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Judy-Liza "LIVE at the London Pallad." The Man That Got Away
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Hathaway as Garland? LMFAO.
Judy, Judy, Judy - you were the best friend a song has ever had!!!
I LOVE Judy all the way! And I would love to see the release of the whole concert on CD and DVD! There were so many songs that remarkable night! Even though Judy´s voice is a bit hoarse (due to a 5 hour rehearsal the same day) she sounds great,great,great!!! Please, dear people at Capitol Records - release it!
She is wonderful it takes me back to when my Mom was alive!!!!!!
Garland looks & sounds magnificent in this bluesy soulful version of her classic The Man That Got Away...passionate & her voice is so rich &full...nobody comes close...Bravo Judy!
@plask1300 stop being so judgmental, noone should be naked but at the same time talent is talent & once an artist starts using there God given talents no matter what it will out weigh their wardrobe. I love Judy she was a trendsetter yet she stuck with the time & fashion of her era. Like I said noone should be naked but dont compare her to current artist because this is now a different era where a lot of things that arent always good is excepted. If she was living would she conform?
I can't believe there are ppl who invested in this up & coming bio of Garland w/ Anne Hathaway. Having Hathaway sing all the songs herself instead of Judy's singing voice will be a disaster. This movie will bomb &they should use their money to help a charity. If I did a movie about Garland, I'd find an actress who really looked like her & use real Garland footage of her singing and not waste time with bad lip syncing. People would feel the energy and enjoy the real Garland experience!
god bless you judy and thank you...
If u ever seen this concert she is so calm and relaxed in a spot light. I love when someone yelled, "I LOVE YOU!"AND jUDY tosses back in her great voice, "I DO LOVE YOU" her smile is priceless there.
wow one of the best voices I ever heard ,such a unique voice.
Please release this on CD and DVD I would by it as well. I want to cry when i hear The man that got away Judy is the only one that can sing this with extraordinary meaning. This song was written for her and Judy only!!!!!!
It was released by capitol records I bought it in the early 80's on Vinyl. they even had when the saint go marching in which they didnt have on the dvd tape.
WOW! As Cary might have said,"Judy! Judy! Judy!" She was and still is, thanks to technology a powerhouse. Very few singers can sing and act the song. It is an experience to hear/see her. If she never sang a note, just looking in her eyes you experience her pain through the lyrics especially her ballads. Everything is out there! There is no holding back! You go, Judy!
She is excellent in the live renditions of this song!!!!!
Dear early...you are so right!!! Fortunally we have this wonderful You Tube and people like alquimista11 to upload these jewels like Judy singing this song.....this is THE VOICE....THE ACT.....THE EMOTION.....all together in one person....!!!
Wow. I just happened upon this site, Of course Judy recorded several performancers that were so hot, and she reallly loved London and she belted it out in that performance, feel it
@NFitalianGuy You are so right!
Judy was off her meidaction and was happy the firt time in her life
WoW
she just seems so comfortable up there.
We miss you Judy!
Genial, así se hace, gracias donde estés
It's amazing how much variation she delivers in this song. The Palladium version has a TOTALLY different flavor than the Carnegie Hall version. This one is almost upbeat, despite the content. I'm partial to the burning melancholy in the Carnegie Hall performance.
wowowowowowowow go go go Judy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wonderful singer!!!!!!! We miss you!
Hauntingly beautiful!
You see Judy walk out in a dress past her angles and covers her arms. Not in a bra and panties. Music is for the ears. not eyes.
Buenizima qancion=/
@early60srcool People dont realize that Judy was 4'11'' & wore 4 1/2'' heels. Her height & tiny frame also helped give that "vulnerable" look. Anne Hathaway is a foot taller standing at 5'11''. Her leading men & whom ever she plays a scene with, is going to have to be taller. When they made Jackie Gleason's BioThey used Brad Garrett from Everybody Loves Raymond who is 6'8". They had to find taller actors /actresses because Garret was much taller than Gleason. I think the Judy movie wont happen
I once heard Cary Grant in person at the Claremont Colleges in Claremont, California, and he was asked about this "Judy, Judy, Judy". I can't fully remember his entire comment, but he said this statement was just a myth and he never said it. He did admit the famous line with Myrna Loy and Shirley Temple,......."Do you know who the man is, What man, the man with the hoo-doo, hoo-doo, you do..........Do you know the man....on and on. It was made between Cary and Myrna at the end of the movie.
Judy's signature performance at the peak of her prowess. Unbeatable.
Legend we shall never see her likes again. Streisand comes close.
i love you for posting this. thank you.
alguien podria poner la traduccion o letra de la cancion?