From WIMP.
While Judy Garland will forever be associated with the song Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz, the actress and vocalist only sang the iconic tune on television twice. This rendition, from 1955s "The Judy Garland Special," is remembered as one of the most soulful and emotional performances of the stars tragically short life.
Prior to singing the song, Garland and guest David Wayne performed the dance to "A Couple of Swells" from 1948s Easter Parade. Originally performed alongside Fred Astaire, the dance required Garland to wear tramp makeup. When Garland came out for "Over The Rainbow" there was no time to remove the makeup, due to the live nature of the broadcast. It didnt matter. Her deeply heartfelt vocal performance resonates with honest pain and reflection.
At the time, Garland was dealing with problems in her romantic life and professional career. By the end of the performance she sounds like shes on the verge of tears, but never once misses a note. Garland passed away in 1969 at the age of 47, but her legacy has lived on. Enjoy this rare look at a lost icon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss49euDqwHA
always loved that gal. awesome. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
markinny wrote:
always loved that gal. awesome. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
She was something else. Too bad she died so young. :(
Elwood wrote:
From WIMP.
While Judy Garland will forever be associated with the song Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz, the actress and vocalist only sang the iconic tune on television twice. This rendition, from 1955s "The Judy Garland Special," is remembered as one of the most soulful and emotional performances of the stars tragically short life.
Prior to singing the song, Garland and guest David Wayne performed the dance to "A Couple of Swells" from 1948s Easter Parade. Originally performed alongside Fred Astaire, the dance required Garland to wear tramp makeup. When Garland came out for "Over The Rainbow" there was no time to remove the makeup, due to the live nature of the broadcast. It didnt matter. Her deeply heartfelt vocal performance resonates with honest pain and reflection.
At the time, Garland was dealing with problems in her romantic life and professional career. By the end of the performance she sounds like shes on the verge of tears, but never once misses a note. Garland passed away in 1969 at the age of 47, but her legacy has lived on. Enjoy this rare look at a lost icon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss49euDqwHAFrom WIMP. br br While Judy Garland will forever ... (
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Bravo
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
She was very talented, as an singer and actress....I did not know she died so young..........
Another nice one~~~
Isn't it nice to be "needed"............
Enjoyyyy
As Long As He Needs Me - Judy Garland, 1964
http://youtu.be/eT0ms9UdxcE
Elwood wrote:
From WIMP.
While Judy Garland will forever be associated with the song Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz, the actress and vocalist only sang the iconic tune on television twice. This rendition, from 1955s "The Judy Garland Special," is remembered as one of the most soulful and emotional performances of the stars tragically short life.
Prior to singing the song, Garland and guest David Wayne performed the dance to "A Couple of Swells" from 1948s Easter Parade. Originally performed alongside Fred Astaire, the dance required Garland to wear tramp makeup. When Garland came out for "Over The Rainbow" there was no time to remove the makeup, due to the live nature of the broadcast. It didnt matter. Her deeply heartfelt vocal performance resonates with honest pain and reflection.
At the time, Garland was dealing with problems in her romantic life and professional career. By the end of the performance she sounds like shes on the verge of tears, but never once misses a note. Garland passed away in 1969 at the age of 47, but her legacy has lived on. Enjoy this rare look at a lost icon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss49euDqwHAFrom WIMP. br br While Judy Garland will forever ... (
show quote)
Wonderful Elwood! Just wonderful!
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