Judy sings Zing, Went the Strings of My Heart

The Judy Garland TV Show 1963

[@aehrab78]

People should say THANK YOU instead of saying harsh words about this amazing woman who gave so much to her audience.

[@srobindittrich6599]

aehr, I so agree with you. Thank you Judy for your gifts of love, joy, and talent. Peace be with you always.

[@larryshaver3568]

@Jalen Ratliff true she wasn't always treated fairly, especially by Mickey who gambled away her money

[@joegeorge3889]

The studios had her on amphetamines to lose weight

[@michaelbrand8279]

I agree 100%!

[@christinerandenberg4076]

Yea, what's that all about? She fulfilled her contract and entertained the audience. That's all she's required to do!!! Magnificent performer. Upbeat, smiling, energetic, What more can you ask for? I'd pay whatever to see her perform today.

[@7322449609]

I'll say, "thank you." I've always loved Judy Garland.

[@Stumper716]

How could anyone watch this video and NOT smile? It's bliss.

[@Robby24ish]

Judy is simply The GREATEST performers that has Graced our screen, both T.V. + Movies. Peace+love

[@mykolatkachuk7770]

I have an impression she was deeply troubled at that time.

[@Stumper716]

@@mykolatkachuk7770 And that makes her all the more incredible, in my opinion. That she could make so many people happy while, at the same time, being deeply troubled in her own life, is why she's an icon.

[@augustgirl]

Oh my goodness,yes. I was totally smiling. ❤

[@RobAntDen]

How can anyone not just love this woman, she is a legend, an icon and a true queen of the golden age of Hollywood. That raw beautiful voice just sends chills up and down my spine.

[@michelmotta4339]

Me too my friend

[@pam0626]

I love the way she dressed. The simplicity of the lines and silhouettes fit her petite frame perfectly.

[@RealPete]

Yes, lovely. Her clothes were designed by Ray Agayhan with Bob Mackie.

[@christinerandenberg4076]

No longer that kid I heard sing this song. Now mature, she owns the stage.

[@lc6067]

Judy we love you, love you for eternity. ❤️

[@bassbone52]

Judy OWNS this song. Always will.

[@pastelskies8466]

Hollywood destroyed many a child and adult actor. Sadly, Judy was one of them. What a legend she is.

[@FrancesLandgar]

I will never tire of hearing this ode to loving life. Before Katrina, I drove to work though the French Quarter, to Canal Place. I blasted Judy, my own self, WINDOWS OPEN, singing along, like there was no tomorrow. Loved the peeps that looked up to hear Judy's voice from my little Tercel. She made her mark, ALWAYS. Yes, Thank you, always, Judy.

[@welovecheesecake123]

I blame MGM for the death of this fantastic women. I'm only 16 and I was born in the wrong decade, I tell you that right now. I would do anything to meet her, bring her back! I'm desperate to meet Liza, she is my idol. 1969 was a terrible year, 22nd of June in London we lost a legend and I love her, always will and my children will grow up knowing who this women is! I love you Frances Ethel Gumm.

[@karliharden728]

You were not born in the wrong decade. You are in the best possible era that we've had so far because you can listen to Garland (or anyone, for that matter) whenever you want. Also, don't forget Judy's mother was the one that got her hooked on drugs in the first place. That woman was the monster that started the entire mess. I read that she had been giving Judy pills around age 9, and Judy only started up with MGM at 13. It's a shame.

[@homer151]

you know your stuff true fan totally agree with ever word

[@jamesfox2579]

She's absolutely right about Ethel Gumm.

[@gordonkemp1620]

What a peach. An absolutely, gorgeous lady with a voice from heaven.

[@jondriscoll9471]

We will never see the likes or calibur of talent that this wonderful and talented woman had ever again- how sad that she died so very young at 47-

[@gabe-po9yi]

The warm look she gave the audience when they recognized the song and began clapping.

[@horofhay]

She can make anyone's heartstrings zing!

