioned above to plant) or he just repeats back what the guest said. An example " so your saying u didn't want to tour again " he does it after every response. He also cuts the guests off repeatedly. I know other so called interviews do this but why have the person in of you won't let them talk? All hos questions are protection too. Like father hunger is one. As for mocking garland , who had more talent in her pinky then he has he loved to degrade & humiliate esp when he had those girls come in & je & his BFF Ralph would use a laser pointed to look for every single flaw. Funny since he is a very unattractive man. As is Ralph his " stylist " anyway later when talking about this bit he said " it's a about degradation " so he's a misogynist & I nearly choked when sunny in the view Said " I remember listening to you & you said the n word so many times" he lied of course said that word never came out of his mouth & ku klux Klan guy they had on for years said the n word not him ! The internet is not his friend when u can find him saying the n word all the time. In fact he asked whoopie for back up which she did saying " no Robin wouldn't let him get away w/ that " yes she did but also that's one big reason he had Robin there so he got a free pass on his bigotry & misogyny. Anyway on his channel 9 show he was in black face making fun of whoopee when she was w/ Ted Danson. In that skit Howard says the n word dozens if times. I never got how he escaped all he said when its all recorded. How many celebs got cancelled for past things they said in recent years.

[@UCKABAH]

On the morning of 9/11 Stern said we should nuke a Muslim country, "just pick one", because it "worked on the Japs". He's garbage

[@yeetnama9094]

​@@nattyps3160because he's a Jew, and Jews are allowed to get away with everything. They're the ones who started this whole racist misogynistic homophobic phony moral hysteria in the first place just to attack and dismantle white Christian society.

[@dreamjeanie80]

The pain in her voice and when she said "by God they won't kill me" broke my heart because they did. R.I.P. Judy Garland

[@francoissuissae6217]

It was bad

[@lynnlRDR-RDR2]

I just wish I could hold this person to let her know someone is on her side.

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

She knew the fans were on here side. That wasn't the problem.

[@Lauren1988]

Amber Jordan , me too!

[@samuelmartin2061]

Same. I wish I could just go hold her hand and say I’m your friend and that I will help you through it

[@TrangPakbaby]

John Morris more importantly her children were on her side. They adored her and she them. She had love

[@mossgrowth]

I wish I could have known her. Maybe I could have helped her

[@kathrynmcelroy5658]

This poor beautiful angel! So much was taken from her and everyone just allowed it.

[@rhiannonw.3880]

Her words about Liza made me tear up. My god, she loved her kids.

[@scotnick59]

She did, no doubt, but she was not able to be a very good mother, unfortunately.

[@SweeetSue]

@@scotnick59 Her children would disagree with you.

[@cindienolin564]

Mom's are like anyone else..addictions,ECT... But at least she spoke her truth..and yes her children were her everything

[@neshebaadams]

I always wanted to look like her in the Wiz..one of the most Beautiful woman in the world...it feels like she is chatting with me...wow

[@TheKristinShow70]

If she loved her kids so much, why didn’t she get sober? She was a scary drunk she died of a drug overdose and she could care less about the amount of pills she was taking as a matter of fact Sid her husband or ex-husband of five cause she was married five times wasn’t she he had to hire a private detective to check around the house every day while the kids were in her care to make sure she wasn’t popping pills and drinking alcohol but she did it anyway because she had pills and booze hidden all over the house as far as the private detective. It’s all on transcripts all in black-and-white it’s all legal like because it’s true. Maybe she’ll get it right her next life around. Make she rest in peace. She could care less about the pain that she caused her children especially Liza the only thing Judy Garland taught Liza was how to act and sing and perform on stage which was, many children would die to have been taught by Judy Garland on stage. It was too late by then she was far far gone.

[@michaels6944]

I find myself really compelled by this. I can't stop listening. Just the things she's talking about and the honesty is just riveting to me. I've never heard anything quite like this.

[@gamerplays6367]

Same. She did this for all women to help us be strong in truth about what it is to be a human and a women in success and in everyday life

[@sealssong]

She touches my very soul... she always has... and always will.

[@RichardMcWolff]

🥰🥰🥰

[@mkrkmr28]

I absolutely adore her, she's so genuine.

[@nickdebenedetto6196]

Oh my God. I can’t get over the sincerity in her voice. It’s absolutely gripping. Can u hear it too?!?!?!

