Why did people say that she wasn’t beautiful? I think she was stunning and that voice; her dancing talent; her acting. She was simply amazing. How very proud the US must be.

@sukianneobrien

4 жыл бұрын

Agree think she looks like a beautiful, little doll 😍😍😍

@mimi7434

4 жыл бұрын

Right! Even when she looked aged you still saw her beauty. It's a shame they got in her head, and made her believe she wasn't pretty. She was beautiful and her personality made her even more stunning. I've always thought she was beautiful.

@Sonneteer1

4 жыл бұрын

Mimi 83 She was a “Treasure”. to the US and to the world.

@iluvmusicals21

4 жыл бұрын

The studio heads were comparing her to the unrealistic beauty of some the other actresses. I think a number of these actresses were chosen for their looks first and then trained to act. Judy had a natural gift that was honed through her childhood and was beyond anything that could be "taught". I'm not bad mouthing the conventionally beautiful actresses, just expressing what I think Judy was up against.

@lindasadlouskos9566

4 жыл бұрын

She was radiant and full of feeling -- anyone who can't see that wasn't looking with their heart, as well as their eyes.

Hollywood used her and abused her and threw her away. What a shame because she was true talent. There will never be another Judy. We were blessed to have had her.

@euodiapercy1231

5 жыл бұрын

Too bad the social media wasn't exist yet

@robertschacter7733

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, she was ripped off by husband's and others but her #1 nemesis and abuser.. she started her pill 💊 usage way before mgm. Her greedy sociopath mother was a miserable woman.

@Javitomanzano

5 жыл бұрын

Remember that Hollywood is a big pile of shit covered in glitter.

@lukngud9049

5 жыл бұрын

@OldPossum, YES THEY DID! Check your Facts!

@robertlavallee591

5 жыл бұрын

@OldPossum Maybe not but they did their best to encourage the pills on her,because she was exhausted from a tight work schedule,but the studios wouldn't let her have the time off because they had her strict contract to produce so many films in one year.

She had the perfect voice of the time. No great technology then and her voice projected through powerfully. No reverb, no dubbing, all in one take.

Judy will never die! She will always live on. Think about where your eyes are always looking when you see her films. You cannot take your eyes off her! Her dancing was supreme even Gene Kelly said so. When he watched the rushes of their dance number he was quoted as saying: "After just a few minutes I realized I was watching Judy the whole time! It was amazing! I couldn't take my eyes off her!" We focus too much on the tragedy and I think Judy might like it better if we focused on her work. God what a force she was......and still is!

@outtherelivinginthepub1973

3 жыл бұрын

When you think of all those two bit executive hacks, producers that used, abused her too make classic movies in those days make you feel ill but she did over a million people that appreciated and loved her work proud on each one she did.. was outstanding! ❣️

@pacolopez9526

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree.

@lindam.lasley5049

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for believing she lives on and yes; she will never die.

@jimmynew-man6882

8 ай бұрын

fandango541, DITTO! There is a God-given light she had that is riveting. Everything else around her fades into the background. I can't get enough...💘

Her voice was so recognisable in the 30’s but I think the 40’s is when she really found herself in her voice. Her vibrato shines through so clearly and it’s the trademark ‘Judy’ sound ✨

Judy will always be one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived

@patrickfallon1715

5 жыл бұрын

Love JUDY !!!

@tigermaximus8003

4 жыл бұрын

yeaaa. everytime i see her sing. i just want to cry. the reason why is. i wish they didnt harm her mentaly. she was such a beautiful soul...:( it just breaks me thats all...it realy does...

@terrygrant3467

4 жыл бұрын

Edith Piaf was a great singer, but, she wasn't in Judy's class. Miss Piaf was kind of a one trick pony. Judy sang SWING, BOGIE, JAZZ, TORCH, RAGTIME, EASY LISTENING, PATRIOTIC, HYMNS, BARBERSHOP. She could sing songs that were considered men's songs, she sang Old Man River and hit it out of this World. I Forgot, she also sang Rock an Roll. Miss Piaf was GREAT, but, Judy was the absolute GREATEST.

@terrygrant3467

4 жыл бұрын

The greatest EVER PERIOD.

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

One of the greatest, THE GREATEST, BAR NONE.

This video is a ray of sunshine on a cold gray day.