[@Juggalo5588]

Its haunting the blend of insecurity and Raw confidence she reveals in this piece. She knows she has a talent that shines, yet little things about her reveal how haunted she was deep down. She was such a performer, Even now I find solace in her material.

[@johngiovine8792]

You are exactly right! Few if any equals.

[@johngiovine8792]

You nailed it! Perfect description...

[@dickfrancis159]

Solace states it all!@@johngiovine8792

[@lesliesciandra500]

I don't know if it's because I know what a difficult time she had, but I've always thought her expression was so vulnerable underneath the smiles.

[@mari69diaz]

Can't stop smiling, her hands, All of her my god! Love this woman

[@jamesfox2579]

The One and ONLY - Judy Garland!💕

[@jemkat66]

Ladies and Gentleman this is what we call real talent. Judy- you will always be the Queen!!! No one will ever come close to your awesome brilliance.

[@millers3888]

She sang this on the radio in 1935 when she was 12 years old to her dad on his deathbed. It’s on YT. She was a child prodigy.

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

And this wonderful singer has been singing this song since 1935 .

[@timothymcgivern6883]

SHE OWNS EVERYTHING. What a treasure.

[@lindafromer7323]

I love the dresses and gowns she always wore, especially in her 1940's movies. They are vintage styles that every stylist designs from.

[@7andrea2]

One of the most underrated and sharpest dressers of all time

[@srobindittrich6599]

@@7andrea2 - So true. Judy dressed so elegantly.

[@betulceyhan8519]

I’m in love with the red dress she wore while singing “I don’t care”

[@loganduncan9181]

Was, and Always will be..........The Very Best.

[@comic4relief]

She was a wonder.

[@DebsTasha45]

Throughout the years, i find that Judy went more into jazz, rather than the soothing songs.

[@elsiehiggs7428]

I love every quirky eccentric movement

[@donnakleinhammer1336]

I have a Judy Garland book called some where over the Rainbow

[@charlesmaeger9962]

Judy, your a holiday - sing in that jubilee!

[@domenicleone8051]

Its all been said all true

[@tomandvickikershaw3109]

Judy had a beautiful voice, and I love her. It is so, so sad how people treated her, and she did not deserve that.

[@jackins2000]

Immortal goddess that went through hell all Her life. Love Judy is not enough. I worship Her. Even having a problem with health, being in hospital Judy helped a girl who wasn't talking. Pure goodness, talent and a genius that We all know. And as usual too weak to say no to toxic people that were around. Judy's body went away 10 years before I was born but for Me Judy is immortal.

[@wildaboutjackwild6002]

So good

[@MAJORLYCL3VER]

I'm happy to be able to watch Judy perform with a smile of her face! She and her legacy will always live on in my heart, my 5 year old self is still holding her hand along the yellow brick road convinced she's his best friend! Love you, Judy!

[@brandonhighgirl]

She will always have this song

[@russellcandy9850]

I just love this version of Zing. Judy seems very happy and in fantastic voice!!!

[@lala-gj4oo]

only judy, need i say more?

[@Jacob1993-uc4dn]

It's been s few decades but I still miss Judy Garland

[@wildaboutjackwild6002]

This is one entertainer who just BECOMES the song!!!

[@rileyrossi]

This is amazing - she was literally bursting with energy; I do always admire people who can dance in heels that high - especially dance so energetically. wow.

[@comic4relief]

Love the little dance too. Great to watch.

[@codycothern7450]

Happy 100th Miss Garland ❤️

[@CecilBeaton]

I love her singing this song! Such a smart performance! So sophisticated in a way. Love you Judy!!!

[@pdxkmk]

The song she auditioned with for MGM when she was 13.

[@ryanborder189]

What a talent. LOVE , LOVE LOVE HER!!

[@robert44861]

JUDY GARLAND gave us her all an we all wanted more and more. May GOD bless her with his mercy

[@cherubimbean8320]

THANK YOU, JUDY GARLAND!!!!

