Judy Garland: What Now My Love, London Palladium 11-08-64

Judy Garland singing, "What Now My Love," recorded live at the London Palladium on November 8, 1964. This audio is from the first concert Judy & Liza Minnelli did at The Palladium, the video on YT of this concert is from the second show on November 15.

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[MrDACooling]

This video post is an Epic beautiful tribute to Ms. Judy , i honnor you Mr.King

[MrKingsRow]

@MrDACooling...thank you so much for you wonderful comment...glad you enjoyed it!! :))

[batman4oz]

You know....there needs to be a Special Button on Youtube Just For Judy....'Like' just isn't enough! There isn't another singer on the planet who makes you Forget to Breathe! She was simply the Best. Ever.

^^X^^

[MrKingsRow]

@batman4oz....thank you so much for your awesome comment...that's a really nice thing to say about Judy! :))

[dirtyblondny]

Her final years. Voice holding on by a thread. God said "Judy, I give you one more shining moment". This was it. That unrelenting Bolero/Ravel beat showin no mercy and she went for it and created a pop music masterpiece. I also want to thank Gilbert Becaud for the song - merci ....

[MrKingsRow]

@dirtyblondny...thank you for your great comment...glad you enjoyed it...I agree with what you said...A Masterpiece! :))

[Daphnesaray]

@dirtyblondny

I don't think I've ever read a better or more apt posting on Youtube. When I first heard this recording many years ago I thought "she'll never make the last note her voice is breaking up" - How wrong was I! A truly magnificent curtain call for a truly wonderful singer who gave everything she had in this performance.

Thank you Mr Kings Row for posting it and reming me how great was Judy.

[xander7ful]

She hit it out of the park!! Brava!!

[MrDACooling]

The reason Judy attracts gay men is simply, they recognize true art, and unimaginable talent, just like a great opera,timeless

[rhylmark]

i am a failed gay.. how could i not know this....amazing..(but with judy i expect nothing less).

[JadeTomZ]

Judy was certainly the most emotional live singer ever.

you could feel her pain and thats why her audience in her later days was mostly gay men.

[hirchik]

@MrKingsRow Spot on :)

[pusspleaser134]

Truly a Rose in this song I mean she gave it her all all the time but this one is the that she felt every time in her own heart.you have to have felt this in order to sing this as she did.My GOD she is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Th­at is an other thing she knew how to breath!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!! Still loving you Barb...

[winifredatwell]

Thank you very much for the fine visual tribute to what I have always thought one of Judy's great live vocals. This reading is powerful and moving, and the orchestra blazing in back in the final chorus still makes the hair on the back of my head stand up. No one is going to attempt that final note in the middle of an hour's singing. \Thank you also for the tasteful closing image. The Judy Garland rose is, like the star herself, loved all over the world.

[valentinewali]

She makes you crie... She is the best