Showing posts with label new files. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new files. Show all posts
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP for the week of march 17, 2013
Homepage by Allen Morris
Here is the rundown of the new audio files posted to the Yahoo version of
The Judy Garland Experience.
To access the files click HERE
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
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Joe Luft appears on the At Large program, 1974.
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Thanks to this sound upgraded recording, we can now actually HEAR Judy bring down the house with Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart and out croon Sinatra on Embraceable You when she perfumed on Sinatra's Vimm's Vitamins sponsored radio program. Also heard are Jerry Lester Joe Pasternak, Walter Pidgeon, and George Sidney. Originally broadcast on May 24, 1944.
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Somebody recently donated an upgraded copy of the bootleg recording of Judy's 1967 Palace opening night to TJGE library and it struck me that the bootleg reveals a richness and body to Judy's singing voice that is missing from the professional recording of the concert. Here are two versions of I Feel A Song Coming On, both recorded at the same time and in the same venue, but dang if they don't have completely different feels.
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Annie Ross and Jon Hendricks casually reunite.
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Mark Murphy is looking behind him for his future.
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Judy Garland's first appearance on legendary Chicago newsman Irv Kupcinet's television program, Kup's Show.
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Per a request, Judy Garland live at Chicago's Arie Crown Theater. May, 1965.
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Judy sings and makes a plea for social service programs that benefit the community. Today she would probably be accused of trying to promote socialism and entitlements....I love how Judy is introduced as "Academy Award winner..."
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Judy Garland is the special guest star on NBC's Chase & Sanborn Hour, hosted by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Also featuring Abbot And Costello, and Ray Noble. Originally broadcast on May 3, 1942.
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Chet Baker, the 1965 "big band" vocalist sides.
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Vintage radio commercials for A Star Is Born and Gay Puree. The Gay Puree commercial hasn't been heard in 50 years!
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Liza Minnelli in a Vincente Minnelli film. Liza sings highlights from the Nina/A Matter Of Time soundtrack.
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Sunday, January 6, 2013
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP for the week of January 6, 2013
Homepage by Allen Morris
Here is a recap of the new audio files posted to the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience.
To access the files click HERE.
A JUDY MOMENT
Judy opens up her heart on her fourth television special.
A MOMENT IN TIME
The Duke Of Windsor takes a pass on being king, 1936.
COMEDY CORNER
Judy tries to get used to margarine instead of butter
DUET OF THE WEEK
Judy Garland sits in on Bobby Cole's jam session.
ENCORE
Robbie can even make the heebie jeebies sound cool.
FLOUNDER'S FOLLY
In just one chorus, Jaye P. Morgan manages to be sassy, sexy, and subtle. Quite the feat!
JUDY AND SIG
Judy is interviewed by Chicago radio personality, Sig Sagowicz, 1967.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT
INTERNET DEBUT! Judy Garland with the Nelson Riddle Orchestra at Chicago's Orchestra Hall, September 9, 1958. Sure you've heard this concert before, but never this pure, and you will never find a copy as close to the original source than right here!
LIVE FROM NEW YORK!
Bobby Darin pays respect to Sophie Tucker.
ON BROADWAY TONIGHT 1965
Judy makes a spectacular appearance on this live television broadcast. Also heard are Rudy Vallee and The Allen Brothers.
RADIO DAYS
This week Judy Garland joins Les Paul and his trio as guests on The Bing Crosby Show. Originally broadcast on November 27, 1946
REQUESTS AND RARITIES
Anything and everything.
SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL
Margaret Whiting in concert! Recorded November, 1970.
WHAT JUDY SANG
Eydie Gorme sings selections from the Judy Garland songbook.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP for the week of December 16, 2012
Homepage by Allen Morris
Here is the rundown of the new files posted at the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience.
To access the files click HERE
A JUDY MOMENT
Judy turns fluff into fun!
A MOMENT IN TIME
Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, 1973.
DUET OF THE WEEK
I suspect that Mae West is holding back because she knows that Rock Hudson is offering something he might not be able to deliver.
ENCORE
Management believes that Mickey Rooney is singing this one straight from the heart.
GIVING BACK AND PAYING FORWARD
Judy Garland in an extended PSA for the 1955 March Of Dimes.
JUDY AND MICKEY ON PARADE
Taped broadcast from Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney's Santa Claus Lane float in the 1940 Hollywood Boulevard Christmas Parade.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT
Live at The Greek, September 14, 1965. Judy's first night of this engagement was a triumph, and with the the help of a few spirited friends, this second night was more of a casual free for all. Performing with Judy are Mickey Rooney, Johnny Mathis, and Martha Raye.
JUDY'S MISSING!
Mickey can't find Judy and it's freaking him out!
LADY ESTHER BLODGETT THEATER
Presents a Mickey Rooney double feature. First up is the suspense filled THE LIE, from April 28, 1949, followed by the classic musical STRIKE UP THE BAND co-starring Judy Garland, originally broadcast on October 28, 1940.
LET'S PUT ON A SHOW
Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney sing a few of their hits.
LIVE FROM NEW YORK
It's Annie Ross and Mark Murphy at the Metropolitan Room.