[@3t-sm954]

F.G. aka judy ❤, Has a GRAND way expression and evoking sincere emotions. Most Gracious

[@JohnDonovanProductions]

Written in 1934 , Zing ! Went The Strings Of My Heart " was a Garland favorite while she was still a young vaudeville sensation . Her mother Ethel is said to have made her original arrangement , with its slow introductory passage and dramatic mid - song shift to a swinging up tempo finale . She sang this version on NBC's Shell Chateau radio program on the night of November 16 , 1935 , with her stricken father listening in on a hospital room radio . The following day he died of spinal meningitis . " I sang my heart out for him , " Garland later recalled , " but by morning he was gone . " The song remained in her repertoire the rest of her life . She sang it in her 1938 film Listen Darling and on numerous radio appearances . It would later become a perennial concert favorite .

[@johngiovine8792]

It rarely if ever gets better than this!

[@hollydoestattoos]

A true icon ❤

[@T4531600]

❤️❤️

[@yogagai]

I love her energy in this performance !

[@richardgornalle4536]

Ah yes! Greatness in entertainment.

[@GR-lg8bu]

I like her movement between 0:20 - 0:22. Her body is truly expressive 😁

[@donnakleinhammer1336]

Such a great singer

[@ald668]

A TRULY GREAT LEGEND!

[@3myway]

Impeccable timing

[@higbyrocket09]

Hollywood actors aren’t like this anymore, Judy was one of the greatest entertainers who ever lived! She certainly knew how to entertain a crowd with her powerful voice you can just hear it if you listen to her live performance at Carnegie Hall I like the little dance she does in this particular video starting at 1:50

[@comic4relief]

About 1:30 she hits that modulation just right.

[@mikewoollett]

That gives me goosebumps everytime!

[@luisalfonsocorbachorodrigu9655]

Bravo Judy!

[@ald668]

This woman was/is pure JOY!

[@AuntTooters]

My favorite version! Thanks for posting.

[@robertsafner8018]

She looks and acts nervous. But all this aside I just love Judy Garland.

[@srobindittrich6599]

I know that when I've sung in front of an audience, I'm usually extremely nervous. But then, some kinetic form of energy from God helps me to use and transcend/transform that nervousness into pure, raw, emotionally-balanced talent. Now, I've never sustained that talent into the sheer bliss that is Judy. She's a divine gift to the world. I can only sit back and enjoy and send her love in the heavens above. Yes, I just love Judy Garland too ❤ I mean, who wouldn't? If there are such people who don't love Judy, they must be lacking heart and soul...

[@mak030464]

God is she Great! Thanks for the video.

[@bears1770]

My favorite version. I was 8 when she passed, and even at a young age I knew good talent. Judy lives!!

[@holdyourhats]

Wonderful!!!!!

[@user-oj1bh8iu6c]

Amazing song zing went the strings of my heart

[@carolynaye7889]

♥️❤️❣️♥️❣️❤️♥️

[@Yasyyyyy]

Uma das minhas músicas preferidas dela! Uma das primeiras que escutei e que desejo sempre escutar!!! ❤️❤️✨✨

[@laraeejohnson7880]

i listen to many artists because i love music and am a big garland fan still in 2019 , and they are surely great, but it is what garland( a a very few tiny more like her) do with any song, they magnify it / change it evolve it/ rebirth it /and when she soars you ride up and just go wow/you just soar. i got here with the the buzz stephens 2015 tribute with barry maniilow singing along with Ms. Garland. the voice is working a bit more here and who knows how she was feelings or what might have been happening behind the scenes / she had some rough times behind the scenes of that show and some people were ripping off her money too/ she was nt treated to well in the end/ she had soul and a heart and sometimes like all of us it just hurts sometimes / but she still went out and tried and .that is all we can do. give her some credit damn it she been dead / for 50 years and some of use are still checking her out / after the movie Judy ( which i still dont know if i will watch cause the family. where children. is not a fan/ may be there will be more fans/ will be / she is still one the legends we wish was still here. god bless her in the and her family

[@325diane]

Like every performer, she had some rough moments. More often than not, she was great, and when she was great, there was nobody better.

