watch how she whips that mic wire. If she could have strung up the whole world--all the hate and evil and pain she would have. Pure emotion. And that standing ovation went on and on...
Judy’s show was live on Sunday night. This was shown just after President Kennedy was killed. JFK was her very close friend and she opened this song with “This one is for you Jack”, it was removed because the network thought it was too political. Love Judy ☮️❤️
The history of this song alone always makes it an emotional experience, and Judy Garland's is one of the few singers who can bring me to tears with just the sound of her voice anyways, the two combined??? forget about it🤧
Wow, you were invested in that song. You spoke of Judy’s physical expressions possibly describing her emotions during her performance and yet the same could be said of your facial expressions here. The strain of concentration and, perhaps, connectivity were visible on your face. To my mind, that is what reaction videos are about. Being genuine, not forcing an emotion or expressing admiration nor interest when there is none. Rather, simply appreciating good music. Keep up the good work, Dani.
This was so wonderful. I loved this video and your honesty and openness about your feelings and observation toward a woman that was so suppressed and belittled in her life as she was mocked and called the ugly fat hunchback and compared to Lana Turner and Liz Taylor and was told too bad you aren't as pretty as them....she didn't know how beloved she was until her later years when she sold out concert halls and got to see her fans one on one. Also, I grew up with one of the Kennedy family members as my grandmother was their maid for almost 40 years. They were like family and kept my Nana on because she was true family. As a kid my own family lived in a gated community while my grandmother and I lived in 3 rooms and the kitchen stove heated our home. I was on a kids show and later went on to be a male model (which was ridiculous as they airbrushed chest hair on me that I didn't have at age 16 in highschool!) I did the 90s teen dramas and sitcoms....and do you know who always showed up? Joan K, my grandmother and my Mum....to this day I remember what it was like to be loved by people that were not of my blood but were my family. I wish I could remember my favorite Kennedy...Bobby. Apparently my siblings and dad said I was the bastard child of Bobby....I assure you I am not...but, whenever the adults would reminisce they would say Bobby told my grandmother that he wished I was his boy because all children were God's kids....black or white....or blond in a family of brown haired as*holes. Also, Judy was a good friend of Jack Kennedy and whenever he was overwhelmed he'd get Judy on the phone to sing Over The Rainbow. If you watch the Crown when Jack and Jackie met the Queen following an engagement in France that was a huge success because Jackie stepped in because Jack had an autoimmune disease that came out of remission during the European tour...he would call Judy wherever she was and she would council him...like a Mum.
I enjoyed this performance by Judy. The way she sings really warms my soul. What a great song, and I am glad I got to hear the whole song. I do not believe I ever heard all of it before. Thank you, Dani!
Judy Garland and myself where born in the same town, her childhood home is a museum now. My sister was obsessed with the Wizard of Oz and got to meet a handful of the cast of WoO at the house. A pair of the ruby red slippers was stolen from the museum and weren't recovered till years later, the area's full of iron ore Mines and everyone figured the slippers had been dumped into one the Mines by the theif.
After the Judy finished this song, she looked straight at the camera and said, "That was for you, Jack." The executives at CBS cut her saying that -- and that was terrible, because she loved JFK and the viewing audience knew it -- and it would have been so wonderful to see. It is great that the story of her not wanting to perform right after the assassination -- but CBS said no one would remember John Kennedy in two weeks. She had to sing -- and she sang it for him.
If you want to explore more of her stuff The Man Who Got Away Get Happy Old Man River Come Rain or Come Shine All show her how powerful voice is. (These all have live videos on here)
I remember when this kind of patriotism was expressed openly in our country and it is sorely missed today but I believe in miracles and the memory of JFK lives on, perhaps in ways we don’t yet understand, but will. what a great performance by Judy Garland! Thanks for showing this Dani!
CBS did not want her to do it. They censored it so she left the last minutes of the show on the official document that went to execs blank. She and the late president were great friends and the CBS cut what she said just before she sang the song out of the show. She looked into the camera and said, 'this is for you Jack'
Dani, Battle Hymn of The Republic by Judy Garland was superbly and amazing too. Judy Garland daughter Liza Minnelli have amazing voice herself. You would think its is the singing voice of Judy Garland coming out of her mouth, both of them almost sound the same.
