Unaired Judy 7

[@terryhammond1253]

Judy Garland was the greatest talent of all time. The are others who are great... but she was the GREATEST!

[@haydenharris3059]

She can make as many mistakes as she likes, we still all love her, feel, hear, and see that amazing talent!

[@eviesmail5447]

Hayden Harris I love her so much

[@elainelosee7974]

I agree completely. Judy's the greatest singer, entertainer ever on earth. Misstates who cares. Again proves how wonderfully she masters herself, her music. Good going Judy, I don't care.🌈💐💟💙💜💚🐦🌷

[@garywayne5330]

Love her dated her PR man mathew west.

[@lynnlRDR-RDR2]

💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@CharlesWhite-v7l]

Yesssss

[@josephbitz7413]

No one compares to the legend that is Judy. From the moment I heard her voice as a young boy I was enchanted. It was "Over the Rainbow" that won me over. She was like this magical dream gone way too soon. Every time she sang, she would take you on this journey to a universe of her making. Enchanting, timeless, beautiful that is Judy Garland.

[@CharlesWhite-v7l]

❤

[@williamclarke5658]

Sharing the love & the rainbow !!!@@CharlesWhite-v7l

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Judy always delivers, gives 1000% to every song -- dramatically emoting, as melodically vocalizing. She becomes the character singing the dramatic monologue, always believably and sympathetically. She connects to a universal human heart.

[@lorihoop3831]

She had to be completely physically and emotionally drained after those performances, she always gave her all. It's not easy to sing your heart out and dance for hours under the hot lights.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@lorihoop3831 Yes, career long Judy was a supernova screen, tv and concert superstar trouper who burned herself out to be best.

[@lindanelson987]

She helped a very sad teenager get through a bad time. I love the live mistakes which are perfect.

[@allancuseo7431]

Ditto for me

[@lvelez1999]

Yes. It reminds us that she was human too. Singers and Actors are no less human than we are

[@SuperTigerTV]

It isn't as easy to do as it may look to some people! Talent is making the difficult to do, look easy to do or something like that.

[@srobindittrich6599]

@@SuperTigerTV - I so agree.

[@jacqueminekeersmaekers8524]

Same here. The 'you' in Just in Time was always Judy (when I sang this song with her)

[@TrangPakbaby]

I think CBS should have made her show a monthly special. Paid her a lot of money and made sure she took care if herself. You respect a talent like this, not exploit it.

[@jmmj8795]

"TrangPak2: "I think CBS should have made her show a monthly special. Paid her a lot of money and made sure she took care if herself. You respect a talent like this, not exploit it." I disagree. Nobody should exploit anybody else, but Garland thrived under pressure, and -- believe it or not -- NOBODY, including CBS, could have made her "take care of herself". She wasn't that kind of performer (and neither is her daughter Liza, although that's about the only thing they have in common); she always gave everything she had into everything she did. She COULD NOT have lain back and coasted through ANY kind of TV series -- weekly, monthly, or annual -- the way somebody like Andy Williams or Barbra Streisand would. She gave the best performances she ever gave in the 26 episodes of The Judy Garland Show. It was intense, and it was grueling, but her whole life was grueling. She always charged straight into the challenge -- whatever it was at the time -- and rode triumphant over it, as she did in this amazing one-season TV series. She would have gotten bored with a monthly special, and audiences would have drifted away. Her "thing" was already outdated in 1964, and she couldn't have competed for American TV viewers through the sea changes of the 1960s. If she HAD had a monthly special, the only ultimate difference would be that the world would not have this amazing, breathtaking, unprecedented and STILL unequaled, perfectly performed and recorded, almost totally live collection of songs covering the ENTIRE career (and then some) of the greatest singer who ever lived -- recorded at the very peak of her abilities. The Judy Garland Show -- exactly as it is -- is by far the best thing Judy Garland ever did. Nothing in show business, before or after, compares with it. No other singer has left such a complete and perfect legacy to the world. She wouldn't change anything about it, and neither would I.

[@Tsumami__]

TrangPak2 Hollywood and Media in general is literally solely about exploration of a person with talent. There's a hundred leeches and fake friends and agents and security and a million hands out for their cut and they don't give a fuck how far they drain someone to get those performances out of them. That's why the entertainment industry is fucking toxic.

[@akrenwinkle]

Exploration... like a camera-equipped drone?