I watch her songs and clips of her late at night and just get so emotional. There will never be another Judy Garland. I feel so connected to her through her voice, it's insane how you can feel that way even of someone who was alien and then died before you were even born.

Garland was an entertainment phenomenon ! She conquered , Stage, Screen, Records, and Concert Hall, she acted, sang, danced and touched hearts with a vulnerability and desire to please that very few performers can convey! There will never be another Judy!

God gets tired of all the conflict, so every once in a while He gives us someone we will all love. Judy was one of them.

@krakenfn43

3 жыл бұрын

and treated her like absolute shit. Your god makes a lot of sense

@foxfairchild2458

2 жыл бұрын

@@krakenfn43 wellllll in all fairness he also treated his own god damm fucking son like worse then shit soo it’s not like it’s out of character for him basically lolz

@oopsydoodles5794

Жыл бұрын

She certainly was 💖

@nataliat387

Жыл бұрын

To my mind she is better as a singer and a dancer than her daughter

One of the things I love about the stuff young Judy sang is the swing rhythms. She was marvelous at singing ballads, of course, but when she was younger, she did these joyous, jazzy things. She had a great feel for swing and big band styles.

@robertblackbeer

Жыл бұрын

Mike Tyson agrees listen what he says on KZread about Judy...I was surprised,,,so was the interviewer

We will never see another legend like the incomparable Judy Garland!

Judy Garland could indeed sing, act and dance! Just look at her whirling around that multi-leveled stage in high heels!

@STMARTIN009

3 жыл бұрын

And she most likely did that under the influence. Anything is possible for anyone at anytime

@brucekrause6852

3 жыл бұрын

Incredible dancer. Tiny woman only 4'11". I was privelaged to witness such talent, its more than talent Gods gifts few with, in concert, 1967, Chicago Opera House. Thank you for the films and videos .

@johnpickford4222

3 жыл бұрын

Ercan Özkan: BETTER THAN MICHAEL JACKSON!

There's probably only 2 things that made her happy performing and her children.

@aliciabryanna6725

4 жыл бұрын

Baby Blue very true!! I’m thinking it’s the two parts of her life where she gained the love and adoration that allowed her to feel truly loved. She was such a fantastic act!!❣️

@joannak6596

3 жыл бұрын

She said she would never treat her children like her mom treated her. ❤

@User-jk5ww

3 жыл бұрын

@@Telboy555 explain!!!

@nickgreatpwrful5754

3 жыл бұрын

Her children and her audiences were her true loves in life.

@MrWmJosephSmithIII

3 жыл бұрын

What? 2 things made her happy performing, and her children ? 🧐

I don't think Judy EVER got the praise she should have gotten. So talented in so many different directions. She's one who could do it all. I've probably watched movies with her in them 10 times each and would watch each one again. Hollywood called her the "ugly duckling." What?? She was beautiful from the beginning but it seemed they didn't want her to be beautiful for some reason. We all love her and today is missing it all.

@LPJISKOOL

4 жыл бұрын

Shawnee Dale Grimm they didn’t want her to be beautiful because of all that talent she had, she would have blown all the other bombshells of the time out of the star light.

@zuverlassig2jl

4 жыл бұрын

I know, the ugly duckling thing was absolutely ridiculous. She was a great beauty. Her face was incredibly distinct and adorable and beautiful all at the same time. Her legs were amazing and very long in her proportioning considering how tiny she was...her eyes were phenomenal, her lips perfect...those lashes, my lord..we ladies pay a fortune to buy the "good" mascara or professional falsie application to have the appearance of half of her lashes, her eyebrows where on point...naturally...her profile was beautiful and completely one of a kind...those people in charge were idiots to call her and ugly duckling...every one goes through an awkward tween phase and if not no worries, time and age will have you knowing what it's like to not be the most beautiful creature in the room sooner or later.

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

Shawnee, I think you are mistaken. Judy was called a living legend many years before her death. She was also considered to be the GREATEST ENTERTAINER THAT EVER LIVED. MANY YEARS BEFORE HER DEATH. TO QUOTE FRANKIE TO DEAN WHEN THEY WERE WATCHING HER PERFORM ON HER TV SPECIAL, THE ONE THAT THEY WERE HER GUESTS. "WHEN WE ARE ALL GONE, SHE'LL BE THE ONE THEY'LL REMEMBER. I JUST WISH ALL THOSE IDIOTS WHO RIPPED HER OFF, AND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF HER, WOULD HAVE PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE, SEVERAL YEARS IN JAIL, WITH FELLOW INMATES WHO WERE BIG FANS OF JUDY'S. OUCH !.