[@elizabethtaytay7620]

Oh Judy we luv you !!! 2019!!!!

[@CCPony]

Oh, shut up.

[@Lauren1988]

Elizabeth Taytay love you bunches!!!!

[@Powertuber1000]

You're from 2019? Those were the good old days.

[@iusfriend9710]

@@CCPony no

[@diaryofawimpycollegegirl5149]

this is clearly the real Judy Garland. If you know anything about her you know her voice IS actually pretty deep. Im terribly sorry for the things she went through. She made showbiz but apart of me wish she was never apart of it. This woman was broken and clearly needed help. I'm so sorry no one helped you

[@tashspeak3877]

it's just pitched too low on the playback - crank it up a couple of semitones in an audio processor and she sounds much more like herself.

[@lindseysanders3656]

Tash Speak Interesting. I always thought her voice was lower because her singing voice was lower. I thought it was raised when she spoke to cultivate a certain image, but maybe I’m wrong. Her tone here sounds similar to the tone she used on Jack Paar.

[@tashspeak3877]

​@@lindseysanders3656 it's definitely played too slow and too low - i think whoever digitised them either didn't realise, didn't have the facilities they needed to correct it or didn't know how. I just played this back with jack paar at the same time and this is several tones lower for sure. I did a little reading up and compact cassette recorders were brand new1963 and the recording strips were narrower and recorded slower so audio fidelity wasn't so good which would explain why all these tapes sound off. They also vary - in the autobiography tapes she made in the 50s - it starts off normal, then gradually gets lower then goes normal again. I think personal portable recording devices back then just weren't that reliable/consistent :)

[@lindseysanders3656]

Tash Speak This one is also different than the counseling session audio on KZbin. She was younger in that though. I will say that she spoke in a different tone and vocal inflection from her normal voice for her entire career. That would be a lot to keep up with. Shows how much talent she had. I wouldn’t want to pretend I’m someone I’m not though.

[@tashspeak3877]

@@lindseysanders3656 not sure which one you mean by the counselling session? - I don't think i've heard it - if it's the one where she talks about her suicide attempt or being dumped on a pile of cherries as a baby by her sisters that was a recording by the guy who was going to write her autobiography which never got finished :) And yeah me neither it's hard /confusing enough being one person! but I guess having a public persona helps to keep a divide between work and life...I don't know how people manage to do it quite honestly.

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

Growing up during a particular rough time in our family,home lives when our Mum walked out on us and never returned. My dad played Judys songs and it helped us so much. I love her unconditionally and always will.

[@pattibrooks1907]

She was so sick of being abused by scandals lies hated the lies gossip told on about her she had a right to be mad upset she had humor through it all loved her so very much im a victim of untruths lies gossip too and abused by bullies liars she was a very kind sensitive lady like me trying to please others no more !! She was strong person

[@Zva26]

This tape had to have been done in 1965, because the "man" she's referring to is Marc Herron, the "man" she married that same year. The marriage lasted less than a year. She returned to singing (as well as ever sometimes), and even did a tour and played the Palace in 1967, from which a recording was made. It included "What Now, My Love". I saw her in Chicago in 1967 and she was outstanding. Then she married Mickey Deans in early 1969, and died in June of that year. And yes, she was a wonderful mom and her kids loved her.

[@joeparish3575]

You mean MarK Herron.

[@greenonions5296]

6:41 she says Mark...

[@timmy841212]

Then she found out he was gay and just a fanboy.

[@jj-py8rv]

Imagine if she knew that her husband (Marc Herron) would eventually be cavorting with Liza’s husband, Peter Allen. Neither mother nor daughter seemed to be able to pick good husbands for themselves.

[@timmy841212]

@@jj-py8rv RIGHT! 😬

[@omaragatha]

1:41 she mentions her children before she does her health and her work!!!! show what kind of a mother she was!

[@patr70]

This is a VERY powerful audio and is good for helping to inspire to cleanse ones self. Thank you for sharing.

[@lreece60]

The lady was a true lady. I am glad she had the chance to talk about her kids. She loved them and wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. She was amazing!

[@sunsunnydayz]

Judy's voice makes me sad. So much pain.. we care about you Judy!! Your music lives with us forever!!!

