ABOUT THE DISC & RECORDINGS:

This is the other album in Decca's 1948 series of "...Sings With" that features Judy. This time, it's one of two volumes of "Bing Crosby Sings With", and the only one featuring their Decca recordings.

The text on the inside cover gives a blurb about each person singing with Bing that begins with "...When Bing Sings With...". Judy's reads: "...When Bing Sings With Judy Garland, the piquant girl whose engaging personality and exceptional singing talent have made her a favorite with movie-goers, radio listeners and record fans alike. Born in the traditional stage trunk - her family were vaudevillians - Judy made her stage debut at the advanced age of three in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Eventually discovered by a movie talent scout, she won an Academy Award for her role of Dorothy in 'The Wizard Of Oz' and has since climbed to new cinematic heights in 'Girl Crazy,' 'Meet Me In St. Louis' and 'The Harvey Girls' - all of which, incidentally, have been best-selling Decca albums. But nowhere is the Garland naturalness and charm more evident than in her vocal duets with Bing in 'You've Got Me Where You Want Me,' 'Connecticut,' 'Mine,' and the hilarious 'Yah-Ta-Ta Yah-Ta-Ta.'"

All images on this page from the collection of Scott Brogan.

Detailed information about the non-Garland songs provided by Bernie. Thanks Bernie!