The Texas Tornado (Pigskin Parade); Dear Mr. Gable /You
Made Me Love You (Broadway Melody of 1938); Over the
Rainbow (The Wizard of Oz); I'm Nobody's Baby (Andy Hardy
Meets Debutante); F.D.R. Jones (Babes on Broadway); For
Me and My Girl (For Me and My Girl); The Trolley Song
(Meet Me in St Louis); The Boy Next Door (Meet Me in
St Louis); On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe (The
Harvey Girls); Look for the Silver Lining (Till The Clouds
Roll By); Mack the Black (The Pirate); Easter
Parade (Easter Parade); Johnny One Note (Words
and Music); Last Night When We Were Young (The Good Old
Sumertime); Happy Harvest (Summer Stock);
Friendly Star (Summer Stock); Gotta Have Me Go With You
(A Star is Born); The Man that Got Away (A Star
is Born); Little Drops of Rain (Gay Purree);
Hello Bluebird (I Could Go On Singing); By Myself
(I Could Go On Singing); I Could Go on Singing (I Could Go
On Singing).
The incomparable Judy. This comprehensive collection represents nearly thirty
years in her motion picture career beginning with the rousing "The Texas
Tornado" from 1936's Pigskin Parade and ending with her ultimate
semi-autobiographical performance in 1963's I Could Go On Singing.
It contains most of her famous film musical performances, along with a few
choice rarities, many of which have not been commercially available for years.
An interesting, rare inclusion is "Last Night When We Were Young", an outake
from In The Good Old Summertime (1949). The list of songs above is
testament enough to the value of this generously filled collection which
is beyond criticism for Judy has passed into legend. The accompanying 20
page booklet with excellent notes by Will Fiedwald (author of "Sinatra! The
Song Is You") and many pictures from Judy's films is a great bonus
Reviewer
Ian Lace
OST performances (1936-1963)