[@dawnsmoke2586]

Loved her always...from 10 to 74...queen of my heart....so much talent...so much wisdom ...so many gifts to share...amazing always. 🌹💕🌹

[@lucygotticci-jf8dt]

This is it ,the real ,the raw judy ,I will always love e her ,my childhood is about the w.o oz and never will I 4get

[@paulskillman7595]

She is so sad she makes me cry.

[@kevinchrisner5756]

this is why she was so loved, Judy was so terribly raw honest about her life, she hid nothing from her public.

[@louisflores2552]

What an amazing star...this recording is a tearjerker and heartbreaker.

[@chrisschinella1152]

I agree with everything Judy is saying in this. She was treated really badly, by her mother and MGM. And Sid Luft, one of the biggest users of this brave woman!

[@townhall05446]

Actually for many years he was the best thing that ever happened to her. Two of her other husbands (Herron and Minelli) were gay, I think there was one more who didn't last long, and people say her last husband Mickey Deans was terrible, pushing to have her keep performing when her health was bad and getting even worse. Luft had his vices, no doubt, but he brought her back with performances and Star is Born. Without those where would she have been?

[@JudyGarlandstarstruk]

I very much believe in my heart that Judy Garland is literally ...Over that Rainbow in that place called HEAVEN....Yes , I believe in the after life and I feel deep in my soul that Judy's spirit lives on ...

[@orhugs]

This IS Judy. Listen to some of the other audio tracks on youtube. She was recording things for her autobiography, she died before it was written...

[@gamerplays6367]

So profound. Such raw anger, truth and beauty of a woman. A true woman. Thank you

[@endoramoongardenia1346]

A sweet and true dear lady and Mama. I love you and LiZa always says how much she adores you. Love Always, Betsey

[@michaeldonaher2851]

This made me feel sad. To hear the hurt in her voice was genuine and I feel we're all to blame. We were huge fans but but when the curtain came down we just relished in her tabloid misery. I'm sorry Judy.

[@basilmanolakos4926]

Early in her performing career her life was basically RUINED psychologically by her own MOTHER plus LOUIS B. MAYER of MGM. They started her on the road to several addictions.

[@princesspeachfan100]

It's not our fault to make you feel better, but it was her idiot mother and MGM to blame. Those morons. T_T We fans are there for Judy. ^^ (I hope she knows that wherever she is.)

[@bobbyserrato1949]

Judy was a superstar..she was affected by celebrity just Diana was..she deserved to be treated better...she was a gem but sometimes forgot her own power..she has that power now. Bless Judy...ur missed and luved🌈🌌🌌🌌

[@madman5054]

She just wanted to be loved! She told nothing but the truth!! I love you judy

[@InFltSvc]

This was the product of greed during the the time of the fantasy movie factory . They pumped out and used talent for the name of the studio and its owners at interest. She , like others, were used and milked for every ounce of life they could get from her. Sadly, her mother was a jerk and she loved her Father during her uprising. The studio would not let her cancel her radio show when they knew her father was about to die and she was not afforded to go to him to see him... She was born with talent and it's a blessing that we have some good footage of that talent, but it was all at her true expense ... I wish I was around to have seen her in concert ... She is missed.

[@SandraWade666]

The studio and her mother treated her horribly. All they cared about was how much money she brought in. They pumped her full of drugs..both her mom and the studio when she was JUST a kid. It's horrible.

[@thinkmirror8507]

My mom long passed always cried when talking about Judy, so sad...

[@gandhiroupoulas]

She was taken from this world so soon.. we miss you so much Judy 🌈❤️

[@saintcruzin]

Judy completely raw and true...Excellent, Thank You...

[@adammabe5819]

