Over the Rainbow - Judy Garland - Oct 7, 1938 - Recording Session
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2016
- Here is a partial recording of Judy Garland's recording session for The Wizard of Oz. Taking place on October 7, 1938, this is the recording session where she would first record what would be her signature song, "Over the Rainbow."
The takes have been mostly synced to the film's final footage. Editing on the final take remains unfinished. Originally intended to be uploaded on the now defunct Rare Media Archive of Musical Theare channel, the video was instead rendered and uploaded, in this unfinished form, to my personal channel ( / justinhoskie ) to honor the anniversary of this recording. - เพลง
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I can't wrap my mind around the fact that this is literally a baby singing with this level of passion and artistry. There will never be another Judy.
Rip sweetheart and thank u for sharing ur talent with the world 😘
For some reason I think she vere kind
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The legendary, adorable, beautiful, very intelligent and extremely talented Judy Garland is the perfect Dorothy Gale! Thank you for posting and sharing this beautiful, classic Academy Award Winning song and performance!
Never heard this before. Fascinating. The final cut was perfection to my ears, but obviously a lot of hard work and expertise went into getting there to create perhaps the greatest piece of cinema magic in the whole history of movies.
This beautiful, classic Academy Award Winning Song recorded on October 7, 1938, is the best version ever! This song truly belongs only to Judy Garland! I am so glad the slower version was used in the final movie! Both versions are excellent!
It doesn't get any better than this! Judy Garland at only 16 who portrayed Dorothy Gale and Terry the female Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto in the 1939 MGM classic movie The Wizard of Oz is pure movie magic!
I still cry to this song makes me think about my mom to my much
so sad
She was 16, 16 years old!
This beautiful, classic Academy Ward Winning song truly belongs only to Judy Garland! The Octor7, 1938 recording is the best ever and so is this movie clip!
she has a kick-ass voice
Thank you 😊
Amazing--love to jump to the version they used at 0:42 or so, but interesting to have the false start, as well and see that the work/different attempt(s) that went into getting the 'perfect' version that come down through the ages.
Judy’s voice was absolutely gorgeous! ❤ what has Hollywood done to her?
My baby judy🤗💝
At funerals, and I work plenty of them, IZ version is what is played. I like it but it is her version that will send me to Heaven.
I’m not entirely sure but I think what they did was combine takes five and six to make the cut that appeared in the movie. Sounds like they took the "Somewhere over the rainbow, wayup high" in the beginning from take five and then took that part out of take six and left the rest of it.
Yep! That's exactly what they did.
WOW
2020
OVER THE RAINBOW, AUTORES HAROLD ARLEN E YIP HARBURG, ETERNA.ABRAÇOS CORDIAIS.
While Recording Over the Rainbow Judy Coughed At The First Take
How do you know
Did you hear the first take
Sauce, right know.
Probably cause the cigarettes
@@jerribarnard885 0:28
Before The Part If Happy Little Bluebirds Fly, The Birds Did Not Chirp During The Orchestra In Take 7
Judy Garland Suddenly Coughed
She did-?
That’s what happens when you don’t drink water before you sing, not blaming her tho.
During Take 5 Of Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Judy Garland Coughed While Shot
Good Thing She Drank Water After That And Then Proceed For Take 6
I Want To Be In The Book With You See The Tour Land of OZ.
And Ask The Wizard For A Diet Root beer.
Danny B.
Take 7 May Have Too Much For A Sweet Girl Like Judy Garland Herself
who is the guy giving direction in the background.
Arlen or Harburg possibly.
I agree with @MaskedMan66, but I wonder if it could also possibly have been Victor Fleming, the Director of the film. I heard in an interview with Judy on a talkshow, I can’t remember which, that Victor Fleming was always up on a boom microphone. I don’t have any vision so I can’t tell you if there’s anything going on on the screen but it does sound like there is somebody using a microphone, so it could be him.
My baby judy🤗💝