@shawneedalegrimm9728

4 жыл бұрын

@Fly by night You are right! So well put!

@shawneedalegrimm9728

4 жыл бұрын

@@terrysmith8749 You are right as I think about it more. She was given praise for being such a great entertainer. And she sure was. In the move, "Meet Me in St. Louis," (which by the way is where I grew up) she is just so beautiful and fun to watch. I agree that it would have been nice to see those who ripped her off, get it back at em. She showed so much emotion singing that you'd think it would wear you out. Maybe it did. Thanks Terry!

Judy loved comedy..she was famous for her voice & dance but she loved being funny.. So the Carnegie Hall song is a perfect example of that. She could act out the part & that gorgeous smile was radiant. I wish she knew then, that even now, almost 60 years after her death, we would still be marveling at how amazing she really was.

In the first clip she was only 16 years old. You can hear some of the times where she's still learning to develop her voice but she still has the audience so captivated and her voice is sooo powerful for only being 16! I dont think she ever knew what a sensation she was ):

I'm sure you found the happiness you deserved somewhere over the rainbow. RIP Judy.

Her voice moves every string of my heart. God gave Judy that incredible talent.

They broke the mould when they made Judy.... She was genius 💋

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

Ms. Henson, Judy was a two fold genius. I read a long time ago that Judy's IQ was very high. And when it came to Show Business, she absolutely was a GENIUS. Look-up some of her sayings, she was a TRUE GENIUS. She wasn't a GENIUS WHEN IT CAME TO HER PRIVATE LIFE, BUT, WHEN IT CAME TO HER WORK, SHE WAS THE ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST.

@henriettahenson

4 жыл бұрын

@@terrysmith8749 👍🌈

This lady has talen to spare! What a powerful voice and such a natural vibrato. Not forced or faked. Incredible.

That Beautiful face

@nyb73

5 жыл бұрын

I never have been able to understand why the studios regarded her as "not pretty enough" for real leading lady roles. I've always felt she really was beautiful, even if in a less conventional way than some of her contemporaries like Lana Turner.

@susanb2015

5 жыл бұрын

@@nyb73 She was a little chubby and as she said was surrounded by beauties like Ava and Lana. But she was a terrific singer and beautiful too.

@bryanleigh6497

5 жыл бұрын

@@nyb73 She didn't have a great figure tbh. Maybe it mattered.

@robertlavallee591

5 жыл бұрын

She may not have been a reigning beauty,but she was attractive,especially with the right hairstyle and outfit,what she had was a soulful face,that was expressive especially the eyes.

@bryanleigh6497

5 жыл бұрын

@@robertlavallee591 Gay alert!

Judy was a Tour de Force. One of the most riveting and talented performers of all time. Whenever she is on screen you can't look at anyone else. As other people have mentioned, it is sick that most everyone just took advantage of her. I'm happy that she has the legacy that she does, and that so many people can recognize the icon that she was.

She really brought songs to life.

She had (and stil has) the power to capture our hearts.No one compares...

The scene from "For Me and My Gal" just grabs your heart. You see the transition from performance to her heartache in the "real life" of her life in the film. She then is lost in her thoughts for a moment, but comes to her senses and finishes the song with a plucky false bravado. The cuts to Gene and George highlight the drama in the scene. Gene, clueless to how he is hurting her; George, an unrequited love, who would still want to see her happy even if not with himself. 💙

She is so talented and beautiful

@laraeejohnson7880

4 жыл бұрын

where was her money who looked out for her do you think if her million of fans had had know, t they would have been la to give her one dollar in the mail she would hav never been broke. to badd there isn'a webite s in the 40;s for jg the talent is overwhelming morale of the story if you are a woman i make sure you get paid and handle your business I bey liza and lorn dose. her greatness and her vulnerability and humanity was always there, but it like the more talented you are people try and destroy you, i guess luft loved her and he dead now. but dude you should have done better you may be you did the best you could, she was used by begleman and what his name were her mangager i am sorry t the kids but that is how i feel

Judy Garland is my favorite female singer from that musical era, she was simply a shining star. An amazing woman, wow.

