@rainbowoctopus420 she said "you NOT ONLY sing great, but you write beautiful songs." She stuttered a little bit, so I can understand why you thought she said don't. She started to say "don't" then stuttered, and corrected herself.
@MissGarland20 I'm a Gemini too! I'm Judy's same height, eye and hair color, vocal range, and even I (don't purposely, I think it's natural after watching her for so long) her same hand, face and body gestures when we talk and sing....weird, huh?
Such class and genuine talent : ) I wish I was old enough to have seen these two lovely ladies perform in person, but at least their voices live on through their videos.
Of all the non-concert episodes, # 11, #13 and #16 provide more than ample proof that Judy had it all as a singer, a comedienne, and a dancer. I sometimes like to imagine her going on to equal heights as a late night talk show host. If only CBS had played fair with her. Well at least we have one season of her great talent on full display to enjoy. God bless.
@TreeHugger116 Understand her life, and know especially that she was a workhorse commodity for MGM cold-hearted self-serving greedy moguls. Quite abused. Those lording over/cracking the whip had her do uppers and downers from a very young age--she didn't choose on her own. Understand all that and more, and you will know her sterling spirit and character still rises above all of it. It was through no flaw of her own that she became a victim of drug addiction. Respect, admire, love her.
@jLynn0330@jLynn0330 The song that Judy sang before this clip and the Peggy wrote is "It's a Good Day" (like lenasglad said). Also, the song that Judy and Peggy sing in this clip was written by Peggy, too. If you type "i love being here with you peggy lee" in SEARCH, you'll see solo versions by Peggy, from when she was older.
I was born in the wrong era!! :( Why is music like this which is obviously superior not appreciated now?? Just discovered Peggy Lee and think I shall be watching a lot more videos of her on YouTube!! Thanks!!
As a boomer, I grew up with Peggy Lee and liked her songs a lot i.e. "Fever" & others. She did the Siamese Cats song in Lady & the Tramp. But I never knew she had a whole other career in the 40's singing with the Big Bands esp as Benny Goodman's female vocalist until I punched her name in ITunes. I ended up downloading the whole Big Band album and she was simply great & it gave me a diff perspective of just how talented this girl really was. I'm a big fan now.
These are truely powerful women of Class. I wonder what Judy would say if she were asked to strip naked and kiss other women? In order to be cast in film and music. I think she would say that she didn't work her whole life so she would not have to compromise and degrade herself in such a way. What women claim as 'liberation and power' today would have been insulting to women like Judy. And those who worked to keep their clothes ON by showcasing their talents and intellect.
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL No she wouldn't, she was too busy not degrading herself taking drugs and getting drunk. ;D
I mean really dude...Judy Garland is hardly a shiny example of "liberation and power". Wonderful singer, actress and dancer though.
As for singers today..perhaps if you manage to look beyond the hit parade you'd find out there are actually many , mainly sober, usually dressed, singers about right now. Though admittedly some do kiss women but not to get a part in a movie. ;)
@reddragonready You are out of your mind. no matter what Ms Garland did in her private life. She never compromised herself in her work or in the public eye. Your comment doesn't hold water and no there are few women of class these days. You are an idiot and your comment about 'kissing women' offers others insight into your sick, warped mindset. Most people fight to defend their evils. To hell with your Antifamily, anti-man, anti-human FemNazi 'Liberation'. Guess what? I don't care.
@PLEASANTDesigns Wow dude, talk about being "out of your mind"! You are the one bringing up the subject "liberation and power" pf women. Why do that if you "don't care"?
YOUR feelings about women kissing women , not to mention that entire reply also speaks volumes on your mental health.
No idea where exactly I said anything anti family, anti men or anti human but you on the other hand just twice declared a woman who allowed men to destroy her, some kind of shiny role model for women. ROFLMAO
@reddragonready You seem to have a lot of time on your hands. The sheer time you devote to this offers more about you than the claims you make about me. What a loser. I have no time to entertain your deranged thoughts.
@PLEASANTDesigns Sorry dude, I responded to your first comment before realizing you had posted two. Which came first then? Your claim I am spending more time than you deserve on your sad self? Or your claim I am having a conversation by myself?
Ah well, as sanity will have it, my response covered both your delusions. :)
@reddragonready Indeed, count the number of posts you have made on youtube.
Would be nice to have you insult me to my face. But you lack the guts to do that, thus the reason why you use youtube and cower behind a display screen. Again, so predictable. Classic. LOL
@PLEASANTDesigns Indeed I wouldn't. You have to be real careful with what you say face to bat shit crazy face. :)
Btw dear, seeing as you ARE mentally challenged, allow me to explain. It is rather hard to insult people face to face but if you will share with us your real name and address mr Pleasantdesigns, I will try to remember it and if I ever run into you I might just insult you in person.
@PLEASANTDesigns That is of course assuming you will be released from the institute after this present melt down of yours. What happened dear, nurses take your computer access away after your previous melt down here a MONTH ago?
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL where exactly did I say anything anti family, men or humans? I merely pointed out that great an artist as she was, Garland was destroyed by drugs and alcohol. And you claiming that this is how women should be, is truly being "out of your mind".
The fact that you have no sense of humor and clearly your remark wasn't even inspired by Judy's musical talent but teaparty politics attest to you "excellent"mental state even more. And don't lie dear, you are degrading yourself. ;)
@PLEASANTDesigns PS anybody who knows a bit more of Garland than this video knows she has stood on stage "in public" clearly very drunk.