[@emmabradford0137]

well go YOU, JM MJ, I agree. This is first-rate entertainment from a peerless entertainer

[@harleyjules8828]

Hollywood shoved drugs in her from the time she was 12 yrs old. Her own stage mother shoved the pills down her as well. Hollywood used her and abused her. She needed to be loved and helped. Hollywood didn't give a damn about her and would shove any drug they could in her to get her to perform. Judy was an addict by the time she was 13. Hollywood drugged all the child actors back then and they probably still do. Hollywood is full of drug pushing/child molesting/raping directors and producers. That has never changed. Judy had nobody to stand up for her. Judy was a beautiful and talented lady. We the fans loved her and God loved and still loves her. RIP dear sweet Judy. You were and still are loved.

[@SaxonC]

Her facial expressions are priceless & even her flubbed lines make her even more endearing to Us. She is always so comical when she makes mistakes and she also has a keen ear when she misses her mark or a beat. One time it was one tiny error & if she didnt mention it, no one would have noticed. Being the professional and perfectionist that she was, just shows us that she never cheated her audiences. Thanks for posting this.

[@CharlesWhite-v7l]

❤

[@jamesfox2579]

They'll NEVER be another one like her! God bless and RIP Judy Garland!!

[@technicolordreamer]

Her voice is timeless! Bittersweet thinking about all she ended up going through in her life.

[@margaretmunro756]

Wonderful beautiful Judy Garland!! Always a professional!! You were and will always be the BEST!!!♥

[@haydenharris3059]

What presence! what a voice! what a life!

[@doraholden848]

I watched this when it was on television. What's amazing about Judy is how she looks and sounds and acts so Modern, you would never know this was more than 50 years ago. But genius Talent is timeless.

[@alanaronald244]

Mesmerizing: any flubs are forgivable when one sees the professionalism, hears the emotion & the beauty of her voice & are taken over by her inimitable charm. Thanks so much for these.

[@srobindittrich6599]

Lol. That "oh heck" and lip pout was so cute.

[@sammyscellojourney3851]

dam! even her mistakes are good!!! what a talent....

[@paulamiles9559]

When Judy gives this magnificent performance- she's doing it for me, just an ordinary fan.

[@pattibrooks1907]

Judy had so much humor that s what I loved about Judy !

[@elissaschornstein9399]

Judy still had her wonderful voice. She looks worn out but her great talent shone through. Love and miss you sweet lovely lady.❤️

[@lbbk6]

Thanks for sharing these gems with us. Its a real treat.

[@HandwhistlerBen]

Judy is so sensational here!! A voice and phrasing like no other.

[@pusspleaser134]

I can't stop watching her Its been 3 days now and I just keep finding more and more golf from her!! Liza is the same way she learned from her Mom how to be the perfectionist she is also! GOD they are book ends in hello dolly if you close your eyes you can not tell Judy from Liza now that is entertainment! Thanks Gals for REAL MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE BARB...

[@rickkeegan5977]

Will never be another Judy Garland. She was the best singer & entertainer of all time. Just listen to the thundering applause of all her audiences!

[@italktothewind4769]

Life is so complicated to understand JUDY you had it all , you have been loved by the world since you were a little girl, your talent, voice, your charm, then what went wrong ? your talent was just there ready to be shown to the world . is something that came out straight from your soul naturally as a gift to the world, is a pity that you gave us so much, and yet we as your fans couldn't make much to help you, I see your videos and only wish I could have known you may you rest in peace, and thanks God we have those videos to enjoy for generations to come LOVE YOU SO MUCH !

[@lindareekie8343]

I talk to the wind Zara

[@WhirledPublishing]

She was drugged from the age of 12 - that's what went wrong. Her kids should sue the movie studio - they'd walk off with a fortune.

[@jimduffy1967]

Whirled Publishing so true my friend it is disgusting how the big studios and producers, doped and manipulated young talent like Judy Garland, even filming wizard of Oz she had to fight of the sex mad dwarfs that molested her, God bless Judy.

[@geyermary]

@@jimduffy1967 I think you should do a bit more investigating. Everybody blames the studio for getting her started on the pills when actually it was her mother in vaudeville. Even Mickey Rooney admitted to taking them during that early early times. Also, check sources, sex mad dwarfs is a story SHE told and everyone knows how she would elaborate an experience, if for no other reason than to make it funny. Don't get me wrong, I love JG to this day; have for 60 years but God bless her, she wasn't perfect as none of us are. I feel it reduces her greatness to put her on a a pedestal. She was a human being blessed by God.