REQUESTS AND RARITIES
Anything and everything.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SPECIAL
The Ella Fitzgerald Duets. Part One. With Ray Charles, The Manhattan Transfer, Karen Carpenter, Mel Torme, and Natalie Cole.
WHERE JUDY PLAYED
Jim Bailey at the Dominion.
Sunday, July 29, 2012
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP (for the week of July 29, 2012)
Here is the rundown of the new audio files posted to the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience. To access the files click HERE
Big thanks to allen for this week's homepage. As good as it looks here it looks even better on the page it was designed for.
Group member Tina selected this week's AJM. Her clever choice might very well be the first time an instrumental has been posted to this particular folder. Here is Judy's overture, as conducted by Mort Lindsay at Carnegie Hall in 1998.
DOUBLE TAKE
Judy never sang her favorite Harold Arlen song in concert, but, lucky for us she sang it on television, and on these two studio recordings
DUET OF THE WEEK
Michael McDonald and Phoebe Snow are superstitious. Who knew?
ENCORE
I figured it was time for the younguns to learn about that swinging' half breed who was raised on local weed.
EVOLUTION
Judy Garland takes a song from concept through rehearsal to performance. Fall, 1964.
JUDY AND FRIENDS
A rare and inmate recording of Judy partying with friends in NYC in the fall of 1968. Heard along with Judy are Stan Freeman, Mary McCarty, and John Meyer.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT
Judy Garland live at the Palace on August 23, 1967. Joan Crawford draws attention to herself in the audience and gets invited to share the stage with the legendary Judy Garland! Also featuring the Luft children.
LADY ESTHER BLODGETT THEATER
Presents PEG: THE MUSICAL starring Miss Peggy Lee. This week part 1: Early Childhood. Next week, part 2, The Teenage Years!
MAIL CALL WITH NELSON EDDY
Also starring Margaret Whiting, Burns and Allen, and Jeanette MacDonald. Originally broadcast on August 23, 1944.
SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL
More rare Sinatra!
WHERE JUDY PLAYED
Carla Thomas live at the Olympia.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP (for the week of May 20, 2012)
To access the files click HERE
A JUDY MOMENT
A bittersweet bit of whimsy from 1960.
CHASE AND SANBORN HOUR
Starring Judy Garland, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Charlie McCarthy, Edger Bergen, and the Ray Noble orchestra. Originally broadcast on June 21, 1942.
COULDA, SHOULDA, WOULDA
Rosemary Clooney sings a rare live version of one of those "good ole" songs that, if sung by Judy, would have sounded like ice cream on a hot July day...
DUET OF THE WEEK
With a nod of respect to the Queen Of Disco.
ENCORE
An unreleased cut from the Palladium recordings.
GUEST STAR 1952
Judy Garland and brother-in-law, Jack Cathcart, appear on behalf of Defense Bonds. Hosted by Del Sharbutt. Recorded June, 13, 1952.
INTERPRETING JUDY
Sonny Rollins is absolutely fearless in his approach to this revered Garland classic.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT
Judy Garland in concert at the Back Bay Theater. Boston, May 24, 1968.
LADY ESTHER BLODGETT THEATER
Presents BETTE DAVIS in Just Suppose, With Crawford Kent and John Wood.
REQUESTS AND RARITIES
SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL
Anita O'Day, unissued session, 1975.
WHAT FRESH HELL IS THIS?
Dean Martin
WHERE JUDY PLAYED
B.B. King on the Ed Sullivan show.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP (for the week of May 6, 2012)
Here is the rundown of the new audio files posted at the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience. To access the files click HERE
A JUDY MOMENT
Presenting a musical AJM from 1964. And how was it decided that this would be this week's A Judy Moment? I mean, look at this week's homepage, could there be any other choice?
DUET OF THE WEEK
Jackie And Roy share their recipe for love.
ENCORE
If only he had stuck to doing this (and not writing books).
JUDY AND JOHNNY GET PERSONAL
From 1943. With Ken Carpenter announcing, Ivan Ditmars on piano, and Judy Garland and Johnny Mercer on vocals. This is from a record album titled Personal Album. It was recorded exclusively for members of the armed forces and shipped overseas to battle fronts.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT
Judy Garland and friends at the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium, July 9, 1955. Featuring Sammy Davis, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Michael Romanoff, and others. Best line (courtesy of Dean Martin): "Everybody's gonna dance." Plus a spectacular BONUS TRACK.
JUDY GARLAND IN CONCERT 2
Judy Garland and friends in concert at The Greek, Septemeber 14, 1965. With Mickey Rooney, Martha Raye, and Johnny Mathis.
LADY ESTHER BLODGETT THEATER
Presents BETTE DAVIS in the radio adaptation of THE LITTLE FOXES. Starring Otto Kruger, Teresa Wright, Charles Dingle and others. Originally broadcast on August 6, 1945.
REQUESTS AND RARITIES
Oddities and the unexpected.
SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL
Darin In London. Highlights from Bobby Darin's 1967 British TV Special.
WHAT FRESH HELL IS THIS
Nostalgic Opportunistic Voices
WHERE JUDY PLAYED
Lee Wiley on the Jack Paar show, 1959.
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