My point was not to criticize Judy but to joke about your nonsense and, to me, more importantly, to refute your claim about musicians today. Now off you go back to your Xfactor Dreamgirls videos dear hypocrite. :)
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL doll, is that your way of retreating then? Pretending a response to your reply is "having a conversation with yourself"?
My my, you really are delusional if you think you are coming out anything less than batshit crazy here. But no worries...I will grant you that sad attempt at saving yourself from further displaying your delusional personality. Have a nice day now. :)
@reddragonready Had to get the final word in eh? Yet you express that I am "batshit crazy"? The entire time I have been laughing at your funny posts. You are so predictable. CLASSIC
@reddragonready There's a video here on youtube with Garland singing 'Nothing Could be finer than to be in Carolina" and she looks drunk to me. But she still sang a good song.
@PLEASANTDesigns That must explain then why you in your very first response to me felt so okay with doing just that. Or is it merely that you were demonstrating your theory on "people this day to be far more vile, immoral and degenerate". That WOULD also explain not just you insulting me but also your hypocrisy in complaining about people today yet favoring the videos you favor. ;)
@PLEASANTDesigns You know, they had to do all that stuff then too, it's just there was much more hypocrisy and it was all done behind the scenes. Now everyone let's it all hang out but I guarantee you many of the starlets did a lot of obscene things behind the scenes in those days too, LOL.
@james1200 I disagree. I do not think that Julie Garland made porno tapes. I do not buy into the everyone is bad mentality. I was not born in the 80's or 90's so my view of the world has not been skewed to accept that ideology. I find people this day to be far more vile, immoral and degenerate than in any other period in the modern era in this land. Though many people engaged in negative actions, though not to the extremes that we see today.
@PLEASANTDesigns Judy Garland perhaps didn't but Marilyn Monroe certainly did. And I and millions still love her. Lucille Ball did;she was a prostitute in New York in the 1930's and Hollywood knew it and didn't care. Rock Hudson had to sleep with his agent to get him to represent him and that agent was known for making sleeping with him a condition for getting work for all his famous clients. James Dean was a well known male whore...I can go on for a while. So now no more hypocrisy unlike then.
@james1200 The "information" you are touting here is speculation from a highly criticized and disputed book. It is a load of rubbish. I am not saying that former generations were pure as snow, but I think these assertions are absurd. BUT I will say that artists like this had to actually PERFORM the song without all the bells and whistles they have today. It is refreshing seeing and hearing music recorded LIVE. No reverb, no crap play back, no pyrotechnics...just the music.
@swarze Whatever. I know enough history to know that every new generation that's coming up is considered to have inferior culture. They said it about jazz & swing in the 20's, those kids grew up & hated on rock in the 50's, & they grew up and hated on metal & disco & so on & so on. I'm in my twenties and I love Judy Garland, I love Sinatra, I love GaGa, Madonna. Those of you who are attacking the music of your fathers are missing out and y'all who are attacking my generation are too.
@james1200 You must have misread my comment. I am not "hating on" as you say anyone's music (y'all??) You have your guard way up. I studied classical music, I am a professional musician, and I teach music. My tastes sail across all times, cultures, and genres. I don't think subsequent generations of music stinks anymore than I think music from 400 years ago stinks. I love MUSIC. I love GOOD music. I am not pigeon holing you, so please don't do the same to me.
To james1200: I'd like to offer an alternative view on this point you made: "Those of you who are attacking the music of your fathers are missing out and y'all who are attacking my generation are too."
Consider this: Nobody is missing out on anything simply because they don't like it. Music is emotional, so it can't be forced on people. And emotions lead people to music they like.
Also, my M. M. from Juilliard taught me that music, which is entertainment, is "good" if someone likes it. :)
I know...so sad. I've watched every clip of Judy's show on here, w/ Babs, Liza, Peggy etc...Unreal talent. We may never see performers like this again. I'm a performing musician and am afraid of losing good music like this forever!!!
Why sad? I think it is great. There are still some great voices out there but there won't be another Lee,Garland,Piaf or Fitzgerald but it makes me happy to hear and see these old videos . The only sad thing is that she died so young, the good thing is her music and these others are now forever with us. I do not think we will ever lose good music as long as someone listens to it.
It is not just music but art too. All that is meaningful and made to a higher standard is under attack. Commericalism and a blatant attack on true artists is underway. True artists amd musicians are being cut and literally put out of work. They are passed over for the cheap and the mediocre. That which had depth is looked down upon vs that which is made from emptiness. Percussion is silenced and emotional content is excluded. All of this is deliberate. You aren ot alone in your feelings.
Judy had several "participating sponsors" during her hour-long series, American Tobacco's Lucky Strike among them- and Procter & Gamble, General Mills, and Menley & James' "Contac". John Harlan is the announcer. There was a "station break" at 3:56, which began with a brief network promo, with telop slide and CBS eye logo {i.e. "Join John Daly and the panel as they attempt to guess the world's most unusual occupations on 'WHAT'S MY LINE?', later tonight on the CBS Television Network"}....
Judy an Peggy were great! Even though the segment was scripted & commonly used cue cards & rehearsed, They both made it effortless in believing that the it was all off the cuff. Their ribbing each other was funny without any form of insults made to Judy; Like during the shows when Jerry Van Dyke was on. He was an anchor around The Judy Garland Show's neck. He didn't bring an ounce of comedy to the series which was suppose to be a huge Gem in the crown jewels of the Tiffany Network's lineup.