It's very rare that I comment on such precious things, but to all those that find themselves perusing the comments and changing the playback speed to1.5x, try the 1.25x setting instead. Although the 1.5x was certainly better than the original speed, when I tried 1.25x, the whole listening experience was transformed. I recognized "Judy" more so than any of the other times I've listened, and I got that feeling that only she can give...the same one I get every time I watch her perform "By Myself" and receive that hard-earned and so-deserved standing ovation on her show...or as it is more popularly known, "The Judy Garland Experience." ;) The result was that I think I may have truly heard this for the first time rather than the dialogue going in my head when listening at the original speed. At 1.5x, it certainly sounds closer to what I thought I'd hear, but 1.25x was arresting for me. It made me hear what I believe she, speaking as an author, was trying to convey rather than the constant stream of questions and commentary that came with the original speed or the comparisons that came with the 1.5x setting. It shut me up and sat me down like I was hearing it for the first time. It was as if she did the "head thing" and started to speak the utter truth when I changed it to 1.25x. Give it a whirl. I'm not saying anyone is wrong about the 1.5 or that I'm right with 1.25....hardly the point, and I couldn't care less about that part. I'm just saying...try it. You can always change it back. I never really thought about the profound difference such a thing could make, and it's made me question every single recorded thing I've ever heard. And since my singular-point comment has turned into an essay, one more thing - a big thank you to all my fellow Judy-lovin' folk that have done their part to preserve and share such gems as this. When she's on the screen, the rest of the world's playing field is leveled, and almost all other alleged greatness is eclipsed. There is unity in being a true fan, and I tip my proverbial hat to all that keep that practice alive.

[@davemattia]

I know what she WANTS to say, but she holds back.

[@miltonchizer]

I love you Judy - yesterday today forever!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@steelmagnolia474]

Poor beautiful soul, ❤️you will never be forgotten! But loved and admired for all the love and smiles you brought into the world. They can never hurt you now that we know truth,Rest In Peace!

[@BiohazardBunney]

She was a strong goddamn woman. And a great mom.

[@Lilly2401]

thank you for adding this, very emotional in many ways

[@bvheath]

This reminds me eerily of Michael Jackson's drug-slurred words. God bless them both. They left us with art of the highest order that will never die, nor will their memories.

[@dianesorrento9473]

Nothing but LOVE and RESPECT for this LEGEND ❤️ gone to soon. Her kid LIZA looks just like her REST IN PEACE BELOVED JUDY GARLAND.

[@CalebMeadetman2015]

This is NOT a fake! She made these bc she was going to write a book.

[@jazzmanchgo]

Yes, it's definitely legit. It's her voice, and it was pretty well known that she'd recorded her narrative in preparation for a book she intended to write.

[@emymummy1]

bless you judy :(((( heartbreaking to hear :(

[@kristenraejohnson]

Judy, Love you precious woman!💗

[@fernarnold2026]

My dance studio has used this with Over The Rainbow playing into a contemporary dance, it’s beautiful and really moving, every time I see it it’s gorgeous

[@catherinewylie6959]

Just watche'd the movie "Juday" and had read a book about her a long time ago. She sounds very much like a resentful alcoholic, and I love her depth of convictiion and passion.

[@haydenharris3059]

I’m glad I found this though it’s heart breaking.

[@etheldeneveu157]

You had everything..but, support, and real love. Your mother should have protected you as a child. Your husbands and friends should have helped you off meds and booze. You are mad because it's over...and you know it. The fine man, you speaks of let her you die in a bathroom in London. This is an American tragedy. Talent like hers is so special...heartbreaking..

[@astorkitty]

It was Mickey Deans, not Mark Herron who left her to die....other than that you are spot on. ;)

[@ShanaiCollins]

astorkitty If only she was saved :'(

[@kimmyhawk5466]

@@astorkitty I don't think that Mickey guy left her to die. She overdosed in the middle of the night, while he slept. But, her daughter Lorna even said, neither one of those guys were good for her. They were using her to start their own careers. Very sad! The Mark guy she is talking about was gay. Liza found him and her husband, Peter Allen, who died back in the 80's of AIDS, in bed together..

[@timmy841212]

@@kimmyhawk5466 Mickey was gay too.

[@kogilla1]

Sad, but true! One of the side effects of the drugs she was taking was paranoia, which is obvious here.

[@lipglosskitten26]

Sadness. She was human just like us. She was a beautiful star and I'm heartbroken hearing it all

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

JUDY HAS THE RIGHT TO SPEAK HER MIND.

[@JerryCasas921]

They can say anything they want about Judy, but she loved her children and she didn't treat them like her own mother who was one of the folks Judy is talking about who exploited her stole all her money! LOVE you Judy and RIP. 2020

[@cmm2145]

I just want to fix things for her. Just to go back in time and make sure that she was treated in an appropriate manner, starting with her horrible mother and difficult childhood. Poor beautiful, talented Judy. May she Rest In Peace.

