Almost 6 months later she would be gone She was and still is a treasure

@gutwrenchingkeys7873

6 ай бұрын

Only 29 years after the Wizard of Oz but u wouldnt believe it from this clip.

Judy had a voice from God. She was also a fine actor and dancer. Two legends, Judy and Carson. We will never see their likes again.

@LizaFan

7 ай бұрын

"When she sang, God spoke." - Whoopi Goldberg

She died six months after this appearance… at age 47!!! The voice was breaking but she powered through. One of the best to ever do it. Her mind is deteriorating… she told the Happy Harry story years earlier to uproarious response. RIP Judy aka Frances Gumm 🤍

I vividly remember watching this episode when I was a child. I adored Judy and my mother let me stay up and watch it. I was only 11, it was a Big Deal. At 10:20 Johnny asks Judy about her upcoming engagement at Talk of the Town in London. She died there just six short months after this interview. There will never be another like her. Rest in peace, Judy.

She’s mainly just sitting there singing but the performance is so BIG! So lovely.

People loved Judy no matter what she did.😂❤She earned respect. And she had it till the end from everyone except the studios. They just used her and threw her away.😢

Merry Christmas 🎄 2023

@user-ir4pp6qe6n

7 ай бұрын

Blessings of Happy Holidays and a Happy 2024 to you🎉🎊

The reason this episode was saved when so many from this era were recorded over is some wonderful Garland fan whose “for Emmy consideration” on the tape. Whoever that was, thank you so much….wherever you are now. 😊

She's struggling here - Johnny's being so kind helping her through it

@tomminkler7640

6 ай бұрын

Yeah i am wondering if she was drunk, i guess some kind of medication is more likely. I don't think i've ever seen her in just a regular interview like this.

She was one of a kind. 😊 Exploited so badly by Hollywood yet her 🌟 shone brightest ❤❤❤

Beautiful. May each who watch this and read this have truly Happy Holidays with a friend/friends/family. Blessings!🎉🙂🎊

@susanfaulkner2304

7 ай бұрын

Thank you."Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas . . ."❤

She was a little ahead of my time. Yet, she gives me goose bumps! Wow!

That first song brought me to tears. What a delivery.

There have been so many negative things written about this lady. Who cares? She was one of the best entertainers ever

@jakematic

7 ай бұрын

THIS

@ZagnutBar

7 ай бұрын

I mean, you could say the same thing any Bill Cosby and OJ Simpson. Great entertainers, who cares? Apparently lots of people.

@georgegallucci9958

7 ай бұрын

The best - not one of - she could do anything and packed several lifetimes into a very short one.

@chesterproudfoot9864

7 ай бұрын

@@ZagnutBar As far as I'm aware, Judy never raped or killed anyone. So, no, you couldn't say the same thing.

@ZagnutBar

7 ай бұрын

@@chesterproudfoot9864 fair enough. I'm just saying that the art and the artist are not necessarily inseparable.

An icon with an amazing voice and talent. Her daughter Liza continued the family legacy with her amazing voice and talent as well.

@tomminkler7640

6 ай бұрын

Oops i forgot that; i was noticing how much she looks like her!!!

Wow, over 55 years have passed since then, how time flies

@bbailey7818

7 ай бұрын

NyQuil was being introduced as a brand new product!

@DDT-lr3zz

7 ай бұрын

55 years is a very very long time ago. The year 2000 for example has long been and gone.

@bahrom942

7 ай бұрын

@@DDT-lr3zz very true

Such a straight forward, open conversation. What a pace! And Judy's amazing singing.

She was sucha a queen ...I love Judy Garland wish she was treated like the legend she is...such an amazing voice

What a huge talent and what a horrible lose. Judy died when I was a child but my parents (especially my mother) loved old movies, so I was introduced to old Hollywood at a very young age. Judy was the best and Hollywood studios treated her like trash. they saw her as a money atm not as the talented sensitive lady she who would have benefited from simple kindness but was faced with brutal critics, starved and overworked while at MGM in the 1930's so sad. Despite all of that Judy Garland shined on screen. So great to see this old TV appearance that show her wonderful personality and powerful vocals thank you for posting.

I love her more than anything, thanks for posting!!!

Her resemblance to her daughter is remarkable!

I love her so very much.

A Star Is Born. 🌟 God Bless the Classics; Each & Every One. 🎭 🎁🎄

Johnny was the best -- i love these clips - the other day i woke up after dreaming about family members who passed away the past few years and i felt a bit down - before i got out of bed i popped open my laptop to check emails etc, clicked on youtube and there was a clip of Charles Grodin and Johnny Carson going at it and i laughed so hard i had tears in my eyes of joy - so i went from feeling down to laughing out loud -- thanks Johnny and may you RIP!

@thehaywire8889

7 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas 🎄🙏❄️

I have the cd witch looks like the record lp its Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall. She performed there in 1961, its rare cd she was there only once to sing.