Judy Garland: The Concert years in 1985 on PBS Lorna, talking about the 1951 Palace concert said Judy "stood there only 4'11" but bigger than life". That night when the show was a hit & at the endof the run, she broke the house record for 19 sold out wks.Judy was a Living Legend.@ 29. She conquered everything but TV.In '55 Her 1st. CBS special ranked top of the ratings. When Judy had more weight on, her voice had even more Power. She seemed naturally taller on screen. Judy & Peg were great here!
Judy was always nervous on TV. Judy always wanted to be 100%. I imagine hosting a huge TV show & CBS destroy it from day one! Its the Sta who carries the weight.& It's a daunting task with a live audience. Its not right for people to rag on her since she passed on. So many ppl assume she is drunk etc. If we worked half as hard as she did I wonder how many of us would still be standing? We all heard the stories but lets move on and enjoy the body of work & be happy she did all this for us.
Hollywood in those days was like a small town. Everyone knew everyone. The public never knew the very normal lives almost all stars lived. It was hardly the doped, drinking-sogged life so often the subject of this and that. Most stars were raising families, went to church on Sunday (with a potluck dinner every month), and dropping by the neighbors' house for dinner was the favorite Saturday night enjoyment. Many stars prepared those dinners, too.
@Robert4770 Never is a strong word. don't say it. There is vision and talent out there, it just needs to be coaxed out of hiding. have faith my friend.
@Robert4770 Talent still exists- they just don't get reality TV shows because apparently people would much rather watch idiots taking their clothes off.
@tCrOMez1990 I know what u mean, I like the cigarette ads back then. I remember when the TV shows had one sponsor and sometime two and would air their commercials in the middle of the show. Now days when I watch old tv shows especially the sitcoms, Today they have a commercial every 8 minutes or so and they cut out many of the jokes and relevant scenes and the show ends up choppy. Today's shows have too many sponsors and too many commercial breaks.
She prefers the East and the West to the South.... I guess she's part of team Elphie!!! Yay! (Don't mind me, I've been listening to the Wicked soundtrack on HEAVY rotation as of late...)
It breaks my heart to think of what they did to her - the way they got her hooked on those drugs from the time she was a child, and there was no one there to save her from herself. I love you, Judy Garland, rest in peace.
look at judy garland's face during the "somewhere over the rainbow" reference. anyone else catch on to that? idk she kind of looked different for a moment like she was remembering something
Judy always gushed over her guests and showed such respect ..I think that all of her guests were in awe of Judy and her Legend persona and overwhelming talent...She made them look good and raised their game but no one ever out sang her, not Streisand or Anyone ..period !!! Shame on CBS for cancelling her show....Basterds !!
This is why we go back to the great singers of past. If any are like that now, please tell me......class, poise, and flat-out talent. Judy, Peggy, Frank, Dean, Fred and Ginger, Ella, the whole bunch were just all that, and a bag of chips.....thanks for this clip. Greg, of "Ameritalian".
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i must say miss lee seems over dressed in a form fitting black full length evening gown compared to judy's cream ( ? ) colored knee length loose fitting dress....but enjoyed the song~you can tell they like and respect each other!
Oh no, nobody is overdressed. Peggy's dress is perfect for her astonishing solo, which preceded this duet. Right after she finished the solo, Judy joined her. To see the solo, type "Peggy Lee on The Judy Garland Show" or "When the World Was Young".
Peggy Lee's gown looks like it was "borrowed" by the great Van Smith for Divine in "Pink Flamingos." Smith just changed the color and added a pointed cuffs. Too funny!
@squeaky00 If you watch the Judy show with Peggy, they dressed them in opposite colors Peggy Had Platinum Blone hair so they had her in Black and Judy had Brown hair and in a light colored dresses. Peggy was Vuluptous and Black was more flattering for her figure. They were great friends and this was Judy's personal favorite show.
Beginning of the clip == candace bergen??
PiecesOfRainbow7 1 month ago
People will fight about anything. Smh..
dnae3524 1 month ago
Peggy lee was a big sexy woman
djs259 1 month ago
Two great talents. Profound.
damienrecords 2 months ago
peggy lee is so smooth if i were prez id have everyone under me talk to me in the fashion she sings
thegenrl 2 months ago
1:11 "You know, you don't always sing great, but you write beautiful songs."
Peggy's face: IMMA FUCKIN SHIV A BITCH
rainbowoctopus420 2 months ago
@rainbowoctopus420 she said "you NOT ONLY sing great, but you write beautiful songs." She stuttered a little bit, so I can understand why you thought she said don't. She started to say "don't" then stuttered, and corrected herself.
Faerie113 2 months ago
Peggy<3
Zsolti982 3 months ago
My God, the talent, charisma and style between these two - utterly fantastic
vivienmerchant 3 months ago
aw poor judy... she looks extremly tired in this vid... still her voice is amazing
LuceroLucifer 3 months ago
@LuceroLucifer Judy was chewed up by the business and pills and booze by this time.
just4tunes 2 months ago
@just4tunes yeah... it's a shame because she was so amazing... the business was so brutal back then.
