Another new folder of files at the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience includes over a dozen recordings of Judy singing the music of the legendary Cole Porter.
Be sure to stop by and give a listen.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
JINX AND JUDY
Three infamous interviews with Judy Garland and Jinx Falkenberg have been uploaded to the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience.
Along with Judy and Jinx you will also hear Moss Hart, Marlene Dietrich, Johnnie Ray, and more stars than there are in the heavens!!!
FOR ALL WE KNOW
This weeks Interpretations song over at the Yahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience
is For All We Know as sung by Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, June Christy, and the great Bob Casanova.
Be sure to stop by and give all four version a listen, and then vote for your favorite.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Mae Day
They are also celebrating Mae West over at the yYahoo version of The Judy Garland Experience this week.
Along with the rare Judy files, you can also listen to Mae sing standards, blues, and rock and roll!
There was only one Mae West!
Here is the link:
Michael Jackson WHERE JUDY PLAYED
Michael Jackson makes a rare appearance at The Judy Garland Experience this week as the featured performer on Where Judy Played.
Here is the link to hear highlights from one of his last New York concert appearances:
JUDY GARLAND AT THE TALK OF THE TOWN
When Judy played London's Talk Of The Town in January of 1969 her voice was on an upswing.
Luckily several of those shows were recorded, and many of them have been posted to Yahoo's The Judy Garland Experience.
One of those shows, form the week of January 27, 1969, is back by popular demand.
But it is only going to be up for a short time, so go give a listen before it is too late.
Here is the link:
Monday, June 22, 2009
TWO PASSIONATE PEOPLE
ThIS picture of Judy and Leonard Bernstein was taken "backstage" at NYC's Americana Hotel in May 1966, on the occasion of the Judy Holliday memorial/benefit dinner. Proceeds went to a cancer hospital in -- I believe -- Denver; Holliday had passed away the previous summer.On a bill that included Bobby Kennedy as keynote speaker, Jule Styne conducting the overture of his songs from the Holliday vehicle BELLS ARE RINGING, and performances by BELLS lyricists/libretists Comden & Green, Carol Channing, Alan King, and others, "our" Judy was the showstopper of the night. She sang "When You're Smiling," "Rock-a-Bye," "Just in Time," and "The Party's Over" (the latter two were among Holliday's numbers in BELLS). After an ovation brought her back, she did "Judy's Olio" ("You Made Me Love You," etc.) and "Rainbow." (All of this per accounts by Nancy Barr and Jenny Wheeler at the time.)Her forest-green floor length gown was designed by Howard (PRESENTING LILY MARS) Shoup. And there's a raft of press photos of Judy with Comden and Green, King, columnists Earl Wilson and Leonard Lyons, and etc., taken in the same area as the picture of Garland and Bernstein.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Judy and Saul Richman
Here is a picture of Judy and Saul Richman (the publicist for Westbury Music Fair) out on the town after Judy's Westbury debut.
Latest Homepage
This is the newest homepage over at the Yahoo version of the Judy Garland Experience. new files include recordings by Diane Schuur, radio appearances by Judy to promote the movie Summerstock, an ulrta rare recording of Frank Sinatra at Carnegie Hall, Judy in concert at Westbury Music Fair in the summer of '67, and much, much more.
Come check it out. Here is the link:
Monday, May 25, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
JUDY GARLAND 1963 LOBBY CARD
This is a handpainted Lobby Card for the 1963 movie I Could Go On Singing. The film starred Judy Garland, Dirke Bogard, and Jack Klugman. The score featured new and old songs by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
NEW FILES POSTED TO THE YAHOO GROUP
New files have been posted to the Yahoo version of TJGE:
Fifty years ago this month Judy opened at the Metropolitan Opera House in NewYork. A few tracks from the opening night of that historic run have been posted to the audio section, as well as Judy's complete February 1968 concert at Lincoln Center.
Judy's hard to find 1951 radio performance of Cinderella has been posted, along with several other very rare songs from radio.
Judy is one of the featured people singing Bobby Troup's composition "Daddy" in this weeks Interpretations. The other featured singers are June Christy and Julie London.
Diahann Carroll stops by to take a crack at What Judy Sang, and we have the very bluesy teenager, Bonnie Raitt, working it out in Syracuse in 1971.
And for those of you who put in requests last week, check out the R&R folder.
Here's the link:
http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/thejudygarlandexperience/
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