Judy Garland Collector's Remembrance Album LP CompuSonic TV show VERY RARE
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THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE VINYL RECORD!!!!!! DO NOT MISS THIS ONE!!!
Judy Garland Collector's Remembrance Album on the CompuSonic label!
Ninety nostalgic minutes from the original sound tracks of the Judy Garland TV shows of 1963-1964!!
Strangely, there are two discs included. One disc skips on Track 1, Side 1. The other skips on Track 12, Side 2. Between them, you have a complete album. The sound quality isn't great, since there are so many tracks, but the performances are outstanding!!!!
THIS MAY BE THE LONGEST SINGLE-DISC RECORD IN HISTORY! IT CLOCKS IN AT OVER 90 MINUTES!!!!
Tracklist
A1 Once In A Lifetime
A2 I Feel A Song Coming On
A3 If I Had A Talking Picture Of You
A4 Toot-Toot-Tootsie
A5 Dirty Hands, Dirty Face
A6 Love Of My Life
A7 The Boy Next Door
A8 On The Atchison, Topeka And Santa Fe
A9 Stormy Weather
A10 Alexander's Ragtime Band
A11 You're Nearer
A12 Steppin' Out With My Baby
A13 I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
A14 The Man That Got Away
B1 Swanee
B2 Almost Like Being In Love
B3 This Can't Be Love
B4 Just In Time
B5 A Foggy Day
B6 If Love Were All
B7 Chicago
B8 Unless You've Played The Palace
B9 Shine On Harvest Moon
B10 Some Of These Days
B11 My Man
B12 I Don't Care
B13 Last Night When We Were Young
B14 Be A Clown
B15 Old Man River
From the jacket: "This special production - for the first time on a Compusonic recording - is dedicated to a very special woman...loved by millions of fans - men and women, young and not so young - all over the world.
Here, in more than one and a half electrifying hours of selected segments of The Judy Garland TV Shows of 1963-64, is recreated as a Collector's First Edition, the ineffable, vibrantly complex personality of Judy Garland shorn of Dorothy's pigtails...the personality of Judy Garland the woman.
'She has moved beyond talent and beyond fame to become the rarest phenomenon in all show business: part bluebird, part phoenix, she is a legend in her own time.'
That was the tribute that Life magazine paid to 'the first lady of show business' shortly after her magnificent 1961 performance at Carnegie Hall.
If you listen carefully to this monumental recording, you will be sure to hear the "part bluebird, part phoenix" quality that Life's tribute so fittingly describes.
Listen between the lines of the outwardly brave commentary which, now and then, precede her songs. You will detect the grief of a breaking heart, the undertones of sadness and despair that were so much a part of Judy's life...and death.
Listen with a sympathetic ear to the emotional and physical challenges faced by a woman who bravely and so desperately attempted to hold on to love and life.
Here, if you listen with your heart, is an emotional experience you will never forget..."
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