LuceroLucifer 2 months ago
I LOVE that dress Judy is wearing. Why can't women wear things like that these days, instead of showing as much skin as they can get away with?
mamamurray 3 months ago
Nice high quality black and white master!
scdevon 3 months ago
Maybe I'm overanalyzing, but they look like they hate each other.. The tension is nearly palpable. :o
rainbowoctopus420 3 months ago
@rainbowoctopus420 Peggy Lee looks confident. Judy Garland looks a bit nervous. And Peggy Lee looks bigger and more imposing. Maybe it's the dress?
FirstClassSkeptic 3 months ago
womens suffrage and constant obsession with equating with men is what made them lose their identity and talent. umad?
wutupjosh 4 months ago
that was so cool!
dumboiscute 4 months ago
Just perfect!
sottarth 4 months ago
Just perfect!
sottarth 4 months ago
so elegant and classy
SinfulAlchemist 5 months ago
Peggy Lee's dress is a miracle.
stormybirds 5 months ago
Oh my, two gemini's on just ONE stage? What a fabulous team haha. God I love them both!!! =D
MissGarland20 5 months ago
@MissGarland20 I'm a Gemini too! I'm Judy's same height, eye and hair color, vocal range, and even I (don't purposely, I think it's natural after watching her for so long) her same hand, face and body gestures when we talk and sing....weird, huh?
Poet2916 5 months ago
What a babe! (Peggy, I mean).
scdevon 5 months ago
Beautiful black and white.
catholicpriest1 6 months ago
Chubby girls always age better.
Withshortwings 6 months ago
Such class and genuine talent : ) I wish I was old enough to have seen these two lovely ladies perform in person, but at least their voices live on through their videos.
writerspen010 6 months ago
This is a good duet!
collgoff 6 months ago
I can't beleeive that Peggy Lee and Judy Garland really know eatch other.
collgoff 6 months ago
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pal035s 6 months ago
Of all the non-concert episodes, # 11, #13 and #16 provide more than ample proof that Judy had it all as a singer, a comedienne, and a dancer. I sometimes like to imagine her going on to equal heights as a late night talk show host. If only CBS had played fair with her. Well at least we have one season of her great talent on full display to enjoy. God bless.
pal035s 6 months ago
Peggy was actually only two years older than Judy but Judy looks twenty years older. Booooz and drugz... they are killers.
weltec2 6 months ago
This made me smile.
ClockWorkZombie 6 months ago
Two people wouldn't know talent if it got on stage and sang a duet for them :)
ichmod444 6 months ago
DAMN! I mean WOW!
bekiblu 7 months ago
I just consider myself lucky to have lived on this beautiful planet at the same time as these talented ladies. Class will live forever.
countrytoon 7 months ago
after fangirling over the duet, and watching the video, the most thing that surprised me was that head and shoulders was still around then XXDD
BlackRose2354 7 months ago
@jrb1802uk This was done in either 1963 or 1964. That's the only time the show ran.
vintagegurl1939 7 months ago
A nice stiff drink is all judy wants to be with.
bwb3636 8 months ago
@bwb3636 What a mean-spirited thing to say.
Jayee123 6 months ago
@ANCESTERSMEMORIES Its true, but not intentional. She accidentally overdosed on sleeping pills. She wasn't a druggie or anything.
TreeHugger116 8 months ago
@TreeHugger116 Understand her life, and know especially that she was a workhorse commodity for MGM cold-hearted self-serving greedy moguls. Quite abused. Those lording over/cracking the whip had her do uppers and downers from a very young age--she didn't choose on her own. Understand all that and more, and you will know her sterling spirit and character still rises above all of it. It was through no flaw of her own that she became a victim of drug addiction. Respect, admire, love her.
cherimelodie 7 months ago
one of the biggest surprises i have ever had about a drug use
was about judy garland
,my 8th grade teacher told me that
he followed her carreer
ANCESTERSMEMORIES 8 months ago
anyone know which song judy is talking about that peggy wrote in the begininng?
jLynn0330 8 months ago
@jLynn0330
The song is called "It's A Good Day". You can find it on YT
lenasglad 8 months ago
@jLynn0330 @jLynn0330 The song that Judy sang before this clip and the Peggy wrote is "It's a Good Day" (like lenasglad said). Also, the song that Judy and Peggy sing in this clip was written by Peggy, too. If you type "i love being here with you peggy lee" in SEARCH, you'll see solo versions by Peggy, from when she was older.
Carambabambasamba 7 months ago
What year would this have been please?
jrb1802uk 8 months ago
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kidwonderr 8 months ago
youse?
1961diaz1 8 months ago
whatever happened to class?...it was here aw little while ago?...now its gone.
iouakick 9 months ago 3
I was born in the wrong era!! :( Why is music like this which is obviously superior not appreciated now?? Just discovered Peggy Lee and think I shall be watching a lot more videos of her on YouTube!! Thanks!!
multicolouredgoat 9 months ago 3
As a boomer, I grew up with Peggy Lee and liked her songs a lot i.e. "Fever" & others. She did the Siamese Cats song in Lady & the Tramp. But I never knew she had a whole other career in the 40's singing with the Big Bands esp as Benny Goodman's female vocalist until I punched her name in ITunes. I ended up downloading the whole Big Band album and she was simply great & it gave me a diff perspective of just how talented this girl really was. I'm a big fan now.
bearclaw46 9 months ago
These are truely powerful women of Class. I wonder what Judy would say if she were asked to strip naked and kiss other women? In order to be cast in film and music. I think she would say that she didn't work her whole life so she would not have to compromise and degrade herself in such a way. What women claim as 'liberation and power' today would have been insulting to women like Judy. And those who worked to keep their clothes ON by showcasing their talents and intellect.
