Such a beautiful song, and she looks so well here! I have no idea why this isn't our national anthem--the words are stirring and evocative of the promise of America and her highest ideals. The Star Spangled Banner is just....hey where's our flag? is it there? FREEEEEEEEEEEE
Oh my God: I have never heard anyone sing this song with more passion. She doesn't just sing a song.....she becomes the song !! Judy offers the best rendition of this song EVER !
The greatest voice of all time. When they elect the Presidents, they should have Judy's performance of this song broadcast on a big television screen because no other singer can deliver this song in the way Judy can. She has a magical and hypnotic force behind the voice that just reels you in from the first note to the last. This is how you sing a song with an emotional power. She is forever the greatest entertainer of all time.
This should be our national anthem...not a song about war that is difficult to sing. Bravo Judy..you "nailed" it !! Thought I made a previous comment...excuse me I am a 70 year old homeless person.. No memory loss just stress
I too have always thought that this simpler and more straightforward song should have been our national anthem . It seems so obvious to me . Such a timeless melody with equally timeless lyrics ….
Who were the 3 unAmericans who didn't like this. Judy was very PATRIOTIC, she loved her Country, and during her lifetime she entertained millions of US TROOPS, in person, and on the radio. God bless America JUDY.
what people tend to forget is that Liza acts the songs with her long loud voice (forgot who described Liza's voice like that) Judy Garland does not act a song, she embodies a song, heart, mind, body, soul, spirit, and thru every fibre of her being capable at the moment. Also very few people had the natural talent, breeding, and training that Judy did. Imagine a young amazingly talented child who has a father who owns a movie theatre, where you would sit and soak up everything there is about movies in the 1920/1930s, then couple that with all those crazy and hilarious acts like Happy Harry the most depressed comedian (which Judy being Judy, always juiced up a story to give it more flavors and laughs), then to be signed to metro during the mid 1930, and was able to mingle with the stars of the day, and soak up all that wit, and finally to be trained and stimulated by people like Roger Edens, Vincent Minnelli, and Chuck Walters, and so many others. Frances Gum's brilliant innate prodigal talent soaked all this up, and created Judy Garland, she was, is, and will always be so magnificent, the top of the line, and the standard for which a gold bar in performing standards should be the model. Liza did pretty well with the gifts she did receive, and had developed them and used them in a very resourceful and entertaining manner. Listen to Liza tell a story, she flounders in an almost Johnny One Note sort of a way, so she sticks simply entertaining. All three Garland kids love to laugh (a wonderful trademark), but do not have their mom's witty, crazy, mind like a fast steel trap, sense of humor. Peggy Lee once said something like, when Judy was not performing well, she was head and shoulder above most, and when she was, there was not a performer who could touch her.
Judy's mannerism while singing is so different and original. It is her signature style that no one can copy (not even Liza). Who can sing and move like that except Judy. May she rest in peace.
As a Canadian, I'm almost "jealous" that the Americans have this song. Why couldn't this be the national anthem? It's so full of hope! I'm curious to know what you think. bob in toronto
Not Biden, though; he is so selfishly Anti-American -- A sellout Commie. If you don't believe it now, and he does gain the Presidency, you'll believe it in the not-too-distant future.
Only 90 comments ?? Sigh … an American treasure ….. killin it !!! On a great anthem for the greatest country in the history of the world !!! Thank you Judy !!!
She nails this song as only she can! This was one of her great moments from her TV show and she had many of them! GOD BLESS AMERICA & GOD PLEASE HOLD OUR JUDY CLOSE TO YOUR INFINITE SACRED HEART! Thank you for giving her to us even if it was for just a short time.
I would love to hear her sing the National Anthem, and compare it to Whitney Houston, who sang it at the 1991 Super Bowl. I don't know who would win. They are two of our greatest singers. Judy had one of the best voices...ever.
Beautiful as always, including the late great Judy Garland, inside and out! Should be our national anthem! Much easier to sing with words written from a beautiful poem by Katherine Bates in Falmouth, Cape Cod, MA! Thanks for sharing german1024!
I totally agree and even Liza said she didn't have as good a voice as her mother and added that no one sang as well as her mother; even the great Streisand recently said that Barbra herself has a very very good voice, but that Judy had a great voice, and I wouldn't argue with Barbra Streisand's opinion.
Loveingly written by Irving Berlin and beautifully sung by Judy Garland. They have now banned the first version sung by Kate Smith, just hope Judy isn't next.
She never went for a high belt, why not, surely she could find a higher range, or was it just not fashionable or seen as appropriate. I love the power in her voice, in her range, with the vibrato, it is immense, I just wish she'd have gone upscale on occasion.