[@jimduffy1967]

@@geyermary fair comment, I got a bit carried away.

[@elainelosee7974]

Yes, Judy Garland can make mistakes. Will never change me loving her! Your bridges are never all crossed. We love you Judy and always will. You are without a doubt. The greatest love of all, singing with your heart and soul. To my editorial genius, thankfully, you are the greatest, sharing your Talents with Us. I am so grateful For you.

[@superdayday3462]

Small lady big talent.....

[@AC-kl8gi]

I have loved Judy Garland since the first time hearing the beautiful "Over The Rainbow" in the Wizard of Oz. I was less than 10 in the early sixties when that movie made an impression on me. Seeing this footage kind of breaks my heart, as I realize this appears to have occurred not long before her demise. I was absolutely heart broken when I saw a documentary regarding how studios treated her in her latter years (allegedly). However, I have never, nor will I ever lose respect for her. These clips are merely reminders of off days EVERY artist (and every person that breaths for that matter) has in life. There was just no camera pointed at ours forgetful moments. Judy could do no wrong artistically. So what, she forgot a few lines. I forget where I put my car keys every other day. God bless Judy Garland.

[@TombCat]

The Just in Time is Just Phenomenal.... a little husky texture, then full rich voice with that gorgeous crescendo and her trademark vibrato - Garland had a very underrated sense of timing, she really excelled with complex tempos and classy jazz arrangements.

[@alariclang7690]

Though I own the complete TV series and Love it, the specials as well, can it be any wonder why it was so hard on Judy. No teleprompters like they have nowadays so that a lyric isn't flubbed. She was Raw and talent personified. Used and abused by so many around her it's a wonder she lasted as long as she did. Not tragic, just burnt out by the machine that grinded her into submission. To think that if she'd never seen a pill, smoked a cigarette or drank in abundance, she might even now be here. in her 90's. WOW... so much to hope for in the next life to see a talent such as this.

[@00Licorne00]

Alaric Lang are these outtakes on the DVDs as well ? I wanna get the Judy garland show DVDs soon that's why I'm asking

[@OrnellaGuidotti]

Grazie per questi video cosi' rari e preziosi....proprio perche' rari

[@sclogse1]

Funny, most of my life has been unaired too.

[@rivkaandmosheraz3255]

It happens.... To the greatest of all....forgetting your lyrics, loosing consentration... Still great, still a marvelous talent

[@terrryc]

It' her eyes that get to me. She draws you in, then drops the hammer on you, emotionally. I can't watch those pathetic talent shows after seeing her...

[@MLaker221]

I love her outfit in this one!!

[@WellbredNfedKembleTV]

They were all designed by Edith Head!! xoxo :)

[@akrenwinkle]

Walter-KEMBLE WellBredNfed Edith Head only designed Judy's costume for the first show taped (the Mickey Rooney one). After that, Ray Aghayhan and his assistant Bob Mackie- who went on to a great career- designed for the remaining 25 shows.

[@Catsongpub1]

In the beginning she sounds like she has a sore throat. Her delivery is absolutely beautiful.

[@teacup3133]

I think she is drunk here but still knows what she is doing. She is amazing and tragic. Watching her makes me want to take care of her. She's a heartbreak.

[@teena168]

head to toe TALENT!!

[@比利時布魯日]

渾身是戲！（in a word ）

[@bon1042]

I remember sitting by myself in my parents' living room in early '60s watching this. She continually changes tempo and pitch.

[@dianaanson4506]

Classic mainstay forever.....TIMELESS. those days long gone. Boy, I miss them...simple life, not like today...sad.

[@DominicRaffeale]

Has to be in the top ten entertainers of all time.love her.

[@ForeverJudyGarland]

i agree with you on the talent thing. judy did have talent. she was amazing! but i have to disagree with you on her flaws. judy was drop dead gorgeous. she was beautiful! she had a beautiful sweet smile and teeth. and about the hunch back thing..i think she had a perfect figure!