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PLEASANTDesigns 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL No she wouldn't, she was too busy not degrading herself taking drugs and getting drunk. ;D
I mean really dude...Judy Garland is hardly a shiny example of "liberation and power". Wonderful singer, actress and dancer though.
As for singers today..perhaps if you manage to look beyond the hit parade you'd find out there are actually many , mainly sober, usually dressed, singers about right now. Though admittedly some do kiss women but not to get a part in a movie. ;)
reddragonready 4 months ago
@reddragonready You are out of your mind. no matter what Ms Garland did in her private life. She never compromised herself in her work or in the public eye. Your comment doesn't hold water and no there are few women of class these days. You are an idiot and your comment about 'kissing women' offers others insight into your sick, warped mindset. Most people fight to defend their evils. To hell with your Antifamily, anti-man, anti-human FemNazi 'Liberation'. Guess what? I don't care.
PLEASANTDesigns 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Wow dude, talk about being "out of your mind"! You are the one bringing up the subject "liberation and power" pf women. Why do that if you "don't care"?
YOUR feelings about women kissing women , not to mention that entire reply also speaks volumes on your mental health.
No idea where exactly I said anything anti family, anti men or anti human but you on the other hand just twice declared a woman who allowed men to destroy her, some kind of shiny role model for women. ROFLMAO
reddragonready 4 months ago
@reddragonready You seem to have a lot of time on your hands. The sheer time you devote to this offers more about you than the claims you make about me. What a loser. I have no time to entertain your deranged thoughts.
PLEASANTDesigns 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Sorry dude, I responded to your first comment before realizing you had posted two. Which came first then? Your claim I am spending more time than you deserve on your sad self? Or your claim I am having a conversation by myself?
Ah well, as sanity will have it, my response covered both your delusions. :)
reddragonready 4 months ago
@reddragonready Indeed, count the number of posts you have made on youtube.
Would be nice to have you insult me to my face. But you lack the guts to do that, thus the reason why you use youtube and cower behind a display screen. Again, so predictable. Classic. LOL
PLEASANTDesigns 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Indeed I wouldn't. You have to be real careful with what you say face to bat shit crazy face. :)
Btw dear, seeing as you ARE mentally challenged, allow me to explain. It is rather hard to insult people face to face but if you will share with us your real name and address mr Pleasantdesigns, I will try to remember it and if I ever run into you I might just insult you in person.
reddragonready 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns That is of course assuming you will be released from the institute after this present melt down of yours. What happened dear, nurses take your computer access away after your previous melt down here a MONTH ago?
ROFLMAO
reddragonready 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL where exactly did I say anything anti family, men or humans? I merely pointed out that great an artist as she was, Garland was destroyed by drugs and alcohol. And you claiming that this is how women should be, is truly being "out of your mind".
The fact that you have no sense of humor and clearly your remark wasn't even inspired by Judy's musical talent but teaparty politics attest to you "excellent"mental state even more. And don't lie dear, you are degrading yourself. ;)
reddragonready 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns PS anybody who knows a bit more of Garland than this video knows she has stood on stage "in public" clearly very drunk.
My point was not to criticize Judy but to joke about your nonsense and, to me, more importantly, to refute your claim about musicians today. Now off you go back to your Xfactor Dreamgirls videos dear hypocrite. :)
reddragonready 4 months ago
@reddragonready Still posting? hahahah. You are funny. Please continue to carry on a conversation with yourself.
PLEASANTDesigns 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns LOL doll, is that your way of retreating then? Pretending a response to your reply is "having a conversation with yourself"?
My my, you really are delusional if you think you are coming out anything less than batshit crazy here. But no worries...I will grant you that sad attempt at saving yourself from further displaying your delusional personality. Have a nice day now. :)
reddragonready 4 months ago
@reddragonready Had to get the final word in eh? Yet you express that I am "batshit crazy"? The entire time I have been laughing at your funny posts. You are so predictable. CLASSIC
PLEASANTDesigns 2 months ago
@reddragonready There's a video here on youtube with Garland singing 'Nothing Could be finer than to be in Carolina" and she looks drunk to me. But she still sang a good song.
FirstClassSkeptic 3 months ago
@reddragonready I love the name calling. So intelligent. LOL =)
PLEASANTDesigns 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Hey, I call them as I see them honey. :)
reddragonready 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns That must explain then why you in your very first response to me felt so okay with doing just that. Or is it merely that you were demonstrating your theory on "people this day to be far more vile, immoral and degenerate". That WOULD also explain not just you insulting me but also your hypocrisy in complaining about people today yet favoring the videos you favor. ;)
reddragonready 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Hear, hear.. Well said!
clruwe 4 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns You know, they had to do all that stuff then too, it's just there was much more hypocrisy and it was all done behind the scenes. Now everyone let's it all hang out but I guarantee you many of the starlets did a lot of obscene things behind the scenes in those days too, LOL.
james1200 2 months ago
@james1200 I disagree. I do not think that Julie Garland made porno tapes. I do not buy into the everyone is bad mentality. I was not born in the 80's or 90's so my view of the world has not been skewed to accept that ideology. I find people this day to be far more vile, immoral and degenerate than in any other period in the modern era in this land. Though many people engaged in negative actions, though not to the extremes that we see today.