I love this particular video of Judy. It shows early Judy at her best. I love "The Joint is Really Jumpin Down at Carnegie Hall." Classic Judy that swings!

She was MAGIC !!!

Judy was known for the emotion and power of her voice but also deserves credit for her incredible sense of rhythm. The clip of "After You've Gone" is a great example of how she could let the beat breathe in a totally natural and expressive way and then hit those double time syncopations like Gene Krupa. Along with Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, and many of the greats, her mastery of swing and timing gave life to her music.

Judy garland could sing, act, lip sync dance the whole package, I'm 13 and I think that, unlike today's so called "singers, who're completely talentless!!! I'm Just in LOVE with Judy Garland, love you Jude's!❤️

@mayaa5048

5 жыл бұрын

Hayden Stenlund - you're absolutely right.

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

Hayden, Judy never really lip-synced. She was actually singing along with the recording. That's why she always appeared to be singing, because, she was.

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

One more thing Hayden, Judy could TAP, BALLROOM DANCE, JITTERBUG, OR ANY KIND OF DANCE THEY WANTED. SHE WAS A FREAK OF NATURE. SHE COULD DO IT ALL.

@haydenstenlund5818

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, sorry Terry, I bear to your superior knowledge!

@terrysmith8749

4 жыл бұрын

Hey punk, I was not being critical or nasty in any way. I've been a fan of Judy's since I was 8 yrs. Old. I've read 1000's of articles about her. I was just offering a little knowledge about her that I thought was cool. Sorry, now that I know what kind of dork you are, I won't do it again.

Thanks for this video. She always bowls me over, ever since I was a kid. Sheer talent and charm.

After watching that last number with Charles Walters there is no doubt for me she could dance. She just puts almost every performer to shame, even today made lots of money for MGM and others, they screwed her over when they let her go after shoving her full of addicting uppers and downers. Judy had all the talent, and gave 1000%, and eventually gave her life for it.

@RosasCabin_AIRBNB_USA

5 жыл бұрын

Thomas Timlin sadly, there weren’t recovery programs and centers like there are now, addicted people would be locked away in a padded cell to come down off the drugs. Some died in the process, because the jonesing killed them, and it is still tough to get people sober and dried out. She was deeply psychologically messed up, too, and extremely unhappy 🙁, she had many failed suicide attempts. At the end, she called herself a singing 🎤 piece of meat 🥩. I pray that she has found peace and happiness.

@robertlavallee591

5 жыл бұрын

She wasn't the only one,when it came to young talent the studios controlled their lives,like little Margaret O'Brien another one hooked on pills from an early age by the studios.

@toeknee1965

4 жыл бұрын

@@RosasCabin_AIRBNB_USA she was so funny in midst of it all. I love that so nd inspires me

@joannak6596

3 жыл бұрын

So sad, they ruined her for there own benefit. She was truly remarkable! Never can be replaced.

Every moment of Judy is the best tbh

Judy was so gifted in her singing dancing and yes she had so much humor and was funny !

The most talented of them all😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤

The joint is really jumpin' down at Carnegie Hall!! Love it!

What a delight 🥰 these are some of my absolutely favorite tunes of hers Let me listen to them forever thank you 💜

I was 13 when she died. I did not understand all the fuss and sensation at the time. I discovered her much later in life. She is a national treasure. Sing, dance, act. She did it all and made it seem easy. Just love her. RIP

Another true talent that didn't get what she deserved. I can't believe how much her and Liza are twinning🎙️🎙️🥀. The voices, the charm and especially the eyes.

She could do it all! Simply magnificent!

Thank you, she was truly a star!

I grew up on this stuff. So spirited is Judy Garland.

She is a better singer then anyone today... fantastic voice...hands down all the people of today she blows them out of the water

@denalistar5256

4 жыл бұрын

@Lewis C CLEARLY

@denalistar5256

4 жыл бұрын

She is great...but we do have some great singers today as well. Adele is someone to be reckoned with too!

@danitho

4 жыл бұрын

No, not better than anyone today. Every generation has their greatest talent.