Judy was a contralto, so her range is lower. But yes, she seldom used her head voice or a mixed belt. Eydie Gorme and Streisand did, but most female singers were more low key in those days. You seldom heard all that their voices could do. People wanted that richness that only Garland's full throttle voice provided. She does hit a C5 at the end of What Now My love and By Myself has a run of building high notes, ending in a sustained belt. The soundtrack version of Born in a Trunk has the most gorgeous high note that Garland ever sang.....in pocatello Iiiii Daaahh HOOooooo. It's very high and pure, her vibrato spins those last three syllables off into outer space. The ring of her voice is unmatched by any popular singer. (Whitney comes very close, Aretha and Celine had some too:) The resonance of vocal production is called the ring of a voice. It's like church bells or cymbals. You feel in in the pit of your stomach and the voice literally RINGS! Garland's recorded version of Danny Boy also has a gorgeous climatic note where you'd expect it. Judy was known for her thrilling crescendos - heard here and in many of her songs. No one has that grand swell to their voice from an already full sound that opens to something even more profoundly powerful and resonant. Listen to As Long as He Needs Me or the thrilling last lines of Old Man River or her Carnegie Hall version of Stormy Weather.....It's like her jaw unhinges and the most gorgeous and powerful sound comes forth to shatter your reality. It's not all about high notes.
@@TombCat No I realise that, of course not, much of Aretha's beauty is in her lower register, she can milk you without having to barely go from and A to a B.. I must say that much of what you describe in relation to Judy can be attributed to Aretha who for me had the greatest voice in recording history. But I will most definitely listen to the Judy tracks that you mention. By the way it is documented and I have read it - that Aretha once said that Garland was the most soulful singer she ever heard, because that was it, their unique ability to emote through song in a way that leaves the others trailing in their wake.
I realize Judy Garland is sacrosanct, but if anyone is interested in hearing a stirring rendition, sung impeccably with beautiful voice, consummate diction, deep feeling, and no histrionics, I direct you to another legend, Mary Martin.
Pretty sure she ate 38 Quaaludes and a jug of Bacardi before dressing in a potato sack, getting struck by lightning, and falling into a mud puddle just before taking the stage . And she Still. Nailed it. Only Judy Garland.
A true Judy fan would never insult her like you just did. You may have found that amusing, I found it disgusting. She deserves a heck of a lot more respect than you obviously don't have.
She had recently finished singing one of her classic songs, A Couple of Swells from Easter Parade… a hobo song/dance act she did with Fred Astaire (but did solo on this particular episode of her television show). She always blacks out one of her teeth for the song and prior to singing America the Beautiful Mort Lindsey, her conductor, was helping her wipe the black off her teeth. The entire show is great, it’s on TH-cam as shown number 21 or 22 I think, of her 26 episode show from 1963. I love how Judy could be beautiful and glamorous could be but had no trouble looking messy and tossled, even when reverently singing one of our nation’s national anthems.
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Such a beautiful song, and she looks so well here! I have no idea why this isn't our national anthem--the words are stirring and evocative of the promise of America and her highest ideals. The Star Spangled Banner is just....hey where's our flag? is it there? FREEEEEEEEEEEE
Oh my God: I have never heard anyone sing this song with more passion. She doesn't just sing a song.....she becomes the song !! Judy offers the best rendition of this song EVER !
To compare Judy Garland with any other singer is just ridiculous because Judy Garland is and will ALWAYS be, incomparable! ❤️
It is nice to hear a patriotic song in this time of our country being torn apart.
Only truly great singers make it look easy . Effortless with pure class
Oh, sweet, gorgeous, tiny lady. Why do you make me cry? Nobody, no way, no time, nothing will ever be better than you.
The greatest voice of all time. When they elect the Presidents, they should have Judy's performance of this song broadcast on a big television screen because no other singer can deliver this song in the way Judy can. She has a magical and hypnotic force behind the voice that just reels you in from the first note to the last. This is how you sing a song with an emotional power. She is forever the greatest entertainer of all time.
This should be our national anthem...not a song about war that is difficult to sing. Bravo Judy..you "nailed" it !! Thought I made a previous comment...excuse me I am a 70 year old homeless person..
No memory loss just stress
I too have always thought that this simpler and more straightforward song should have been our national anthem .
It seems so obvious to me . Such a timeless melody with equally timeless lyrics ….
The way Judy delivers songs that praise AMERICA, she was a true patriot.
Who were the 3 unAmericans who didn't like this. Judy was very PATRIOTIC, she loved her Country, and during her lifetime she entertained millions of US TROOPS, in person, and on the radio. God bless America JUDY.
