Friday, January 30, 2009

JOIN THE EXPERIENCE



Please consider becoming a member of The Judy Garland Experience on Yahoo, the world's most exciting Judy Garland group.The group features an ever changing supply of rare and never released Judy Garland recordings (as well as many of artists), an amazing collection of non published Garland photos, lively discussions, and more.The membership includes Garland family members, other celebrities, people who knew and worked with Judy, authors, historians, film makers, and fans from every level. It appears that the only one missing is you! So please, stop by our little Judyville and check it out, You might find that you'll never want to leave.
If you are not a member of Yahoo, no worries, it is free, and easy to join.Here is the link to The Judy Garland Experience, hope to see you there:
http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/thejudygarlandexperience/



Monday, January 26, 2009

New Audio Files Posted To The Yahoo Group




















































































































































































































































































Among the new files posted to the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience are a TJGE Rep production of The Wizard Of Oz starring Jason Castro, Elvis Costello, Phoebe Snow, June Christy, the Boys Choir Of Harlem, and others.

There is also a great set from Sarah Vaughan recorded in 1955 at the Topeka Municipal Auditorium, tracks from a 1976 appearance Bing Crosby made at the Palladium, two seperate appearances Judy made at the Golden Globes in 1961 and 1962, her entire 1952 closing night at the Palace performance, upgraded audio from one of her 1966 guests spots on the Sammy Davis show, unreleased highlights from Judy's last night club engagement, a Q&A session with Judy at the National Film Theater in 1969, and much more!!!!

What Can I Say? It's A Toddlin' Town!










































































































This week Over at the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience we are celebrating Judy Garland's love affair with the city of Chicago.





Not only have the concerts for Orchestra Hall 1958, Arie Crown Theater 1965, and The Civic Opera House been posted to the group, but also two lengthy broadcast interviews Judy did in Chicago in 1967 with Irv Kupcinet and Sig Sakowicz.


And If that isn't enough we even have the remembrances of a Airline Attendant who spent a remarkable few hours with Judy in 1963.





Be sure to check these great files out.


Here's the link:


Wednesday, January 14, 2009

FORD STAR JUBILEE STARRING MISS JUDY GARLAND


A Newly discovered soundtrack recording from Judy's first television special has been posted to the yahoo group. All of the previous audio recordings from this program have come from dubs of the viseo and kinescope of the show. This recording appears to have originated from a broadcast line and is far superior than previous versions at showing the texture and shadings of the magnificent Garland voice.

THE PARTY'S OVER







This weeks INTERPRETATIONS song over at TJGE is The Party's Over.



Posted for your listening pleasure are Judy's 1962 recording of the song as well as her 1963 duet of it with Mel Torme.



Be sure to stop and give them a listen, and then vote for your favorite version.



THE MISTY MISS JUNE CHRISTY







Some oh so rare 1968 recordings of June Christy performing on a TV special that Bobby Troup filmed for local Los Angeles television have been posted to the Yahoo group, The Judy Garland Experience.



Junebug is in particularly good voice, and sings some out of the way material. If you are a fan you won't one to miss these files.



JUDY AND SINATRA IN SEATTLE
















Other new files at the Yahoo group include a rare 1957 Frank Sinatra concert from Seattle that was recorded in crisp early stereo, and an ultra rare radio interview that Judy did while she was performing in Seattle in 1955.





Neither of these gems should not be missed!