Judy Garland and Martha Raye - Glenn Miller Medley
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- January 14, 1964: Videotaping of both the dress rehearsal (from 5:30 to 7 p.m.) and the final performance (from 9 to 10:30 p.m.) of "Episode Eighteen" of "The Judy Garland Show," at CBS Television City, Stage 43, Hollywood.
The show had been on a holiday break since December 23, 1963, and had just resumed rehearsals on January 11th.
Judy's guests were Martha Raye, Peter Lawford, Rich Little, and Ken Murray. Judy sang: "76 Trombones"; "I'm Old Fashioned" (part of a sketch with Lawford); "Glenn Miller Medley" (with Raye, the dress rehearsal performance was used for the broadcast); "Hit Parade 1964" with Ray and Lawford; "All Alone"; and "Oh Lord, I'm On My Way." The latter two were part of the "Trunk" segment. It was originally planned for Judy to sing "Just You, Just Me" but she dropped that, on camera, saying "Let's not do the fast one."
Judy also taped a segment featuring impressionist Rich Little singing "The Man That Got Away" as different famous stars and another segment of "Ken Murray and His Hollywood Home Movies."
This episode aired on January 26, 1964, just after the annual broadcast of "The Wizard of Oz."
We all know what a talent Judy was. Let’s just take a moment to celebrate Martha Raye.
Absolutely ... and, to think, they shared a husband!
Martha Rays actually had a really solid voice. She sounds great.
She was a band singer before she was scouted for Hollywood
If you think this is impressive, search "Martha Raye scat singing".
@@Dunstlookalike Going right now to find "Martha Ray scat singing"...
@@patrickweyland-smith1023 That would explain a lot! Not an easy job, I know :))
She's even better plural!
Judy is ofc amazing, but I hope y'all ain't sleepin on Martha Raye here--much better voice than I ever had a clue of. Anyone who can give-and-take w Judy gets a gold star.
I always thought Martha Raye was hilarious, but I didn't remember that she could sing that well. I really enjoyed seeing and hearing this.
I was pleasantly surprised, too.
Sat on a barstool next to Martha Rae in Laguna beach and never laughed so much, before I left I got an autograph for my mom
Met Martha Raye in Saigon in line at the commissary. She and Bob Hope were in line with the rest of us soldiers. She had on a uniform.
She was a nurse who was also decorated for her service in WW2
If you don't mind me asking, what year was that?
My dad won a Army Special Forces (Green Beret) soldier of the year award in 1973 in SoCal (Los Alamitos Air Station). Martha was at the award ceremony but then came back to my parent's house for drinks after. I was 7-8 years old and she found out we had a cat and wanted to see it (she was also famous as an animal lover) -- so she came into my (messy) bedroom to meet our cat Tigger.
Not many can say they had Martha Raye in their bedroom! ;-)
I adored Martha Rae when I was a kid. She was a great talent and her voice was wonderful. I miss those old days here at 75 years of age. So glad I was born in 1948.😊
Didn’t think anyone could give Judy a run for her money, but Martha is a revelation! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Martha kept messing it up on purpose but such a good duet
There's a video of Martha imitating Judy singing Over The Rainbow
actually there were a number of performers gave Judy a run for her money. You just did not realize it. When a performer like Lena Horne or Peggy Lee were on the show, they also gave her a run for their money, but you do not realize it, what you do notice is a much more energized Judy giving us everything and then some because she was singing with someone worthy of how good she was/is/and will always be. Judy was highly competitive, and to get the best out of her, you surround her with the best and watch her soar. Compared to acts like the Dillards (also on the show), where you see her going through the motions so to speak.
It's unfathomable to me that this caliber of a show was ever ever WEEKLY fare. Classy and fun and bursting with life.
Ms Raye was a 1940s legend in her own right, which the generation taking this show in would certainly know. No trouble holding her own here. She used to do a brilliant Judy Garland impersonation as a part of her act as well. Such talented women-and that band!
Martha Raye was a registered surgical nurse and more than once she used this knowledge when she was overseas entertaining the troops with the USO.
God bless her.
Given all the constant emotional turmoil in Judy Garland's life it's so refreshing to see her laugh and get outside of herself.