@anthonycogburn8715

4 жыл бұрын

@@denalistar5256 adele...lol

@danitho

4 жыл бұрын

@@pdag4685 Most performers can. I love Judy just as much as the next person, but singing, acting, and dancing are the basic skill sets of any performer and there are lots of people who are exceptional at it.

If the Renee Zellweger movie brought you here, great! KZread is where the real JG and her talent live on.

@toeknee1965

4 жыл бұрын

so happy people are discovering her:-)

@MarthaHernandez-nb9ts

3 жыл бұрын

The wizard of Oz brought me here.

wonderful Judy

Judy is one of my favorite entertainers

Judy Garland we do not deserve you! Too Precious for this World ❤️💯🤩

Thanks for putting this together! I certainly did thoroughly enjoy it!

R.I.P Judy Garland, We may have lost one of the best performers on film

@terrygrant3467

4 жыл бұрын

May have? She really was born to entertain, NO ONE BETTER.

Dear Joseph, thank you very much for making this available!!

What a wonderful post!! Thank you so much. JG was a genius.

The last clip's song title is Broadway Rhythm. She is dancing with Charles Walters, who later became a successful director. He later directed Judy in Easter Parade and Summer Stock.

@alanrowekelly11359

6 жыл бұрын

He is FANTASTIC!

@robertgold3868

6 жыл бұрын

He was a great dancer. Look up the number "Embraceble You" from Girl Crazy that he did with Judy. He is the lead dancer in that number with her. You can't miss him!

@robertgold3868

6 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/c2mI1LCfhpjTiKg.html&start_radio=1

@curtlewis2795

5 жыл бұрын

Completely agree. When Walters was coming up as a dancer on Broadway in the 30s, reviewers compared him quite favorably with Fred Astaire -- and in this clip you can see why. He was light on his feet, agile, athletic and showed tremendous personality in his facial reactions to Judy. She and Walters were quite good friends and he was very supportive when she went through her hard times. Although, it should be said, in directing her in Summer Stock (her final film for MGM) he later said she had given him his first ulcer.

@desertrehabpt211

3 жыл бұрын

Nice to know

Such projection combined with nuance. No one like her.

Best entertainer...EVER!!!

Wonderful!

Magnifica selección de inolvidables temas interpretados por Judy Garland..

She was so gorgeous in her prime. Her voice was still beautiful in her later years, but it was much lower with air pockets from vocal cord damage. Damn drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes ravaged her beauty and voice. 10 years older than me when she passed, and I'm sorry to say she looked SO very old 😞 RIP Judy.

@g.meganruff8284

5 жыл бұрын

She did look very old. Even the media said she looked 20yrs older than she was. Her story has to be one of the most heartbreaking I've ever heard... she died 10yrs b4 I was even born. I so desperately wish I could have met her in her prime!!

@Karolina-qv8qm

4 жыл бұрын

So there she was - probably the best entertainer that have ever lived - and what you wrote about her was to do with looks and looking old. It's low, it's sad and frankly offensive. The clock won't stop for you either so why discuss women like some crowd-pleasing tarts (bimbos). There are enough men-children denying women the dignity of ageing already. Hollywood was run by such men exploiting youth hence her looks later. That should be completely obvious. Talk about her genius phrasing, her unsurpassed dancing, the charm, the humour, the uniqueness. Maybe one day when you are older, ppl will consider you as a person and will see your accomplishments instead of your inevitably dwindling youth.

@kat7047

4 жыл бұрын

Karolina triggered much?

@nananini9199

3 жыл бұрын

@@Karolina-qv8qm unsurpassed dancing ?

Without a doubt, one of the best .................. if not THE BEST entertainer ever. She was just a sensation!!!!

OMG all those songs are my favorites!!

What a talent! Judy gave 100% of herself to her audience her entire career💕

She is so gorgeous in Thousand Cheers!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you, Joseph for this. Absolutely stunning as always......also, so great to see the one and only Charles Walters!

She and all the others in these scenes are incredibly talented. The work they put in this....mind blowing. Awesome. God is good.

Fantastic!

I’m speechless 😶 The last part was unbelievable, I’ve never seen anything like that. I’m so sad they treated her so poorly though... It’s unfortunate. God bless her soul and the last part will be me and my future hubby at our wedding 😍 I’ve watched that part a million times and it never gets old ✨✨

The World's Greatest Entertainer!