[@brianhall5975]

ForeverJudyGarland ñ

[@ToniHunterOne]

I know this comment is four yrs old but I agree with you. You have to look at the cut of the clothing that she wore. Some times clothing isn't very flattering, I don't care who the designer is. You know Cary Grant was gorgeous but he also had a "hunchback" for real. But his tailor was immaculate. And this DPs always knew how to film him. The only times you are really aware of Cary's hunchback is briefly in his upper torso nude scenes. There's one in North By Northwest and one in Father Goose to name a couple.

[@Tsumami__]

Brian Hall hunchback?? What? She didn't have a hunchback

[@mariemazzarella5607]

ForeverJudyGarland was

[@blueberrycobbler]

ForeverJudyGarland When she died, her autopsy report showed that her teeth were rotting. She was in a bad way, in so many ways.

[@itsjulibeesh]

LOL she's so cute when she messes up. :$

[@pattibrooks1907]

Judy had alot of talent wit and humor

[@TheSilvergold45]

Judy was magnificent !!!

[@dawnten]

She's an angel.

[@betsystewart9786]

I miss Judy Garland ❤️

[@ciaomariobello]

Priceless!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@abriellehorvath3195]

She’s perfect

[@63LAURIE]

Not many attempt June Christie's "Something cool" - and those that do don't get near the pathos of it- Judy seemed like she could - pity she didn't get to finish it here - thanks for posting though.

[@srobindittrich6599]

Lol. Even her flubs are entertaining. Loved the super cool song " Steppin' Out." Lol. ...."keep going. Right?" Oh, right you are, Judy.

[@arleen123100]

2.48 just breaks my heart. I love her so much 💙💙

[@frankrossi9255]

Nobody is perfect ! Judy was Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kguitar765]

I was Just a year and a Half Old when She Died.. My Favorite will always be Somewhere over the Rainbow.. Love Her

[@InFltSvc]

All the real great raw talent are gone. While I don’t support the past practices of the studio m I am grateful that we have all them on tape ...

[@stylecollective-qt9um]

On top of everything else, Judy's coiff and evening gowns give me everything. It makes me sad that popular singers don't dress beautifully for the stage anymore, along with talent, style is also so direly missed today, sigh.

[@michaelmiller1215]

LEGENDARY

[@stonerrocky]

Oh wow! She's human! What a class act.

[@abriellehorvath3195]

She had an illateral lisp and I just love it. You can hear it in her speech and songs

[@lewislane]

i think its a lovely song. especially in the midst of an australian winter x

[@carlodangelo1]

no teleprompters in those days ? for the lyrics. But I remember seeing those big cue cards they used to use. Did they ever use those for lyrics to a song ? In any case she was a doll, a living doll, and I love her so. Flubs are so funny and adorable, hey they make you think that even superstars can make mistakes. I can't imagine trying to memorize all the lyrics to all these different songs she had to sing every week. I can't even remember all the lyrics to over the rainbow, and I've heard it a million times !

[@josephhaynes3017]

I’ll never forget the moment when I was 12 and heard on my transistor radio that Judy passed away 😢😥😓

[@WelcomeToTheScene1]

"Oh, dammit!" i laughed so hard oh my GOD

[@WitoldBanasik]

I love Judy... feeling some affinity with her. Anyway... Judy was at her best in Meet me in Saint Louis, in A star is born of course... and in the cabaret numbers like A couple of swells with Fred Astaire and in To be a clown with Gene Kelly... while acting, dancing and singing at the same time... She had to use the whole package of her enormous talent and profound soulful, sensitive wisdom to show her genius in its full glory. Here we can watch poignant, sad, fragile and vulnerable star after all those painful years... the rest is history...

[@Belrivers]

I luv her taste - wardrobe, very classy, very New York City classy.

[@daysymare1]

Renée Zellweger merece todos os elogios em sua brilhante interpretação de Judy Garland, nessa fase tão difícil da vida dela! Garland foi uma grande estrela que vai continuar brilhando! É lamentável que tenha partido tão cedo, sem os apoios de que tanto precisava! ⭐

[@rivkaandmosheraz3255]

just a big thanks for my mix. Locked it. Thank you guys

[@richrare6329]

It is still amazing that she could remember all these songs....must have memorized 1000 of songs. And at her age and condition she was in .....old tough broad. Will remember her voice and smile forever.

[@roysheaks1261]

“Old” is a relative term. She was in the middle of a normally longer career.

[@НаталияЗахарчук-т3м]

Она всегда была такой нежной, хрупкой, просто хрустальной. Кажется...коснешься ...и все ...испарится...улетит. Все быстротечно....