You left us too early Judy. Sleep well. God bless you.
She looking down, keeping her eyes on her kids.
The one and Only Judy Garland!
what people tend to forget is that Liza acts the songs with her long loud voice (forgot who described Liza's voice like that) Judy Garland does not act a song, she embodies a song, heart, mind, body, soul, spirit, and thru every fibre of her being capable at the moment. Also very few people had the natural talent, breeding, and training that Judy did. Imagine a young amazingly talented child who has a father who owns a movie theatre, where you would sit and soak up everything there is about movies in the 1920/1930s, then couple that with all those crazy and hilarious acts like Happy Harry the most depressed comedian (which Judy being Judy, always juiced up a story to give it more flavors and laughs), then to be signed to metro during the mid 1930, and was able to mingle with the stars of the day, and soak up all that wit, and finally to be trained and stimulated by people like Roger Edens, Vincent Minnelli, and Chuck Walters, and so many others. Frances Gum's brilliant innate prodigal talent soaked all this up, and created Judy Garland, she was, is, and will always be so magnificent, the top of the line, and the standard for which a gold bar in performing standards should be the model. Liza did pretty well with the gifts she did receive, and had developed them and used them in a very resourceful and entertaining manner. Listen to Liza tell a story, she flounders in an almost Johnny One Note sort of a way, so she sticks simply entertaining. All three Garland kids love to laugh (a wonderful trademark), but do not have their mom's witty, crazy, mind like a fast steel trap, sense of humor. Peggy Lee once said something like, when Judy was not performing well, she was head and shoulder above most, and when she was, there was not a performer who could touch her.
Well said; and so very truthful!!!
I believe Peggy Lee knew what the hell she was talking about.
Judy truly was and is America's Treasure !
No words... Simply the best!
❤️ The Great Judy Garland.
Without doubt, the greatest singer and greatest voice of all time!
Judy's mannerism while singing is so different and original. It is her signature style that no one can copy (not even Liza). Who can sing and move like that except Judy. May she rest in peace.
As a Canadian, I'm almost "jealous" that the Americans have this song. Why couldn't this be the national anthem? It's so full of hope! I'm curious to know what you think. bob in toronto
How can ANYONE not love this??????? Great song and performance. I think they should play this video when every president gets inaugurated.
Not Biden, though; he is so selfishly Anti-American -- A sellout Commie. If you don't believe it now, and he does gain the Presidency, you'll believe it in the not-too-distant future.
@@gigihess4229 This CREATURE must be stopped.
Judy....you are still missed. We have you in our hearts forever
Nobody can ever duplicate this performance of America the Beautiful. Judy's expression while singing is beyond compare.
Only 90 comments ?? Sigh … an American treasure ….. killin it !!! On a great anthem for the greatest country in the history of the world !!! Thank you Judy !!!
We do have a lovely country. She sang this song beatifully
I think this July 4, everybody should share this on their Facebook page.
Fantastic Judy! x
Gosh that is so beautiful!! I don't know how to react without looking foolish.
Aloha Judy Garland and german1024 !!! Love your rendition of "America The Beautiful." Thank you so much !!! Robert S.J. Hu Sept. 2, 2020.
great voice with passion
She nails this song as only she can! This was one of her great moments from her TV show and she had many of them! GOD BLESS AMERICA & GOD PLEASE HOLD OUR JUDY CLOSE TO YOUR INFINITE SACRED HEART! Thank you for giving her to us even if it was for just a short time.
This is called INCREDIBLE inspiration that only Judy Garland can deliver !
I would love to hear her sing the National Anthem, and compare it to Whitney Houston, who sang it at the 1991 Super Bowl. I don't know who would win. They are two of our greatest singers. Judy had one of the best voices...ever.
Simply the Best....no one touches her, then or now!
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Beautiful as always, including the late great Judy Garland, inside and out! Should be our national anthem! Much easier to sing with words written from a beautiful poem by Katherine Bates in Falmouth, Cape Cod, MA! Thanks for sharing german1024!
I agree with the person who said that THIS should be our national anthem. Much better song than The Star Spangled Banner.
Bravo!!! This should be our national anthem
AWESOME! SHE BLOWS EVERYONE'S DOORS OFF. AND PLEASE STOP COMPARING LIZA TO HER MOTHER. LIZA ISN'T IN THE SAME BALLPARK AS HER MOTHER. NO ONE IS.
Terry Grant Not even close.
Like Liza, somewhat; but with Judy there's no need to qualify the word like (and actually the word for Judy is LOVE). 3/2020
I totally agree and even Liza said she didn't have as good a voice as her mother and added that no one sang as well as her mother; even the great Streisand recently said that Barbra herself has a very very good voice, but that Judy had a great voice, and I wouldn't argue with Barbra Streisand's opinion.