This Lady was bad! Definitely one of the greatest every. ❤️

WHY DID PEOPLE SAY SHE WAS UGLY LIKE IM SO CONFUSED

7:16 and to think dancing in high inch heels like that... Amazing talent, more impressive than her male partners due to those heals!

@loriboufford6342

4 жыл бұрын

And let's not forget that she's singing, or miming as well.

Beautiful soul

Awesome!

That girl could do anything and do it extremely well! The Greatest talent the world has ever known, or will ever know.

What about "Get Happy," from "Summer Stock (1950)?"

@RosasCabin_AIRBNB_USA

5 жыл бұрын

Hello People forget your troubles, come on and get 😃 happy!

@rickndeb01

5 жыл бұрын

I LOVE THAT SONG!

@nickrobson4315

5 жыл бұрын

Wizard of Oz & Over the Rainbow?

Beautiful, magnificent, elegant - Bravo, Judy Garland!

Fabulous. That's all I can say. I am stunned at how wonderful she was every time I see her.

She was an old soul. No doubt about that .

Thank U for Great Clips with Darling Judy - I have not seen them before :)

@FilmBuffClassic

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Lorentz! Judy was in many great films!

personalidad natural......elegante...fresca..........y poderosamente encantadora..................................

Thanks to Renee for playing Judy beautifully R.I.P.

Thank you times a million for this compilation you angel ❤❤❤❤

Que cenas maravilhosas... Que época mágica do cinema... como se dançava e cantava tão lindamente ... amei ver este vídeo.

Bravo!

So amazing. Such a rough life she had. We miss you Judy 😘

I couldn't agree more as these musical numbers are the ones over the years i go back to listen and watch the most. David.

After every clip she’s thinner and more energetic. Not a coincidence : )

MAGNIFICENT!!! SHE WAS TRULY A GIFT TO THE WORLD....REST IN PEACE EDITH GUMP AKA JUDY GARLAND!!!

@ton4347

Жыл бұрын

You mean Frances Gumm

SHE WAS STUNNING ,TALENTED BEAUTIFUL VOICE.MAY SHE BE RESTING IN ETERNAL PEACE,GONE TO SOON,NEVER FORGOTTEN.

Absolutely beautiful, innocent, kind heart of talent and a trust in others, A very gifted, unique spirit, love her always

Who knew Jose Iturbi could swing with the best of 'em? WOW!

Simply wonderful. Thank you Judy ♥️♥️

thanks so much, that lovely close up at the end is very moving knowing what a sad life she had and how she was treated by the money grubbing reptiles of business

@Shazzadut1

4 жыл бұрын

K M I agree. I couldn’t help but think how thin her legs were in the last sequence. They made her diet and fed her pills all the time. She was dancing, singing and acting her ass off and then she’d go to lunch and Louis B Mayer would have someone in the canteen telling her she couldn’t eat a hamburger she had to have a bowl of soup. No wonder she needed uppers to keep going. They used her then spat her out. As did most of her husbands. She was only 47 when she died but looked 20 years older due to the pill abuse.

I agree. It’s great to give Judy a well-deserved tribute , but leaving out Get Happy (perhaps the most iconic and timeless of her numbers ) was not the best choice . Thanks so much for putting this together , but that last number could have been deleted and other more awe-inspiring moments could have been used . But she was great on pretty much everything in her film footage .

@mayaa5048

5 жыл бұрын

flyboy13131 - get happy is such a beautiful scene, she looks great, her performance is flawless, awsome set and the interpretation was the best of her numbers. Not one will be able to sing about the afterlife with such estyle. 😀

una cantante total.......................................................

Judy often used props to emphasize what she was singing about better than anyone. Simple props, sometimes so simple you don’t even notice them as a prop. Take this song for example, Did you notice her prop? IT WAS THE DARKNESS OF HER BACK ROUND. AS SHE TURNS AROUND SHE WALKS INTO THE DARK UNKNOWN. FACING IT ALONE. BRILLIANT RENDITION OF THE SONG, AND HER PROP.

Stunning such an incredible talent

Such a wonderful artist!!

@FilmBuffClassic

3 жыл бұрын

My favorite!

She looks GREAT 😊 & sounds GREAT..!!!!!!

Grandissima!!! I love you Judy!!!