Judy my first crush as a little boy listening to her sing "Over The Rainbow back in the early 70s and what i have read about her personal battles and how strong she was to keep working.
She loved jfk,she did a lot of fundraising for him for the 1960 presidential election.jfk loved over the rainbow,and she’d sang it to him over the phone when she called the whitehouse.If you look on the internet,there is a few photo’s of Judy in the Oval Office with jfk
She is saying, He has sounded forth the trumpet That shall never call retreat; He is sifting out the hearts of men Before His judgement seat; Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him; Be jubilant, my feet; Our God is marching on. (To answer The Father as He sounds the trumpet, no retreat, but be obedient to His call to march on.)
@@texasps91 Thanks for the words of the hymn, which anybody can google, but that is not what Judy is singing. Listen carefully. If you don't know the meaning, you're not alone. Maybe somebody else does.
When she sings "let us die to make men free," there's no way not to get chills all over your body.
I've been driving listening to this song and I tear up everytime I hear that part
Just WOW!!! Judy mourning her good friend JFK. So powerful. Breaks my heart.
There has never been anyone greater than Miss Garland, no one.
Judy was an incredibly sensitive and emotional person who always sang from the heart
watch how she whips that mic wire. If she could have strung up the whole world--all the hate and evil and pain she would have. Pure emotion. And that standing ovation went on and on...
Judy’s show was live on Sunday night. This was shown just after President Kennedy was killed. JFK was her very close friend and she opened this song with “This one is for you Jack”, it was removed because the network thought it was too political. Love Judy ☮️❤️
That was a stellar performance from Judy Garland's soul.
The history of this song alone always makes it an emotional experience, and Judy Garland's is one of the few singers who can bring me to tears with just the sound of her voice anyways, the two combined??? forget about it🤧
Judy was pissed, confused, resolute and determined to find her way through the terrible assassination, like we all were.
Judy is unmatched live!
What a Tremendous performance! 🇺🇸
What an absolute legend. Fell in love with her in Wizard of Oz, and she just kept getting more and more fabulous.
Wow, you were invested in that song. You spoke of Judy’s physical expressions possibly describing her emotions during her performance and yet the same could be said of your facial expressions here. The strain of concentration and, perhaps, connectivity were visible on your face. To my mind, that is what reaction videos are about. Being genuine, not forcing an emotion or expressing admiration nor interest when there is none. Rather, simply appreciating good music. Keep up the good work, Dani.
I have never heard this song interpreted by Judy Garland. Very impressive. Thank you Dani for this.👏👏👏
Just all I can say is it's Judy Garland!! Her God given voice will march on forever!!!
You HAVE to see and hear Judy with Barbara Streisand on Judy's show singing happy days are here again
Ohh I have to!
this came from her soul.she was so talented,my mum used to sit in awe when she was on
This was so wonderful. I loved this video and your honesty and openness about your feelings and observation toward a woman that was so suppressed and belittled in her life as she was mocked and called the ugly fat hunchback and compared to Lana Turner and Liz Taylor and was told too bad you aren't as pretty as them....she didn't know how beloved she was until her later years when she sold out concert halls and got to see her fans one on one. Also, I grew up with one of the Kennedy family members as my grandmother was their maid for almost 40 years. They were like family and kept my Nana on because she was true family. As a kid my own family lived in a gated community while my grandmother and I lived in 3 rooms and the kitchen stove heated our home. I was on a kids show and later went on to be a male model (which was ridiculous as they airbrushed chest hair on me that I didn't have at age 16 in highschool!) I did the 90s teen dramas and sitcoms....and do you know who always showed up? Joan K, my grandmother and my Mum....to this day I remember what it was like to be loved by people that were not of my blood but were my family. I wish I could remember my favorite Kennedy...Bobby. Apparently my siblings and dad said I was the bastard child of Bobby....I assure you I am not...but, whenever the adults would reminisce they would say Bobby told my grandmother that he wished I was his boy because all children were God's kids....black or white....or blond in a family of brown haired as*holes. Also, Judy was a good friend of Jack Kennedy and whenever he was overwhelmed he'd get Judy on the phone to sing Over The Rainbow. If you watch the Crown when Jack and Jackie met the Queen following an engagement in France that was a huge success because Jackie stepped in because Jack had an autoimmune disease that came out of remission during the European tour...he would call Judy wherever she was and she would council him...like a Mum.