Hollywoods BEST ever.....
God bless america.
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL , MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU FOREVER !
wonderful Judy!
Dec 2020 still listening. Merry Christmas!
Талант от бога.
Loveingly written by Irving Berlin and beautifully sung by Judy Garland. They have now banned the first version sung by Kate Smith, just hope Judy isn't next.
Irving Berlin didn't write this,?? He wrote "God Bless America".
She never went for a high belt, why not, surely she could find a higher range, or was it just not fashionable or seen as appropriate. I love the power in her voice, in her range, with the vibrato, it is immense, I just wish she'd have gone upscale on occasion.
Judy was a contralto, so her range is lower. But yes, she seldom used her head voice or a mixed belt. Eydie Gorme and Streisand did, but most female singers were more low key in those days. You seldom heard all that their voices could do. People wanted that richness that only Garland's full throttle voice provided. She does hit a C5 at the end of What Now My love and By Myself has a run of building high notes, ending in a sustained belt. The soundtrack version of Born in a Trunk has the most gorgeous high note that Garland ever sang.....in pocatello Iiiii Daaahh HOOooooo. It's very high and pure, her vibrato spins those last three syllables off into outer space. The ring of her voice is unmatched by any popular singer. (Whitney comes very close, Aretha and Celine had some too:) The resonance of vocal production is called the ring of a voice. It's like church bells or cymbals. You feel in in the pit of your stomach and the voice literally RINGS!
Garland's recorded version of Danny Boy also has a gorgeous climatic note where you'd expect it. Judy was known for her thrilling crescendos - heard here and in many of her songs. No one has that grand swell to their voice from an already full sound that opens to something even more profoundly powerful and resonant. Listen to As Long as He Needs Me or the thrilling last lines of Old Man River or her Carnegie Hall version of Stormy Weather.....It's like her jaw unhinges and the most gorgeous and powerful sound comes forth to shatter your reality. It's not all about high notes.
@@TombCat No I realise that, of course not, much of Aretha's beauty is in her lower register, she can milk you without having to barely go from and A to a B..
I must say that much of what you describe in relation to Judy can be attributed to Aretha who for me had the greatest voice in recording history. But I will most definitely listen to the Judy tracks that you mention. By the way it is documented and I have read it - that Aretha once said that Garland was the most soulful singer she ever heard, because that was it, their unique ability to emote through song in a way that leaves the others trailing in their wake.
this was after her show was cancelled/ or during it/i never saw this.
I realize Judy Garland is sacrosanct, but if anyone is interested in hearing a stirring rendition, sung impeccably with beautiful voice, consummate diction, deep feeling, and no histrionics, I direct you to another legend, Mary Martin.
LOL! Why does it look like she just got done performing "Couple of Swells" like from "Easter Parade"?
Because she had.
It's quite likely she had (just performed "A Couple of wells"). In part she looks rather youthful here.
What's on her face?
It's because just prior to this song she performed th-cam.com/video/QZRkvv-Y76s/w-d-xo.html
Don’t understand why this can’t be the National Anthem. So much better...
I AGREE!!!!!!!
Pretty sure she ate 38 Quaaludes and a jug of Bacardi before dressing in a potato sack, getting struck by lightning, and falling into a mud puddle just before taking the stage . And she Still. Nailed it. Only Judy Garland.
Lol i was thinking something similiar!
Sarcasm can be wonderful. (It was sarcasm, right?)
A true Judy fan would never insult her like you just did. You may have found that amusing, I found it disgusting. She deserves a heck of a lot more respect than you obviously don't have.
You know nothing about Judy to make such a tasteless and idiotic comment like that.
Marisan Marisan Met Judy Several Times - The Greatest Then and Forever +++++
What happened to her face and hair?
She had recently finished singing one of her classic songs, A Couple of Swells from Easter Parade… a hobo song/dance act she did with Fred Astaire (but did solo on this particular episode of her television show). She always blacks out one of her teeth for the song and prior to singing America the Beautiful Mort Lindsey, her conductor, was helping her wipe the black off her teeth. The entire show is great, it’s on TH-cam as shown number 21 or 22 I think, of her 26 episode show from 1963. I love how Judy could be beautiful and glamorous could be but had no trouble looking messy and tossled, even when reverently singing one of our nation’s national anthems.
It's time for this woke, DEI, and Red/Blue shit to end !
This song, and its performer, points the way to restoration.
ayyye, ayyye, dudeee looks like a ladyyy