[@robertclatworthy1857]

She was absolutely worn out yet no one helped her. They just kept pushing her to do more. Rest In Peace Judy, you deserve peace xx

[@rr7firefly]

Well, thank God there was Jack Paar and Dick Cavett and Jack Kennedy. They knew what a great person she was and saw through to her wit and intelligence.

[@laraeejohnson7880]

JACK ARR KNDA SOLD HER OUT BY TEELING HER WORST SIDE WHEN I THINK HE COULD HAVE HELED

[@tashspeak3877]

i wouldn't go that far jack paar threw her under the bus in his memoirs (you can hear them on youtube somewhere). Though to be honest the things he said about judy and how he reacted painted him in a worse light than her

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

​@@laraeejohnson7880 Jack para was trash

[@townhall05446]

Her appearances on Paar were fantastic as she told quite a few hilarious stories. The woman was extremely bright and a marvelous raconeteur. It wasn't fair of Paar to rip her up as he did.

[@humblephoenixx9584]

People keep saying she was “always longing love from a man” and “daddy issues” but her dad did die when she was 13 and she was very heartbroken

[@townhall05446]

Yet somehow she managed to marry several times and at least two of those 'husbands' were gay.

[@funkyflights]

I’m sorry she had the wrong people around her in her life, she deserved better, I hope she’s in peace, because she seems like a lovely soul…

[@mariagalante821]

Judy Garland... sua grandeza supera tudo que você teve que enfrentar. Você sempre amou seus três filhos

[@mariagalante821]

Judy Garland... teve altos e baixos em sua vida... mas o amor pelos filhos superou sua dignidade como grande mãe.

[@judyalcatraz918]

I love Judy n it makes me sad to know how bad it was towards the end of her life

[@lenwelch2195]

Nothing like the pain of an addict . She was used ; people stole from her because if she fought them they would expose her adddictions

[@misslilah01]

0 dislikes....thats judy garland!! LOVE her!

[@samanthavettel4793]

I wish I could hear the rest of what she had to say ❤️

[@paulcousino8773]

Rest Now. We will always love you

[@jimduffy1967]

Judy, you can't hear this but you were absolutely a wonderful person, a wonderful mum, and a beautiful singer, and I just wish I could pass my love and affection onto you, but it won't happen unless we meet in the wonderful yellow brick road, I could ask the beautiful witch of the whatever compass point she comes from, coz I'm never sure. RIP, JUDY GARLAND.

[@laboltt]

It is her voice - the speed is slightly slow, which is why the pitch is a little low.

[@happyclam1266]

She always was a contralto--when she was younger she pitched her speaking voice higher, and women's voices always deepen as they get older. Hers was fatigued and got husky too.

[@tashspeak3877]

@@happyclam1266 i'm not sure about the speed but the pitch is defo off

[@napoleongracemarshall7651]

God is with you and you are with God! R.I.P.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

I advise anyone listening to this to alter the speed (in KZbin settings) to 1.5x speed. The original recording was made using a reel to reel tape machine. The playback speed as uploaded here distorts Garland’s voice. Her voice (both spoken and singing) did deepen as she got older but it did not get to this sort of pitch. There are many interviews she gave, and chat show appearances that illustrate this. In changing the speed as I suggest, it then becomes apparent to those who are familiar with Garland’s manner of speech; its cadence, phrasing and inflection. Listening to her at what I believe is at the correct speed brings an even greater poignancy to her words.

[@Mernerwastaken]

That's very interesting! Thanks

[@lindseysanders3656]

Wanted to share that I was listening to the audio “ Judy imitates Marlene” and her voice is the same there as it is these tapes. I wonder if this was indeed her accurate speaking voice or if the other tape was lowered as well. It isn’t the best quality. I find her speaking voice fascinating because it was changed so many times over the years and in each separate show/ interview, not just as it naturally lowered with age.

[@lewisedwards4058]

"They're dead people. Bu they tried to kill me along the way, but by God they won't. They won't because I'm mad." Literally sent chills down my spine. Was a sharp turn from her previous sentence and totally unrelated to the very next sentence. Very interesting that she died before she got to finish the book. Very suspicious I should say.