Thank you for this. A great legend, a powerful performer.
I enjoyed this performance by Judy. The way she sings really warms my soul. What a great song, and I am glad I got to hear the whole song. I do not believe I ever heard all of it before. Thank you, Dani!
Judy Garland and myself where born in the same town, her childhood home is a museum now. My sister was obsessed with the Wizard of Oz and got to meet a handful of the cast of WoO at the house. A pair of the ruby red slippers was stolen from the museum and weren't recovered till years later, the area's full of iron ore Mines and everyone figured the slippers had been dumped into one the Mines by the theif.
Nice to see a fellow iron ranger! I'm from Chisholm
Marble my first 6 years
After the Judy finished this song, she looked straight at the camera and said, "That was for you, Jack." The executives at CBS cut her saying that -- and that was terrible, because she loved JFK and the viewing audience knew it -- and it would have been so wonderful to see. It is great that the story of her not wanting to perform right after the assassination -- but CBS said no one would remember John Kennedy in two weeks. She had to sing -- and she sang it for him.
If you want to explore more of her stuff
The Man Who Got Away
Get Happy
Old Man River
Come Rain or Come Shine
All show her how powerful voice is. (These all have live videos on here)
What a soulful stunning performance!!
82 years ago...Somewhere over the rainbow. Imaging that. When i see Judy I always think of OZ.
I remember when this kind of patriotism was expressed openly in our country and it is sorely missed today but I believe in miracles and the memory of JFK lives on, perhaps in ways we don’t yet understand, but will. what a great performance by Judy Garland! Thanks for showing this Dani!
CBS did not want her to do it. They censored it so she left the last minutes of the show on the official document that went to execs blank. She and the late president were great friends and the CBS cut what she said just before she sang the song out of the show. She looked into the camera and said, 'this is for you Jack'
Can you do Judy singing Old Man River from episode 1 of The Judy Garland Show please?
Dani, Battle Hymn of The Republic by Judy Garland was superbly and amazing too. Judy Garland daughter Liza Minnelli have amazing voice herself. You would think its is the singing voice of Judy Garland coming out of her mouth, both of them almost sound the same.
Judy my first crush as a little boy listening to her sing "Over The Rainbow back in the early 70s and what i have read about her personal battles and how strong she was to keep working.
Judy Garland singing Old Man River is so amazing and iconic. Please react to it :)
And As Long as he Needs Me.
All those words just to describe an artist who was 100% present and committed.
maybe this is the reason why Elvis was so admirative about Judy Garland
Fantastic video!
That was awesome. i love judy. Gone to soon. What a shame.
Best singer ever
She loved jfk,she did a lot of fundraising for him for the 1960 presidential election.jfk loved over the rainbow,and she’d sang it to him over the phone when she called the whitehouse.If you look on the internet,there is a few photo’s of Judy in the Oval Office with jfk
I wish you would do a reaction video to Gordon Lightfoot's song based on the true story, "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald".
Very Sensitive Reaction ❤️🩹
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Thanks been requesting this song from many reviewers. You are first to review.
Please for your Elvis list
Don’t
Awsome reaction please react to free me by Roger Daltrey it's truly amazing you will love it
Hi Dani☺
i ccan't stop thinkig to american trilogy by Elvis
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This is for you Jack honoring President John F Kennedy
Wow that was a no BS performance. Bet ya Lady Gaga was Judy Garland last lifetime.
She was friends with JFK. We all were 😔
Can you, or anyone, explain the meaning of this at 3:11 "Be me feet, my jupithee."
She is saying,
He has sounded forth the trumpet
That shall never call retreat;
He is sifting out the hearts of men
Before His judgement seat;
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him;
Be jubilant, my feet;
Our God is marching on.
(To answer The Father as He sounds the trumpet, no retreat, but be obedient to His call
to march on.)
@@texasps91 Thanks for the words of the hymn, which anybody can google, but that is not what Judy is singing. Listen carefully. If you don't know the meaning, you're not alone. Maybe somebody else does.
Another person doing what so many others already do. Why do you think anyone cares what you think ?