PLEASANTDesigns 2 months ago
@PLEASANTDesigns Judy Garland perhaps didn't but Marilyn Monroe certainly did. And I and millions still love her. Lucille Ball did;she was a prostitute in New York in the 1930's and Hollywood knew it and didn't care. Rock Hudson had to sleep with his agent to get him to represent him and that agent was known for making sleeping with him a condition for getting work for all his famous clients. James Dean was a well known male whore...I can go on for a while. So now no more hypocrisy unlike then.
james1200 2 months ago 3
@james1200 The "information" you are touting here is speculation from a highly criticized and disputed book. It is a load of rubbish. I am not saying that former generations were pure as snow, but I think these assertions are absurd. BUT I will say that artists like this had to actually PERFORM the song without all the bells and whistles they have today. It is refreshing seeing and hearing music recorded LIVE. No reverb, no crap play back, no pyrotechnics...just the music.
swarze 1 month ago
@swarze Whatever. I know enough history to know that every new generation that's coming up is considered to have inferior culture. They said it about jazz & swing in the 20's, those kids grew up & hated on rock in the 50's, & they grew up and hated on metal & disco & so on & so on. I'm in my twenties and I love Judy Garland, I love Sinatra, I love GaGa, Madonna. Those of you who are attacking the music of your fathers are missing out and y'all who are attacking my generation are too.
james1200 1 month ago
@james1200 You must have misread my comment. I am not "hating on" as you say anyone's music (y'all??) You have your guard way up. I studied classical music, I am a professional musician, and I teach music. My tastes sail across all times, cultures, and genres. I don't think subsequent generations of music stinks anymore than I think music from 400 years ago stinks. I love MUSIC. I love GOOD music. I am not pigeon holing you, so please don't do the same to me.
swarze 1 month ago
To james1200: I'd like to offer an alternative view on this point you made: "Those of you who are attacking the music of your fathers are missing out and y'all who are attacking my generation are too."
Consider this: Nobody is missing out on anything simply because they don't like it. Music is emotional, so it can't be forced on people. And emotions lead people to music they like.
Also, my M. M. from Juilliard taught me that music, which is entertainment, is "good" if someone likes it. :)
mmdillon1 3 weeks ago
dazzling. you can't help but smile listening to that banter, this song, and these brightly shining stars.
talentpageant 9 months ago
Poor Judy :( This is after the drugs got her.
4sterisk 10 months ago
Classy talented ladies...try to find that on TV now !
littlearmel 10 months ago
Peggy Lee Amazing! 2:36-2:48
blakdust3 10 months ago
Judy looks horrible! Super thin and frail, much older than I think she is, she was born in '22!
crazychiliquaker1959 11 months ago
I know...so sad. I've watched every clip of Judy's show on here, w/ Babs, Liza, Peggy etc...Unreal talent. We may never see performers like this again. I'm a performing musician and am afraid of losing good music like this forever!!!
pedaltonz 11 months ago
@pedaltonz
Why sad? I think it is great. There are still some great voices out there but there won't be another Lee,Garland,Piaf or Fitzgerald but it makes me happy to hear and see these old videos . The only sad thing is that she died so young, the good thing is her music and these others are now forever with us. I do not think we will ever lose good music as long as someone listens to it.
abfabinri 11 months ago
It is not just music but art too. All that is meaningful and made to a higher standard is under attack. Commericalism and a blatant attack on true artists is underway. True artists amd musicians are being cut and literally put out of work. They are passed over for the cheap and the mediocre. That which had depth is looked down upon vs that which is made from emptiness. Percussion is silenced and emotional content is excluded. All of this is deliberate. You aren ot alone in your feelings.
PLEASANTDesigns 9 months ago 3
Judy had several "participating sponsors" during her hour-long series, American Tobacco's Lucky Strike among them- and Procter & Gamble, General Mills, and Menley & James' "Contac". John Harlan is the announcer. There was a "station break" at 3:56, which began with a brief network promo, with telop slide and CBS eye logo {i.e. "Join John Daly and the panel as they attempt to guess the world's most unusual occupations on 'WHAT'S MY LINE?', later tonight on the CBS Television Network"}....
fromthesidelines 11 months ago
...followed by a 20 second local spot advertisement and station I.D. {"WCBS-TV, Channel 2, New York"}, then back to the show at 3:59.
fromthesidelines 11 months ago
like both of you...
Arild1963 11 months ago
the one on the right is tiny
99bboobb 11 months ago
Judy had high heels on, and was STILL shorter!
dnine14 11 months ago
this is too cool :D - i wonder if you can buy the judy garland show on dvd?
alleyt1989 11 months ago
@alleyt1989 yes, it didn't last long so the whole thing is available in one set.
CountessKarma 11 months ago
Two marvelous singers!!!
valentinewali 11 months ago
Peggy was the first to write her own material, like pop star
this duet is wonderful
theblueangel28 11 months ago
lovely ladies and lovely voices and lovely wow...
zzyyxxo 1 year ago
What a wonderful clip. Thank you. Two beautiful women with voices still unmatched.
tikisinspace 1 year ago
god bring back the times when there was actualy talent and music... and cigaret commercials...:)
erleonek 1 year ago
new favourite videoooo!
sarahirene91 1 year ago
Wow, How Amazing!
Sabacthanisax 1 year ago
Oh thank you for posting this, I love Judy Garland and I love Peggy Lee and I love this song you made my day!!!