[@zbotello1439]

Iconic woman

[@leeenfieldsmle]

Amazing how Judy didn't need to jam the mike into her mouth as most contemporary singer do.But few, if any would hold a candle to her.

[@mattleinhauser9166]

God bless 🙏 you beautiful angel 😇

[@stencilledjazz45]

What a fantastic voice! Absolutely love Judy

[@suwimonchaiyai2739]

Super very nice

[@johnpickering4579]

This is possibly Nelson Riddle’s greatest big band arrangement fora vocalist. Listen to the Carnegie hall version

[@ryanborder189]

Simply FABULOUS!

[@RosarioRodriguez-yh9mo]

Loviu JUDY!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@3t-sm954]

SOUL FOOD FOR THE SAVING LOVE ❤

[@christinerandenberg4076]

Alright!! Anybody else feel like getting up and dancing?

[@liberte5847]

A real Star EVER VERSION rendering rendition ! Merci beaucoup from PARIS FRANCE. Take care.

[@elizabethdaniellesimaviggi3289]

BRAVA ‼️ JUDY SANG THIS FOR HER DYING DAD ON A RADIO BROADCAST AS HE LISTENED HE PASSED ...SHE ADORED HER POPPA

[@kryptonbear1]

On top of everything else fabulous about her, LOVE how she works that microphone cord!

[@gerrypepper]

the best female entertainer ever

[@Blase4958]

Never could carry a tune, never knew where to start You came along when everything was wrong and put a song in my heart Dear when you smiled at me, I heard a melody It haunted me from the start Something inside of me started a symphony Zing! Went the strings of my heart 'Twas like a breath of spring, I heard a robin sing About a nest set apart All nature seemed to be in perfect harmony Zing! Went the strings of my heart Your eyes made skies seem blue again What else could I do again But keep repeating through and through "I love you, love you" I still recall the thrill, guess I always will I hope 'twill never depart Dear, with your lips to mine, a rhapsody divine Zing! Went the strings of my heart Dear when you smiled at me, I heard a melody It haunted me from the start Something inside of me started a symphony Zing! Went the strings of my heart 'Twas like a breath of spring, I heard a robin sing About a nest set apart All nature seemed to be in perfect harmony Zing! Went the strings of my heart Your eyes made skies seem blue again What else could I do again But keep repeating through and through "I love you, love you" I still recall the thrill, I guess I always will I hope 'twill never depart Dear, with your lips to mine, a rhapsody divine Zing! Oh, Oh, Oh went the strings of my heart

[@ccchag6087]

So much talent in one family. Imagine that! ❤

[@virtualworlddisorderrealit1848]

to give so much joy... interesting no one has ever been better than her.

[@claudettejackson7999]

Wha!

[@MerleOberon]

To think more people wanted to watch "Bonanza"...

[@juliamariaf.queiroz2682]

Obrigada Judy Garland por você ter me encantado com sua voz, seus filmes e sua presença de palco.

[@marchaltiner5700]

Grossartig

[@deedawson4764]

2021

[@keemy281]

Judy is a diva.

[@oscarwattsoboe]

@Jarred Knox Is there a problem?

[@BarbaraFischbach]

Judy!❤️Judy!🌹Judy!🎶

[@ceceliecamarillo9226]

She was 12 years old when she first sang this.

[@mossgrowth]

While this version is great, the earlier versions she sang were hauntingly beautiful.

[@charlesmaeger6162]

Judy, it's Charles from 2022 - there's something you should know. I'm here Charles, lets do lunch.

[@steverhodesvideos6244]

So that's why the cordless mike was invented!