[@bruno.prieto]

Considering that in part of the audio she said that she met Mark Herron, it must be from the mid 60s, if it was suspicious, she would have died at that time, and the audios were hidden for a while

[@lewisedwards4058]

@@bruno.prieto I was thinking more of an Industry murder rather than uxoricide. Purely conspiracy theory, but with how the old Studios used to operate, I wouldn’t exactly rule it out. Especially if America’s Sweetheart was about to expose their abuse.

[@bruno.prieto]

@@lewisedwards4058 I totally understand, but the autopsy confirmed it was accidental suicide, there was no reason to be murdered, and she had been addicted for over thirty years.

[@lewisedwards4058]

@@bruno.prieto Good points. There's so much we learn after the fact so often that I've become a lot more conspiratorial lol

[@SubRosa33]

@@bruno.prieto but they continued to addict her to make money off her no?

[@IanThaddiam]

You guys, YES this IS Garland. These taped dialogues are famously Garland, notoriously so. Biographers have had access to these tapes and have quoted them from nearly the time of her death, long before they were publicly available. Howard Stern aired them as well. But it's her.

[@agirlhasnoname6637]

Judy was 14 for the wizard of oz.!!!!!! Do ppl not realize your voice deepens as you age esp pushing 40/50 and even more so if you smoked, PLUS her already hectic stressed out life. My voice is deep. Always has been. Now that I'm a bit older when I mic up to play video games I can use my normal voice & everyone thinks I'm a guy or I can fake it to sound girlie. Also, I take benzos and some of these tapes sound like shes benzo'd out. They can make you slur your words & speak slower & she would have been using a handheld tape recorder that NEVER makes you sound good!!

[@sunnydayzie1202]

@@agirlhasnoname6637 she was 16, almost 17 in oz....not 14

[@ChristopherLeeShreds]

First I heard it was on Stern

[@PCCphoenix]

Actually, I would recommend watching "What Killed Judy Garland," uploaded by gflauk, taken entirely from an episode of "Dead Men Talking" by Biography Channel. It goes into great detail about how she became addicted to amphetamines, barbituates, and alcohol during the course of her career.

[@JM-lw3nx]

I wish she could have written that book!

[@kjproductions2364]

This IS Judy Garland. Her voice is deepened because of the drinking, the drugs, and the emotional abuse she's endeared. If you listen closely, when she says "I'm damn mad." You can almost hear Dorothy coming out. That young Judy is begging for help and it's sad NO ONE helped her.

[@allengumm1157]

I love her, but she's wallowing in self-pity a bit. Most of the things that were written about her were hardly "loathsome." She's very paranoid here. But then, she wasn't expecting people to hear these tapes.

[@WednesdayAgainmovie]

"A bit?"' She was a life long addict alcoholic.

[@joeyjosephs]

Joey Giannini its deep because the tapes are running slow

[@joeyjosephs]

Allen Gumm no, things were written about her, that she was temperamental, if it were a man, like Sinatra, it is over looked and life goes on, but a woman, she is labeled a bitch and her career suffers for it. If she was heavy, they called her fat, if she was sick, she was drunk

[@nursegrace7492]

No one helped her?? She was so needy she literally exhausted people around her, and they eventually burned out. Meanwhile, she was raiding their medicine cabinets for pills.

[@KaterinaKostaki]

Like many artists she has gone through a severe world of industry and usually people that surround those artists are definetely ruthless abusers. Artists like her ...talented artists are being handled by mean people for money and fame.

[@jj-py8rv]

This made me cry

[@paulsimpson4155]

It IS judy however was recorded on the old reel to reel !

[@helenwaite3475]

Drained by takers till she died. Too talented and young when she left us.

[@matteobitetti3810]

Folks live and you die but rarely do they leave behind a legacy such as Judy Garland's. There is no doubt as to her humanity and this recording confirms that. She was the realest entertainer of all!!!

[@spiritfinder321]

I do NOT blame Judy at all! The beauty is one thing she said, " They would not get her. " It doesn't matter how she died. It doesn't matter how terrible they were to her, they didn't kill her per se! I'm glad she took her own life. My God some of us are tired, dammit! Love you lady! #TeamJudy

[@marishahes8412]

What an incredible woman just as powerful and her speech as she was in her voice. She's so correct

[@lcmetherel9895]

wow, really sad. I love her so much, if only she could have internalised the massive amount of love her fans had for her, but maybe that wasn't enough, she needed to find her own peace, she never founf a way of dealing with the morons who hurt her with vicious words, people who never even knew her..all they had to do was listen to her life, it's in her music, and had they listened to her music maybe they wouldn't have been so cruel? I don't know, but I'm sorry for her pain, it wasn't fair, she was one in a million. Lots of imitations but there's only one Judy.