@georgegallucci9958

7 ай бұрын

Which

Goosebumps! Judy looked and sounded marvelous .

❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ Judy!

Another great clip from the 60s! Does anyone know if there’s a list online somewhere of all the surviving clips/shows from the first ten years?

@tracywest-tq2kd

7 ай бұрын

PlutoTV has a Johnny Carson Channel and they go way back to the beginning right until his last show

it feels like she knew she was saying goodbye in the performances of these songs which make me cry. all she did was give us magical performances and she was treated like trash by the industry and the men in charge of her career and finances.

Merry Christmas beautiful souls and Legends never die much love and appreciation to Johnny and Judy🎄🎄🎄♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🫶🏻✝️

It's amazing that in 68 she still had it

@BRUTUSPLAC

7 ай бұрын

She was ONLY 46 here . But passed on 6 months later on June 222 1969

@cashmeremonroe7715

7 ай бұрын

​@@BRUTUSPLAC What a gift! So Sad no one could save her.

Johnny Carson kinda looks like George W right here lol

It’s a little heart breaking watching this. But at least she seems happy to be there.

Another great video. Thank you for posting. If it’s available, please post an appearance and performance by the great guitarist, Wes Montgomery.

❤❤❤❤❤

True

Don't go to London Judy!!

I never saw this episode on Antenna TV

I frlt like she was singing just to me.

Sadly, Garland's life would end just months after this Show...while in London....

Dear and respected editors of this video channel, it would be great if you could upload Belinda Carlisle's a full recording of her guest appearance on the show from 1988. where she performed two songs in addition to the interview. One of them is I GET WEAK and the other, if I'm not mistaken, is HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH. I hope you will want to please all of us who love her. Thank you in advance on behalf of myself and Belinda Carlisle fans. 🍺🍺 from Steve.

Happy holidays everyone!

Poor Happy Harry! 😂 I wonder what his real name was? 😊

This is why we WATCHED "THE TONIGHT SHOW". Todays versions, I could care less. Never watch ANY of them.

@6Diego1Diego9

7 ай бұрын

Do you own a gun?

@stevendaniel4155

7 ай бұрын

Dude - it’s “I couldn’t care less…” Not “I could care less…” Think about it… Saying it your way, is like saying that you might care less than you do right now, but you’re not going to. By saying it correctly, you’re saying that you won’t care any less than you do right now; which makes more sense… But don’t worry. Just like a lot of other grammar mistakes, you’re guilty of committing this butchering of the English language, along with 90% of the population… Because they’re all dumb, too. But, I couldn’t care less.

@nibsvkh

7 ай бұрын

@@stevendaniel4155 Took the words right out of my mouth!👍🏼

Still no new intros

sad it be her last chritmas

We had classy entertainers and we as a generation had class. Now look at the garbage we have today. Especially these singers that are almost naked and filthy lyrics. Madonna and that Beyonce are a few examples. Miss the shows like this!😢

It's funny, when she sings it seems like she's so with it and together, but during her interview when she speaks, not so much.

Could you just imagine if she became sober

Flat out talented. The garbage she put up from the movie studios

You can't live on Ritalin, Seconal, vodka, and cigarettes indefinitely. I'm sick of hearing Mr. Mayer and Judy's mother trashed by commenters so young they can't name a president before Obama. There is free will and we all have choices to make. In her right frame of mind, Judy would never have gone near these songs. She wasn't robbed; she threw it all away and needed free lodging.

She was already washed up at this early age.

@SJ-ni6iy

7 ай бұрын

She looks and sounds like a little old lady but she didn’t even make it to 50.

@georgegallucci9958

7 ай бұрын

She was never washed up and to this day sets the standard for entertainers.

@susanfaulkner2304

7 ай бұрын

You must love those trashy singers we have today. She is classy, so be kind.

@bruw5640

7 ай бұрын

Still making top dollar. She went to London after this and had a sold out run. The public always wanted to see and hear Judy sing.

@LizaFan

7 ай бұрын

Shush, she was the *greatest* entertainer of the 20th century.

Drink much, Judy?

@13ofspades

7 ай бұрын

thats pills and booze.

@georgegallucci9958

7 ай бұрын

Have some respect.

@twentyfifthdui4717

7 ай бұрын

Pills. Studio got her hooked on pills as a teen to help her work longer hours and keep trim, and got her on downers so she could sleep when it was time to sleep. In fairness they didn't as fully appreciate how addictive they could be then, but they knew enough to know better. What you see here is what was left after 30 years of pill addiction. Too bad. We'd all have gladly taken an extra 40+ years of a clear-minded, heavy Judy, but instead we got less of her in every way.

@susanfaulkner2304

7 ай бұрын

She is a classy gal, so be respectful here.

@13ofspades

7 ай бұрын

were supposed to pretend she didnt abuse drugs and alcohol?... gimme a break.