WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Judy Garland - Get Happy REACTION

Her talent was off the charts! When healthy, she was the brightest star in the sky. I wish she could have had a kinder life.

Amber mentioned how Judy could command a stage, and Liza tells an anecdote about when she and her mama, Judy, were doing a series of shows together at The Palladium in London. Liza was just a teenager, coming into her own, and had a medley of songs that she sang during the show. Brought the house down, and she said she could see her mother offstage, cheering her on, but at a certain point, she looked over and her mother was primping and fixing her makeup, and then, in Liza’s words “Next thing I know, my mama is gone and it’s JUDY GARLAND walking out on the stage, and just the force of her blew me away!”

This was from Judy's 1950 performance in "Summer Stock." It was the last film she would make for MGM, She stared opposite Gene Kelly, and was a bit heavier than usual at the beginning of filming due to the studio having suspended her and throwing her into a depression. Struggling with the dance numbers, she was under pressure to lose weight quickly, and unfortunately started using pills to accomplish the task. Mid way through shooting, her brief sobriety would be over. What MGM Studios put this woman through is criminal. Her talent was, and still is, unmatched.

Filming of musical numbers can go into dozens of takes; Judy nailed this in just TWO. Despite what others say, she wasn't well during shooting: while she'd lost weight, she'd done so by taking pills to slim down again following a brief period of sobriety in 1949. By the standard of 1949-50 when this was filmed, she looked physically 'well' (i.e. slim) during these scenes, but she was still very unwell mentally. Which makes her performance all the more remarkable. It will have taken great effort, yet appears to be a phenomenally effortless display. She was an icon of professionalism, but this regimented dedication (drummed into her since childhood) was also her lifelong nemesis. RIP.

My favorite singer of all time. At Christmas listen to her sing Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.

OMG THE MAN THE GOT AWAY JUDY FROM A STAR IS BORN

If you want a great musical to watch there is no better than " Singing in the Rain". It's regarded as the best musical ever made.

Another Broadway great would be Ethel Merman singing "There's No Business Like Show Business'. Judy Garland had such a tough life. What they did to her during the filming of Wizard of Oz was criminal. I love how much fun you guys had watching this.

Guys, this is not Broadway. In fact, Judy Garland never appeared in a Broadway musical. As others have said, Judy's performance here of "Get Happy" is from the film "Summer Stock." And yes, you do need to watch Judy's duet with Barbra Streisand from Garland's TV show in the early '60s. It's legendary.

This song is from my favorite musical with her and Gene Kelly (Summer Stock 1950). Breaks my heart the world lost her at such a young age. Thanks for this.

hey there - please do the Judy Garland/Barbra Streisand duet - Come On Get Happy/Happy Days are Here Again. it is AMAZING!!!

Judy Garland singing The Man That Got Away is jaw dropping.

You do know, that Liza Minnelli, is Judy Garland’s daughter?

Get Happy is a song from the movie summer stock . Liza Minelli has said this is her favorite song that her mother performed

Judy was born to be on stage, literally - born into a performing family. For most of her adult life she appeared in movie musicals (it was the golden era for musicals on screen) but her concerts were legendary - her 1961 Carnegie Hall performance is still considered one of the greatest live shows of all time

R.I.P To A Beautiful Gorgeous Woman ❤❤❤❤ Judy Garland, Still Miss You Always

Judy Garland was my Moms favorite female singer. We inherited every one of her record albums.

Smile by Judy Garland is fantastic..❤❤

yes Barbra Streisand did Funny Girl on Broadway in 1964, love this video.

Yes, she did have tough times but the reason she could sell the happiness is because she also had so many joyful times and was known for her wicked sense of humour and love of laughing.