Judy, according to those close to her, had a whacky sense of humor. Apparently, she enjoyed a laugh and was fun to be around. Yes, she had emotional struggles (doesn’t everyone) but she is not the tragic figure many people attribute to her.
Quite intriguing how two wonderful and talented ladies with simple attire; no background singers or dancers, are more entertaining and charismatic than any entertainer today, i was literally smiling thru the entire performance!
Oh, when Judy sings "At last, my love has come along" at 2:36 . It's so beautiful and timeless, it sends shivers down my spine.
This was incredible. How unfortunate are those who will never experience such entertainment. I was born in 1980 and am ever so grateful to have had parents that really enjoyed this type of entertainment. I adore it.
One of my fav duet from the show. They're dressed like average ladies of their generation just cranking out the sweetest Glenn Miller medley
A very funny and entertaining duet by two entertainers, Martha Raye, an off beat comedienne, and Judy Garland, a dramatic singer. The combination is unique, a treasure.
I must confess I can't watch the new Judy movie getting a Best Actress Oscar when the lady herself so deserved the award. Love Judy Garland.
The movie was awful.Judy deserves so much better.
Darwin, I understand what you mean. BUT Judy Garland is more famous with anyone over 30 than Renee Zellweger. Yes--- Judy Garland was very deserving of acclaim. It is unfortunate that the acclaim came after her death. But it is acclaim nonetheless, and I would imagine that even Zellweger would admit Judy is a Star with a CAPITAL S while Renee's star is somewhat smaller, regardless of the Oscar.
I thought the movie was ok, I did a good job really digging in to Judy’s life, but the singing was terrible, it didn’t capture Judy one bit.
Martha "Maggie" Raye was a fascinating woman. Her biography is a must read.
Thanks. I will check it out.
This duo worked very well together. Garland was a perfect fit for Raye's comedic ways.
2 dazzling dames swinging down memory lane.
I just love the authenticity of Martha Ray!
Watching this with a huge smile throughout. Wish they were paired more often, they really are having a blast, and the chemistry is palpable. Love hearing/seeing clips of Judy laughing, she really let it rip!
Totally agree 💜
Wow, that Martha Raye could sing.
Wow their voices just meld into each other. I love it.
Martha Ray was such a lovable ham and Darling Judy,, this was much fun ,
So funny and you really feel like this is the real Judy Garland ♥️
Martha has such melotic vibrato, so classy and goofy. Judy loved her ❤
Judy is hilarious while maintaining that beautiful voice. ❤️
Martha Raye's comedy style reminds me of Carol Burnett
Yes! She's a total ham.
Burnett was a fan of Martha and recorded an album with her.
For me it's more like Carols style reminds me of Martha's and Lucy's.
this is so cool!!! They play off each other and still can laugh!
Two of the best! So glad I grew up in the 60s and 70s. Real talent back then.
Im jealous! I wanted to be around from the 40s-on! I hate my era. I came in the 80s instead. But I am an old soul heart 😊
Me too!!
People forget or never knew what a formidable jazz singer Martha Raye was. She was right up there with the best of her day. (Singing opposite Judy Garland? Not a problem.) Her comedy and schick often overshadowed her vocal prowess. Her singing was almost incidental to her acting. Anita O'Day said to Dick Cavett on his show that Martha's singing was big influence on her.
I wonder if Martha's complaints about her head hurting could have something to do with drinking a little more Blue Nun with Judy than she had bargained for. All and all the comedic antics and musical talents utilized in this medley by both ladies are nothing short of stellar!
I had no idea Martha sang ... pretty amazing performance
Love both of these classical ladies. ❤
I'm LIVING for Judys hair in this-
Amazing woman! I wish she were still alive.
Looks like they had a lot of fun. Awesome.
They sure had a good time together, trying to to trip each other up. It's a real hoot !
What an amazing pair of talents. They both played off of each other just brilliantly!
Judy lived only 5 more years. I was a my father's golf club on Sunday morning , June 21, 1969, when announcer played a spiritual song by Judy and then announced she had died. What a performer. Dead at 47. Too sad.
