Garland proved with this 1957 "Alone" LP (thanks also to masterful arranging by Gordon Jenkins) that Sinatra had absolutely nothing on her with incomparable performances of torch or saloon songs. Sinatra once said of Garland, "Technically, she wasn't a singer." Maybe that was taken out of a larger context in which he explained further exactly what he meant by that statement, but Judy had a uniquely emotional voice that could soar you into joyfulness or throw you into her own despair. A legend.
@marcyhead Sinatra had great admiration of Judy's talent as a singer; he was speaking of his opinion on both Judy and Ella Fitzgerald, regarding their breath control. If we want to get technical; Sinatra was never the singer Garland was; the man had great style and phrasing, but after 1949 or so, the voice was not that great.
@marcyhead "Technically, she wasn't a singer" doesn't even make sense, so why repeat it? And what would Sinatra know about vocal technique, anyway??? He was probably loaded if and when he made the statement, and prolly more than a bit jealous, as well. (When Martin and Sinatra were Judy's guests on CBS, she wiped the floor with both of them, and then washed the ceiling and walls with them, too!)
your amazing. :) Im in love with Judy.. i just wish i was in her time.. so i can show her how much she is loved by someone she does not know, that is from another era in time. :P
wow .... great Judy... a very legend!
sarakat76 1 month ago
Heartbreaking and true
vincentvalentinedark 1 year ago
I'm blue tonight. Thank you, Ms. Garland.
Khultan 1 year ago
I never knew of this song she recorded. I think it's perfection! Expertly rendered and marvellous orchestration.
geosdgeo 2 years ago 2
Garland proved with this 1957 "Alone" LP (thanks also to masterful arranging by Gordon Jenkins) that Sinatra had absolutely nothing on her with incomparable performances of torch or saloon songs. Sinatra once said of Garland, "Technically, she wasn't a singer." Maybe that was taken out of a larger context in which he explained further exactly what he meant by that statement, but Judy had a uniquely emotional voice that could soar you into joyfulness or throw you into her own despair. A legend.
marcyhead 2 years ago 5
@marcyhead Sinatra had great admiration of Judy's talent as a singer; he was speaking of his opinion on both Judy and Ella Fitzgerald, regarding their breath control. If we want to get technical; Sinatra was never the singer Garland was; the man had great style and phrasing, but after 1949 or so, the voice was not that great.
monroenorma 1 year ago
@monroenorma sinatra's voice got better after 1949! he was a fantastic singer I love Judy though
honeybee7700 9 months ago
@marcyhead "Technically, she wasn't a singer" doesn't even make sense, so why repeat it? And what would Sinatra know about vocal technique, anyway??? He was probably loaded if and when he made the statement, and prolly more than a bit jealous, as well. (When Martin and Sinatra were Judy's guests on CBS, she wiped the floor with both of them, and then washed the ceiling and walls with them, too!)
mmdillon1 3 months ago 2
One of my absolute favorite Judy songs.
Pancakeshouse85 2 years ago
Judy's music is timeless.
bluehughes7 2 years ago 3
Great work. Great song. Great talent.
Thanks!
MicheleBell1 2 years ago 3
Great song that should've been on the "Alone" Capitol album. Sure did cry a lot, that gal.
plappin 3 years ago
aw!
gmlch 3 years ago
Awe!...So sad...Your videos are always so well thought out.Thank you Alice!
chunkylumps 3 years ago
Thank you!!!
nimbusmiranda 3 years ago
your amazing. :) Im in love with Judy.. i just wish i was in her time.. so i can show her how much she is loved by someone she does not know, that is from another era in time. :P
Thearmsman 3 years ago