ABOUT
THE DISC & RECORDINGS:
This
Sid Luft (Judy's late ex-husband) production features
Judy in duets from her TV series as well as one track from
her February 25, 1962 special with Frank Sinatra and Dean
Martin.
The second disc was recorded live at Judy's final performance
in her legendary box office record-breaking 1951-52 New York
Palace engagement, on February 24, 1952. It includes the
often-documented "Goodbye
To Judy" from the audience, which began with Lauritz
Melchior leading the audience in singing "Auld Lang Syne"
to an obviously touched Judy. However, in typical Sid Luft
fashion, this has the songs in a different order
than what was actually presented, so the "Auld Lang Syne"
number is placed before the end of the show! "After You've
Gone" is a recording from a previous night's performance.
The sound quality on this CD for the concert is better than
the previous LP releases. The packaging is a very odd cardboard
"case" with a pull-out "tray" that houses the two CDs, with
two little "booklets" thrown in. VERY un-user-friendly.
This two CD set was re-released in
England by Eagle Records (#EDGDC122) in 2002 (see below), as
well as in 2004 by "Music Club International" (see below).
All
images
on
this
page
from
the
collection
of
Scott
Brogan.
|
|
May
21, 2002 British release by
Recall Records as "Get
Happy",
also released by Eagle Records |
July
13, 2004 release from
"Music Club International" |
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TRACK
LISTING
Song
Title |
Judy
sings with... |
From
the show... |
Time |
Disc
One - Judy Duets |
| I
Hear Music/The Sweetest Sounds/Strike Up The Band |
Count Basie |
Episode #2
taped July 7, 1963,
aired November 10, 1963 |
3:24 |
| You're
So Right For Me |
Mickey Rooney |
Episode #1
taped June 24, 1963,
aired December 8, 1963 |
3:06 |
| Get
Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again |
Barbra Streisand |
Episode
#9 taped October 4, 1963,
aired October 6, 1963 |
2:22 |
"Hooray
For Love" Medley
a) Hooray for Love (Duet)
b) After You've Gone (Judy)
c) By Myself (Barbra)
d) 'S Wonderful (Duet)
e) How About You? (Duet)
f) Lover, Come Back to Me (Barbra)
g) You and The Night and The Music (Judy)
h) It All Depends On You (Duet) |
Barbra Streisand |
Episode #9
taped October 4, 1963,
aired October 6, 1963 |
4:37 |
"Goin'
Home" [Train] Medley:
a) Sentimental Journey (Judy and Bobby)
b) Going Home Train (Judy)
c) Blues in the Night (Bobby)
d) Goin' Home (Judy and Bobby)
e) Chattanooga Choo-Choo (Bobby)
f) On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (Judy)
g) River Stay 'Way from My Door (Judy)
h) Some of These Days (Bobby)
i) Bye Bye Blackbird (Judy)
j) Toot, Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye (Bobby)
k) Beyond the Blue Horizon (Judy)
l) I Know That You Know (Bobby)
m) I've Been Working on the Railroad (Judy and Bobby)
n) The Lonesome Road (Judy and Bobby) |
Bobby Darin |
Episode #14
taped November 30, 1963, aired December 29, 1963 |
8:06 |
| The
Trolley Song |
Mel Torme |
Episode #21
taped January 31, 1964, aired February 16, 1964 |
2:08 |
"Nelson
Eddy-Jeanette McDonald" Medley:
a) San Francisco
(Roger Edens' verse only) (Judy and Jack)
b) Will You Remember (Sweetheart) (Judy and Jack)
c) Rosalie (Jack)
d) I'll See You Again (Judy and Jack)
e) Lover Come Back to Me (Judy)
f) The Donkey Serenade (Judy and Jack |
Jack Jones |
Episode #22
taped February 14, 1964, aired: February 23, 1964 |
7:54 |
| Let
Me Entertain You/Two Lost Souls * |
Liza Minnelli |
Episode #3
taped July 16, 1963,
aired November 17, 1963 |
5:21 |
"Friendship"
Medley:
a) Friendship
b) Let's Be Buddies
c) You're the Top
d) You're Just in Love
e) It's De-lovely
f) Together (Wherever We Go)] |
Ethel Merman |
Episode #16
taped December 13, 1963, aired January 12, 1964 |
7:54 |
You're
Nobody Till Somebody Loves You/Let There
Be Love |
Frank Sinatra
&
Dean Martin |
From the February
25, 1962 CBS special "The Judy Garland Show", taped at
the NBC Studios on February 5, 8, & 9, 1962 |
2:15 |
"I
Left My Heart In San Francisco" Medley
[Actually is just the song "I Left My Heart In San
Francisco" from the medley, not the whole medley itself] |
Tony Bennett |
Episode #5
taped: July 30, 1963,
aired December 15, 1963 |
2:57 |
| Day
In, Day Out |
Lena Horne |
Episode #4
taped July 23, 1963,
aired October 13, 1963 |
3:44 |
"I
Like Men" Medley
[I Like Men (Judy and Peggy)
You Make Me Feel So Young (Judy)
Tess's Torch Song (I Had a Man) (Judy and Peggy)
Fever (Peggy)
It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House
(Judy and Peggy)
I'm Just Wild About Harry (Peggy)
Charley, My Boy (Judy)
Oh, Johnny (Peggy)
Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now) (Judy and Peggy)
Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home
(Judy and Peggy)] |
Peggy Lee |
Episode #13
taped November 8, 1963, aired December 1, 1963 |
4:43 |
"West
Side Story Medley"
[Maria (Vic)
Something's Coming (Judy)
Maria (reprise, Vic)
Somewhere (Judy and Vic)
Tonight (Judy and Vic)] |
Vic Damone |
Episode #17
taped December 20, 1963, aired January 19, 1964 |
7:03 |
We
Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together/
The Best Is
Yet To Come |
Liza Minnelli |
Episode #3
taped July 16, 1963,
aired November 17, 1963 |
4:30 |
| Together |
Liza Minnelli |
Episode #3
taped July 16, 1963,
aired November 17, 1963 |
1:20 |
Disc
Two - Judy At The Palace
Recorded live at Judy's final Palace performance [the first
run] |
| Chorus
Intro |
["Judy's Boys"] |
.. |
1:56 |
| Call
The Press |
["Judy's Boys"
] |
.. |
3:25 |
| "Judy
At The Palace" Medley |
[Judy] |
.. |
7:33 |
| Rockabye
Your Baby |
[Judy] |
.. |
5:13 |
| Judy's
Olio |
[Judy] |
.. |
6:46 |
| Chorus
Interlude |
["Judy's Boys"] |
.. |
1:36 |
| Get
Happy |
[Judy] |
.. |
2:50 |
| Chorus
Interlude |
["Judy's
Boys" |
.. |
2:11 |
| A
Couple Of Swells |
[Judy] |
.. |
6:20 |
| Love |
[Judy] |
.. |
2:49 |
| A
Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow |
[Judy] |
.. |
3:48 |
| Liza |
[Judy] |
.. |
4:14 |
| Auld
Lang Syne |
[sung by audience
to Judy, lead by Lauritz Melchior] |
.. |
0:57 |
| After
You've Gone |
[Judy] |
.. |
3:24 |
| Over
The Rainbow |
[Judy] |
.. |
5:22 |
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DISC
CREDITS:
Producer:
Doug Schwartz
Licensed by: BCD USA from Wiley Entertainment,
Ltd.
Design: Edward Fuentes and Jennifer Rzepka
Photo: Richard Avedon |
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