Track Listings (9) - Disc #1| All Artists: Judy Garland Title: Duets Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Savoy Jazz Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 8/9/2005 Album Type: Original recording remastered Genres: Jazz, Pop, Broadway & Vocalists Styles: Oldies, Vocal Pop, Musicals, Traditional Vocal Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 795041757524 |
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For two seasons in 1962 and 1963, America was captivated by the Judy Garland Show. It captured one of the country's most beloved stars at the top of her game and featured the stars of the day. The signature moments of thes... more » |
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Album Description For two seasons in 1962 and 1963, America was captivated by the Judy Garland Show. It captured one of the country's most beloved stars at the top of her game and featured the stars of the day. The signature moments of these shows were the Duets that Judy sang with her guests. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD Reviews"we will never forget the films, recordings & TV performance J. Lovins | Missouri-USA | 08/10/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "From her television show during 1963-64 on the CBS-TV network...here you will witness and enjoy the command Garland had over her audience with new and old material, all with that fresh interpretation...let's look at the genres Judy covers from Hollywood, Broadway, Patriotic and Folk tunes no holds barred and she takes on each one with her familiar gusto. An historic release from Savoy Jazz "JUDY GARLAND AND FRIENDS:DUETS ", featuring 9 tracks from the legendary Judy Garland with duets and medleys from the great singers of that time. This previously unreleased album with songs and all the guests and dates inclusive: 1. "YES INDEED" (Tony Bennett & Dick Shawn) (12/15/63) 2. "JUDY SINGS LENA SINGS JUDY" (Lena Horne) (10/13/63) Medley: HONEYSUCKLE ROSE MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS DEED I DO ZING! WENT THE STRINGS OF MY HEART IT'S ALRIGHT WITH ME THE TROLLEY SONG LOVE 3. "PORGY & BESS" (Vic Damone) (11/03/63) Medley: WHERE'S MY BESS? SUMMERTIME IT AIN'T NECESSARILY SO I GOT PLENTY O' NUTTIN' THERE'S A BOAT DAT'S LEAVIN' SOON FOR NEW YORK BESS, YOU IS MY WOMAN NOW 4. "LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU" & "TWO LOST SOULS" (Liza Minnelli) (11/17/63) 5. "CONSIDER YOURSELF" (Lorna Luft, Joe Luft & Liza Minnelli) (12/22/63) 6. "YOU'RE SO RIGHT FOR ME" (Mickey Rooney) (12/08/63) 7. "GLENN MILLER: (Martha Raye) (1/26/64) Medley: I'VE HEARD THAT SONG BEFORE MOONLIGHT COCKTAIL PENNSYLVANIA 6-5000 ELMER'S TUNE AT LAST ST. LOUIS BLUES 8. "I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM" & "DON'T DREAM OF ANYBODY BUT ME" & "APRIL IN PARIS" (Mel Torme & Count Basie Orchestra) (11/10/63) 9. "HOORAY FOR LOVE" (Barbra Streisand) (10/06/63) Medley: HOORAY FOR LOVE AFTER YOU'VE GONE BY MYSELF 'S WONDERFUL HOW ABOUT YOU? LOVER, COME BACK TO ME YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC IT ALL DEPENDS ON YOU Each track is accompanied by gifted session musicians with rhythm sections, choruses, instrumental solos and full orchestra featuring her favorite arranger, orchestrator and conductor Mort Lindsey the best in the business...as Mr. John Fricke states in the liner notes "Garland walked out of CBS bigger than when she came in...she mastered the uneasy relationship between star and camera...knew when to play to it and when to play to the studio audience...tackled new kinds of songs with moods and emotions difficult to sustain and brought them off sucessfully"...also several never-before-published photographs in the album booklet. Hats off to John Fricke (compiled & annotated by), Joshua Sherman (executive producer), Dan Marx (production coordinator), Paul Reid III (reissue engineering & compact disc mastering), Steve Sanders & Fricke (photos) and of course Savoy Jazz for this memorial tribute release for Judy who would have been celebrating her 83rd Birthday Anniversary...born: Frances Ethel Gumm from Grand Rapids, Minnesota on June 10,1922...and through recordings like this we never really lost Judy on June 22,1969...she remains in our hearts through her songs...just the way it should be! Total Time: 44:00 on 9 Tracks ~ Savoy Jazz 17575 ~ (8/09/2005)" Judy Garland Duets R. Sterling Foster | The Jersey Shore | 09/30/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "All these duets are from Judy Garland's CBS television show of the 1963 - 1964 season. While I like some of the duets better than others, Judy is consistently excellent throughout. She's especially electrifying in her duet with a very young Barbra Streisand and when signing with Mel Torme accompanied by Count Basie's orchestra. Her rendition of Irving Berlin's "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm" shakes the rafters as does the show stopping "April in Paris" at the end of that set. For humor, her duet of 1940 hits with an outrageous Martha Raye still sparkles with wit." POOR SOUND QUALITY HURTS THESE TUNES Alan W. Petrucelli | THE ENTERTAINMENT REPORT (ALAN W. PETRUCELLI) | 03/27/2006 (3 out of 5 stars) "Here's proof that what sounds like a great idea on paper can flop when transferred to compact disc. The tunes on these recordings have been culled from Liza's mom's '60s small-screen variety series, but the less-than-stellar sound quality hurts, making them more grating than gracious. The rambling bits of dialogue feel hollow and disconnected when heard out of context; those wanting to hear Judy sing these songs should watch her as well. Geneon Entertainment will take die-hard devotees over the rainbow --- they have released Judy's entire ill-fated series on DVD, proving you can go home again. And again. And again."
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