TheMalkora 1 year ago
Now that's what I call a friendly battle of the Divas!
cdadave83814 1 year ago
Judy an Peggy were great! Even though the segment was scripted & commonly used cue cards & rehearsed, They both made it effortless in believing that the it was all off the cuff. Their ribbing each other was funny without any form of insults made to Judy; Like during the shows when Jerry Van Dyke was on. He was an anchor around The Judy Garland Show's neck. He didn't bring an ounce of comedy to the series which was suppose to be a huge Gem in the crown jewels of the Tiffany Network's lineup.
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
what! these guys are awesome! im jealous of anyone who got to live in a time filled with these kind of performers' gifts.
There is rarely such good music on the radio anymore. I feel suffocated with the rest of the 21st century babies listening to 107.9.
VocalizeIt 1 year ago
Judy Garland: The Concert years in 1985 on PBS Lorna, talking about the 1951 Palace concert said Judy "stood there only 4'11" but bigger than life". That night when the show was a hit & at the endof the run, she broke the house record for 19 sold out wks.Judy was a Living Legend.@ 29. She conquered everything but TV.In '55 Her 1st. CBS special ranked top of the ratings. When Judy had more weight on, her voice had even more Power. She seemed naturally taller on screen. Judy & Peg were great here!
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
what idiot pressed dislike? how can you not totally adore these elegant timeless women!
timmy000069 1 year ago
Yeah the magic is gone.....humanity is gone -
cclady222 1 year ago
Yeah the magic is gone.....humanity is gone -
cclady222 1 year ago
Yay Head&Shoulders!
ThePaperCUTS 1 year ago
damn where are all those good singers ??? i really would like to live in this era of music... and not in this of all covers and sh**
lilgirl3332 1 year ago
Judy was always Generous to other Singers. You can see how she always gives them attention and makes the audience appreciate the other singer
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
I alread fastened my safety belt,it didn't help because that part has me wanting to jump up
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
wow i never realized just how strong a voice judy has over peggy. but the harmonize so amazingly well.
unnatural 1 year ago
Judy was always nervous on TV. Judy always wanted to be 100%. I imagine hosting a huge TV show & CBS destroy it from day one! Its the Sta who carries the weight.& It's a daunting task with a live audience. Its not right for people to rag on her since she passed on. So many ppl assume she is drunk etc. If we worked half as hard as she did I wonder how many of us would still be standing? We all heard the stories but lets move on and enjoy the body of work & be happy she did all this for us.
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
This was the twilight of hotness for Peggy-Judy looks like a squeezed lemon just out of Re-Hab.
chaseyl1 1 year ago
god i love these ladies. poor judy looks awful, MGM was just awful to her. so glad there were cameras around to catch this.
silverhourstarlight 1 year ago
Its kinda looks like Judy was checking her out lol
ilovejudytoo 1 year ago
Hollywood in those days was like a small town. Everyone knew everyone. The public never knew the very normal lives almost all stars lived. It was hardly the doped, drinking-sogged life so often the subject of this and that. Most stars were raising families, went to church on Sunday (with a potluck dinner every month), and dropping by the neighbors' house for dinner was the favorite Saturday night enjoyment. Many stars prepared those dinners, too.
waynebrasler 1 year ago
Wow, 2 legends together.
I will never ever get to meet or see these 2 people and it bums me the fuck out..
Time is such a cruel thing..
I would love to go back to the 50's, early 60's just to experience the era but I know it will never happen..
Rest in peace Judy & Peggy.
wazzzer 1 year ago 6
Judy looks haggard- did she drink and smoke?
Peggy on the other hand still sounds young.
whistlerboots123 1 year ago
I think Peggy Lee was the sexy, sultry version of Doris Day...
Kiyraesyn 1 year ago
They are BOTH marvelous !
Kiyraesyn 1 year ago
This is great, a perfect balance of voice and personalities.
kweberify 1 year ago 2
Oh my gosh! "Like" 100 times! I love them both!
So going in my favorites. Thank you for posting!
ashlee22559 1 year ago
Two great vocalists sitting down, and still swinging great.
Two different personalties, and they both looks so relaxed, and swinging hard.
I love everything Peggy, and this was a great clip, thanks for sharing!
dellotti 1 year ago 2
To the 1 person who disliked this video. Go f**k off and listen to Justin Bieber!
Leanashe23 1 year ago
@Leanashe23 amen!
mzfiesty2 1 year ago
gotta love the ad for Luckys at the end! Delightful video. Thanks!
Tritone217 1 year ago
Dear Lord what happened to talent like this? We will sadly NEVER see this again and to think it came into our homes every night of the week for free.
Robert4770 1 year ago 125
@Robert4770 It went the same way as Lucky Strike cigarettes. Never to be seen again.
5656bigsteve 1 year ago
@Robert4770 Yes, Alas. The class has gone .
alicegoon 9 months ago
@Robert4770 Never is a strong word. don't say it. There is vision and talent out there, it just needs to be coaxed out of hiding. have faith my friend.
bondboy104 9 months ago
@Robert4770
Preach it loud! What a tear it brings.......
Slapchop8 9 months ago
@Robert4770 Talent still exists- they just don't get reality TV shows because apparently people would much rather watch idiots taking their clothes off.