[@Michaelbos]

Priceless.

[@michelleregis6181]

often just listening or watching Judy soothes me, ❤she had such a relaxed quality

[@maxie102]

lovely judy

[@JSOMERSETJSOMERSET]

her outfits around this time were fantastic..hope some one saved them all

[@christianpatriot7439]

Nobody other than Sammy Davis Jr. was ever entitled to call her "Judy Baby". If you weren't on stage performing with her, you weren't entitled to call her anything but "Miss Garland".

[@johnpickford4222]

@christianpatriot7439: Oh is that fact? And you know this from working with her? What did you call her “Judy baby”?

[@JESUSELCAMINOALPADRE]

Judy you were an angel.

[@donnasloane9031]

So loved

[@acintoli]

I went "OH NO!" when she flubbed one single lyric in an otherwise excellent performance of Just in Time. Anyone else would have continued, but not Judy. She spent herself for her audience. And how apologetic she is every time she makes a mistake. Today's 15-minute stars should have a lot to learn from these giants.

[@Tsumami__]

acintoli the first thing you're taught in any form of performance is to NEVER STOP WHEN YOU MAKE A MISTAKE. You always just dance or sing through it. She just cut the end of the song, she didn't stop performing

[@llcooljay520]

Kitana Kojima live performance- yes. Recording for a tv show is different, especially since her show wasn’t heavily edited.

[@yoga4angels]

I loohove her!!!

[@moonpie859]

The neat thing about Judy Garland was she actually had talent. Unlike so many today! She was not drop dead gorgeous but still neat. She didn't have perfect teeth when you looked real close in comparison to what we see today, and she seemed a little hunch backed. But she was the real deal that is for sure! I could watch videos about her all day long. What a talented dancer, singer, and actress. Our world is definately a little less brighter without her.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

moonpie859 It’s this kind of critique of her physical attributes that gave Judy an inferiority complex when she was alive.

[@ronaldjohnson4845]

Peggy Lee said, "Judy at her worst, was still better than any of us at our best"

[@dorothykuveke1217]

I am here now❤ to save you because I love you. 💕No more doubts or fear anymore as I found you just in time💋

[@massimogiordano2778]

CLASS,,,,,,,,,TALENT ……PERSONALITY…..-BEAUTY…..-.-EVERYTHING. I LOVE HER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@lewislane]

i love how it ends

[@massimogiordano2778]

FASHION STAR ⭐️

[@lewislane]

i thought there was only unaired judy 1,2 & 3. looks like i've got some homework ;)

[@julietrask7497]

Rest with the Angels ❤

[@snap_fit8686]

It make me sad every time i watch her late performance

[@jimkreider9997]

Still sounds great

[@walkyourdog6584]

So thin with husky voice. But still fabulous.

[@Tiggermoonchild]

😂 She is even a fun star 🌟 💫 ⭐️ in her mistakes.

[@BTURNER1961]

I refer to her as the Maria Callas of the Great American Songbook She is a consumate actress who happens to be delivering her lines within the structure of a song. She does not present or perform the lyrics, she embodies them emotionally.

[@cindybrodie9769]

She could have just gone on through those errors, and it still would be perfect for us!

[@virginiamarques7193]

Judy, maravilhosa!

[@MissLachine]

R.I.P. 😢

[@jamesgordon2255]

They gave such a raw deal ! She was the biggest talent any of them would have ever known ! She was remarkable, but surrounded herself with selfish snakes...!

[@AlexanderVerney-Elliott-ep7dw]

Did Judy make a complete take of Bill Barnes's 'Something Cool' for her CBS TV Show?

[@noras.5355]

Whooooooooo!!!!

[@sandyschipper1400]

whaat. she was in a special groove

[@ChadElk88]

Poor thang. That tantrum was the amphetamines talking.

[@misslilah01]

plp1964 fred astaire sings it in easter parade im almost positive.

[@rr7firefly]

It appears that Judy did not rely on a teleprompter to feed her the lyrics to songs, some which she likely sang more than a few times. It's a lot to ask of anyone to remember every word. One has to remember that even megastars like Barbra use a teleprompter to get through an entire concert. Looking this way and that while she sings, it is slightly noticeable. Still, it does not detract from the product.

[@dimezej]

Lady gaga definitely got some musical inspiration from this lady.