I was riding on the NY subway to work in Manhattan and saw the front page of the NY Post...Judy Garland dead at 47...
Martha was a terrific singer. She could have been a top-notch jazz vocalist had she chosen that path. Too bad she didn't make more recordings.
I so agree! I have a cd of hers with the song “ Gone with the wind” and I wish she was more of a recording artist than a
comedienne.
I've never heard Martha Raye Sing before, shes got a beautiful voice & I like her impression of Judy Garland.
Sounded good together
Judy and Martha, who knew she could sing like that, together. What a treat!!!!!!
Martha Raye was a huge influence on one of jazz's great singers, Anita O'Day.
If you hear Martha sing Over the Rainbow, she let everybody know....
Absolutely fun & talent to boot! Such a travesty that we don’t have this kind of entertainment anymore.
SO EASY AND CHARMING.. rAYE WAS A GENIUS
Judy and guests. Some of the best ever entertainment.
Absolutely wonderful classic memories ❤️⭐️⭐️I’m now 58 and my Nana loved both these ladies and taught me in the 1970’s who Martha was 💎💎
I adore Martha Raye! That's hilarious rubber face of hers is incredible.😂❤
Two professionals who both grow up in Vaudeville.
Ms Raye’s roots in vaudeville are v obvious she needed to rein in the mugging for the small screen
I have a great fascination with the Judy Garland show. Great stuff!
I know she played for laughs but Martha had a voice....
Martha’s voice was equal to Judy’s but she had a different persona.
Definitely enjoyed watching two great and very talented ladies.
Love them both❤
OMG!!!❤️❤️❤️
Such talent that you won't find today.
Didnt know Martha could sing so well!
I will never get enough of this! So much talent between the two of them!
Two Great Ones!
What a hoot! Great entertainment from great entertainers. Loving this.
Oh they were great together!! Glad to see them having fun!
Happy birthday Judy!!
Wish judy could have seen Liza get her Oscar for Cabaret
I didn't realize Martha was so short. Great voices both of them.
Love these two talents together🎶
A powerful duo! Love this and their chemistry is great.
Omg I enjoyed that.
As hilarious as this is, I’d love to have seen the rehearsal
According to Coyne Steven Sanders' book, this was the rehearsal. The "final number" wasn't as good as this one, they couldn't top the magic, so they decided to use this instead ☺️.. 💜🌿
I have not smiled and laughed at a TH-cam video in a long time. Loved it
Love this
Love them!! Amazing! Hilarious!
Martha was such a hoot!
Two Gorgeous lady's,making me "wanna get happy" ../thanks Judy/❤❤
Excelentes Cantantes...muy simpáticas y grandes amigas..saludos
This always makes me smile 💜
I loved loved loved her in Alice.
I loved her as the Polident lady!
Martha Raye really hams it up in this dress rehearsal, bahahaha!!! 🤣
I never realized how much they sound alike.
this is magical! made my day
Two great, unique talents.
great clip. both of them look like they are having a ball
Just GLORIOUS
@4:05 wow!
Ah!!! so many memories!!!
Love both of these great ladies
two ladies having fun I love it
You had to know how to keep up or get out of the way with Martha Raye or you'd get run over, and Judy had the stuff.
I heard someone say once (it may have been Red Skelton, or another comedian) "When you work with Martha, you have to go Martha's way." Sometimes she couldn't read the cue cards and whatnot, but she tried to play to it, I think. I think Martha played well with Carol Burnett because at the time their "Chops" with honed.
How great is this!!!!
My God what a fantastic performance!
Two 'born in a trunk' gals. Martha Raye was born in Butte, Montana where her vaudeville parents were playing.
FABULOUS!! Thank you for posting!!
For me, Martha Ray will always be Madame Bonheur.
Back when singers could actually sing, and were great entertainers too.
thank you for posting this - such talent
That was fun to watch!
I love 💕 both these funny Ladies
A time when America was full of hope and seemed invincible, at least on the surface.
I think "hope" was the keyword of that generation.
Anita O’Day loved Martha Raye! Accused her of singing the consonants! 🤩
❤️❤️❤️ Magistrales!