[@SaxonC]

The very sad thing about this recording is that Judy was right about it all. Even today, People only hear & dwell on the negatives instead of all the positives of this great Legend's Life. Even Lorna produced a bio pic of her own mother that used Judy's life as a Platform to thrust Her (Lorna's) own "Poor Me" story. Even her narration in her TV bio She always it about Her & not Judy. Someone to be fair & balanced & tell this great Legend's story. John Fricke is that Man. He's always been fair!

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

Lorna is trash

[@lindaeasley4336]

So sad that each time she got involved with a new man she believed he actually loved her when they were bums looking to leech off her

[@stephen8948]

Love you Judy Garland you are very talented and a lovely person and a beautiful singer and a beautiful actress and a beautiful mom March 27th 2020

[@gamerplays6367]

Feb 2020 still so much love

[@cristabelle1207]

This is absolutely Judy... she was slurred bc she was always under the influence of barbiturates and alcohol

[@dawnevans4518]

I agree!

[@szembekk]

Was she ALWAYS?

[@happyclam1266]

@@szembekk Surely not. She would have died a lot earlier if that were so. But frequently.

[@jazzmanchgo]

Actually, she's a lot less slurry than she was quite a bit of the time in her later years. See her appearance on the Dick Cavett show in 1968 to really get a look at her when she was really struggling.

[@reagandenny]

What a great talent and human being. Her fault. if any, is has the medical condition of addiction certainly caused by Her mother and the studios. She had no chance given the times to seek true help. People did use Her and she had every right to feel angry. She was a huge talent and that can never change. What a sweet soul.

[@kays7543]

I love her. ♥️

[@jimduffy1967]

OMG, this is terrible the shit and scandal that Judy had to go through, my heart goes out to her, that she had to defend herself like this. God bless you Judy, you were wonderful.

[@CalebMeadetman2015]

Yeah, that and all the singing she did. She put everything she had into her singing. Liza's voice is the same way. Her voice has dropped significantly as well.

[@harmon0173]

Absolutely heart breaking...

[@cynthiaennis3107]

I bet she had very bad Adrenal Fatigue! I know the feeling & how it appears to others!

[@tashspeak3877]

yup. same. Takes all the fight out of you doesn't it

[@Whatt787]

Sid Luft really gets it here

[@timothylines3867]

her problems are put on her by others.abused scapegoated ripped off ,and through away.when she was fit she could mesmerize an entire crowd.

[@georginashanti4605]

It's awful that a person that brought so much joy to others experienced so much intense pain & suffering. I understand how she became trapped in a cycle of addiction. I'm glad she is at peace now. Rest in peace Judy.

[@joshuataylor6087]

Why does everyone call her a tragedy? It's not the years of your life but the life in your years that count and she probably lived spectacularly more years than all 178 commentators and their keyboards here put together!

[@marissabuoncora4013]

Joshua Taylor she wasn’t but the torture she went through was

[@timmy841212]

She wasn't a tragedy, what she WENT THROUGH was tragic.

[@anairenemartinez165]

You mean the hell she lived since a little kid, used and abused by EVERYBODY just because she had the incredible voice and talent is OK, glorious, fantastic but not TRAGIC at all. Worked so hard all her 47 years but died penniless?

[@mrpontyboi]

God she sounds about 80 years old. Mad to think she was only in her 40's.

[@camelspider2376]

Her mother killed her. Louis B Mayer killed her.

[@tanithjackson8686]

@@camelspider2376 No, drugs killed her.

[@susanlampkin9593]

No one can ever hurt You again Judy. You are safe with Jesus, rest peacefully.💞

[@ToddMorris-q4i]

Love you Judy garland.Im sorry you were hurt by the lies .I love you more than any man.I wish I were alive when you were here.I would have been faithful to you for eternity.I love you darling.May you rest for ever honey.

[@wilsonmoisesdecarvalho5811]

Ho' Minha querida como fico triste ao saber o quanto você sofreu com esses monstros. Porem você continua sendo amada descanse em paz.

[@streamtree3383]

beautiful, me too, i understand