Kamikazebutterfly 7 months ago
@Robert4770 A truism if ever there was: you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
MrPoupard 7 months ago
@Robert4770 the talent is still out there, it's just that nobody swings like that anymore!!! ;o)
Mischeaux61 5 months ago 10
@Mischeaux61 SWING and Sing EVERYBODY! :D
LemonScissors 3 months ago
Favourite duet EVER!!!!!!!
happiihoneii 1 year ago
It's amazing the youth you can see in Judy Garland's face.
Elzibubb 1 year ago
There you are...two of the top female vocalists of all time.
Sincopare 1 year ago 4
lol I like the cigarette ad at the end, they wouldn't dare advertise it like that anymore
tCrOMez1990 1 year ago
@tCrOMez1990 I know what u mean, I like the cigarette ads back then. I remember when the TV shows had one sponsor and sometime two and would air their commercials in the middle of the show. Now days when I watch old tv shows especially the sitcoms, Today they have a commercial every 8 minutes or so and they cut out many of the jokes and relevant scenes and the show ends up choppy. Today's shows have too many sponsors and too many commercial breaks.
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
Nice!!
Come on over and watch my version of FEVER (-:
Romana from Germany
romanareiff 1 year ago
She prefers the East and the West to the South.... I guess she's part of team Elphie!!! Yay! (Don't mind me, I've been listening to the Wicked soundtrack on HEAVY rotation as of late...)
CountessKarma 1 year ago
@CountessKarma High 5!
ThEiMpErSoNaToR7 1 year ago
It breaks my heart to think of what they did to her - the way they got her hooked on those drugs from the time she was a child, and there was no one there to save her from herself. I love you, Judy Garland, rest in peace.
CountessKarma 1 year ago
This episode is said to be Judy's Favorite becuse she and Peggy were great friends..
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
Judy looks so pretty, peggy you're the best!
henrygrove100 1 year ago
The Best of the Best!!
juanitoelchico 1 year ago
what did they say about ella fitzgerald?
TheJazzStreet 1 year ago
from a time when women were classy, beautiful, feminine and knew how to conduct themselves .... 2 fabulous role models if you want to be a LADY!!!
huggybear241 1 year ago 4
judy garlands funny and peggy lees got a very good voice
coltmanm 1 year ago
the two greats together!!! i could cry!
southofnowheregrl1 1 year ago
I can't stop watching this,it's just amazing :) :D
happiihoneii 1 year ago
look at judy garland's face during the "somewhere over the rainbow" reference. anyone else catch on to that? idk she kind of looked different for a moment like she was remembering something
MegaParcel 1 year ago 3
@MegaParcel I posted a similar comment about Judy's expression when Peggy started to sing Over the rainbow.. :)
NFitalianGuy 1 year ago
Offered by Lucky Strike!
lalishelaide 1 year ago
this is hilarious!
PurpleCowMoo 1 year ago
Judy always gushed over her guests and showed such respect ..I think that all of her guests were in awe of Judy and her Legend persona and overwhelming talent...She made them look good and raised their game but no one ever out sang her, not Streisand or Anyone ..period !!! Shame on CBS for cancelling her show....Basterds !!
PeaceFan1 1 year ago 21
With vintage commercials!
Enjazzed 1 year ago
Thank God (figure of speech--there is no god) these were goddesses!!!!! thank God (who doesn't exist).
1lordthorpe 1 year ago
Two of my favorites. Awesome!
billyboylb 1 year ago
I have never in my life heard a voice like Judy's. It's unique. There will never be another singer like Judy.
tinaandcyndifan 1 year ago 5
love these two-noone sings as sexy as peggy and noone is as great an entertainer as garland.
benjaminfheilenman 2 years ago
i rented this not to long ago & i love it! they are so cool!
couldn't help notice the nasty tabacco co. adds.
deadlycamera 2 years ago
There could not be a better duet. <33
SnowWhiteQueen29 2 years ago 5
This is why we go back to the great singers of past. If any are like that now, please tell me......class, poise, and flat-out talent. Judy, Peggy, Frank, Dean, Fred and Ginger, Ella, the whole bunch were just all that, and a bag of chips.....thanks for this clip. Greg, of "Ameritalian".
gronia 2 years ago 5
I love how Judy says "marvelous"
makes me smile every time
BBJaneHudson 2 years ago 5
wow this duet is great. both of them look marvolous
SOPHI3333333333333 2 years ago 4
Peggy Lee is two years older than Judy! She looks beautiful here!
emerging2012 2 years ago 6
This comment has received too many negative votes show
i must say miss lee seems over dressed in a form fitting black full length evening gown compared to judy's cream ( ? ) colored knee length loose fitting dress....but enjoyed the song~you can tell they like and respect each other!
squeaky00 2 years ago
Oh no, nobody is overdressed. Peggy's dress is perfect for her astonishing solo, which preceded this duet. Right after she finished the solo, Judy joined her. To see the solo, type "Peggy Lee on The Judy Garland Show" or "When the World Was Young".
Carambabambasamba 2 years ago 5
Peggy Lee's gown looks like it was "borrowed" by the great Van Smith for Divine in "Pink Flamingos." Smith just changed the color and added a pointed cuffs. Too funny!
DCFunBud 1 year ago
@squeaky00 If you watch the Judy show with Peggy, they dressed them in opposite colors Peggy Had Platinum Blone hair so they had her in Black and Judy had Brown hair and in a light colored dresses. Peggy was Vuluptous and Black was more flattering for her figure. They were great friends and this was Judy's personal favorite show.
NFitalianGuy 2 years ago