Judy Garland - The Man That Got Away (Live)

From Judy, Frank & Dean - Once In a Lifetime, 1962.

[@johnnyringo8174]

No one can touch her. She was incredible. The world was lucky to have her for even a day.

[@srobindittrich6599]

When Judy sings THE torch song of the twentieth century, she marks a place in history as THE best show singer entertainer of the 20th century.

[@Montavanni1]

. . . incomparable and actually considerably better than I remember.

[@brentcarl6621]

Just looked at the various performers who have sang this song over the years and listened to a handful of them. no one even compares to her versions, and I’m not even a Judy fanatic. I recommend watching the older b&w versions which are even better. If you like this song, check out her version of “a cottage for sale”.

[@terrysmith8749]

Give Judy a microphone and an audience, Katie bar the door. She is going to entertain you like you've never been entertained before. That's who she was. She loved to perform, That's why she was the greatest in the World. She loved it, and gave her audiences absolutely everything she had. And as I said earlier, she gave so much that there were times when she had to be helped to her dressing room. And if the idiot who committed on this very statement when I said it before, get a clue, you can't be that ignorant. But, I guess you can, you did make that stupid statement. Give Judy a break, those who were responsible for her as a teenager, got her started on those stupid pills. AND FOR THE LAST TIME, THE LONDON CORONER WHO DID HER AUTOPSY, SAID SHE SHOWED NO SIGNS OF ALCOHOLISM, AT ALL.