Judy Garland Discography: Complete List of Judy Garland's Decca Recordings

Date
Recorded

TITLE

Master
Number

Record
Number

Release
Date

3/29/35

BILL (as "Francis Garland") -
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DLA 158-A

N/A

3/29/35

MEDLEY: ON THE GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP - THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION - DINAH
(as "Francis Garland") -
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DLA 159-A

N/A

11/27/35

NO OTHER ONE (as Judy Garland) - This recording has not survived.

N/A

11/27/35

ALL'S WELL (as Judy Garland) - This recording has not survived.

N/A

6/12/36

STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY (recorded in New York City)
(Note: This and "Swing Mr. Charlie" were recorded with the popular jazz band Bob Crosby & His Orchestra. When the record was released, no orchestra accompaniment was given. The band's manger, Gil Rodin, told Decca that they didn't want to use their name with "this unknown girl.")

61165-A

848 A

Jul 1936

6/12/36

SWING MR. CHARLIE (recorded in New York City)

61166-A

848 B

Jul 1936

8/30/37

EVERYBODY SING
(Note: The alternate, or "B" take, was mistakenly issued instead of the "A" take when in Decca released it's two-LP set "Collector's Items" in 1973. This error would not be corrected until the "A" side was included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 860-A

1432 A

Sep 1937

8/30/37

ALL GOD'S CHILLUN GOT RHYTHM
(Note: The alternate, or "B" take, was mistakenly issued instead of the "A" take when in Decca released it's two-LP set "Collector's Items" in 1973. This error would not be corrected until the "A" side was included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 861-A

1432 B

Sep 1937

9/24/37

DEAR MR. GABLE (YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU)
(Note: The alternate, or "B" take, was mistakenly issued instead of the "A" take when in Decca released it's two-LP set "The Best Of Judy Garland" in 1963. This error would not be corrected until the "A" side was included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 967-A

1463 A

Oct 1937

9/24/37

YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING

DLA 968-A

1463-B

Oct 1937

4/25/38

CRY, BABY, CRY
(Note: The alternate, or "B" take, was mistakenly issued instead of the "A" take when in Decca released it's two-LP set "Collector's Items" in 1973. This error would not be corrected until the "A" side was included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 1285-A

1796 A

May 1938

4/25/38

SLEEP MY BABY SLEEP

DLA 1284-A

1796 B

May 1938

8/21/38

IT NEVER RAINS BUT WHAT IT POURS

DLA 1437-A

2017 A

Oct 1938

8/21/38

TEN PINS IN THE SKY

DLA 1436-C

2017 B

Oct 1938

7/28/39

OVER THE RAINBOW #5 on Billboard Sep 1939

DLA 1840-A

2672 A

Sep 1939

7/28/39

THE JITTERBUG

DLA 1841-A

2672 B

Sep 1939

7/28/39

IN-BETWEEN

DLA 1842-A

15045 A

Mar 1940

7/28/39

SWEET SIXTEEN

DLA 1843-A

10545 B

Mar 1940

7/29/39

ZING! WENT THE STRINGS OF MY HEART

DLA 1850-A

18543 A

05-20-1943

7/29/39

FASCINATING RHYTHM

DLA 1853-A

18543 B

05-20-1943

7/29/39

I'M JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY
(Note: This recording was released in the United Kingdom under the "Brunswick" label in 1943. It was not released in the United States until 1984, when it was included on the MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 1851-A

02969 B
(Brunswick)

1943

10/16/39

OCEANS APART

DLA 1868-A

2873 A

Mar 1940

10/16/39

FIGARO
(Note: The alternate, or "B" take, was mistakenly issued instead of the "A" take when it was released on the LP "More Than A Memory" in 1974. This error would not be corrected until the "A" side was included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 1871-A

2873 B

Mar 1940

10/16/39

EMBRACEABLE YOU

DLA 1869-A

2881 A

Apr 1940

10/16/39

SWANEE

DLA 1870-A

2881 B

Apr 1940

4/10/40

I'M NOBODY'S BABY #3 on Billboard mid-1940

DLA 1972-A

3174 B

Jun 1940

4/10/40

(CAN THIS BE) THE END OF THE RAINBOW

DLA 1971-A

3231 A
4081 B

Sep 1940
Noc 1941

4/10/40

BUDS WON'T BUD

DLA 1973-A

3174 A

Jan 1940

4/10/40

WEARING OF THE GREEN

DLA 1974-A

3165 B

Aug 1940

4/15/40

FRIENDSHIP
(Note: An alternate take [DLA 1987-B] has survived and CAN ONLY BE FOUND on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]).

DLA 1987-A

3165 A

Aug 1940

12/18/40

I'M ALWAYS CHASING RAINBOWS
(Note: An alternate take [DLA 2282-C] has survived and was first released on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 2282-A

3593-B

Jan 1941

12/18/40

OUR LOVE AFFAIR

DLA 2283-A

3593-A

Jan 1942

12/18/40

A PRETTY GIRL MILKING HER COW

DLA 2284-A

3604-B

Jan 1941

12/18/40

IT'S A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH

DLA 2285-A

3604 A

Jan 1941

7/20/41

THE BIRTHDAY OF A KING

DLA 2578-A

4050 A

Dec 1941

7/20/41

THE STAR OF THE EAST

DLA 2579-A

4050 B

Dec 1941

10/24/41

HOW ABOUT YOU?

DLA 2798-A

4072 A

Nov 1941

10/24/41

BLUES IN THE NIGHT
(Note: An alternate take [DLA 2799-B] has survived and is included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 2799-A

4081 A

Nov 1941

10/24/41

FDR JONES

DLA 2800-A

4072 B

Nov 1941

4/3/42

THE LAST CALL FOR LOVE
(Note: An alternate take [DLA 2968-B] has survived and CAN ONLY BE FOUND on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]).

DLA 2968-A

18320 B

Jun 1942

4/3/42

POOR YOU
(Note: An alternate take [DLA 2969-B] has survived and CAN ONLY BE FOUND on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]).

DLA 2969-A

18320 A

Jun 1942

4/3/42

ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET

DLA 2970-A

18524 B

05-20-1943

4/3/42

POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL

DLA 2971-A

18540 B

05-20-1943

7/26/42

FOR ME AND MY GAL

DLA 3140-A

18480 A

Jan 1943

7/26/42

WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP

DLA 3141-A

18480 B

Jan 1940

7/26/42

THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC

DLA 3142-A

18540 A

05-20-1943

7/26/42

I NEVER KNEW (I COULD LOVE ANYBODY LIKE I'M LOVING YOU)

DLA 3143-A

18524 A

05-20-1943

11/2/43

BUT NOT FOR ME

L 3250-A

23309 A

04-06-1944

11/2/43

I GOT RHYTHM
(Note: An alternate take [L 3252-B] has survived and is included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 3252-A

23310 B

04-06-1944

11/4/43

EMBRACEABLE YOU
(Note: An alternate take [L 3253-B] has survived and is included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 3253-A

23308 A

04-06-1944

11/4/43

COULD YOU USE ME?

L 3254-A

23308 B

04-06-1944

11/4/43

BIDIN' MY TIME

L 3255-A

23310 A

04-06-1944

12/22/43

NO LOVE, NO NOTHIN'

DLA 3264-A

18584 A

01-27-1944

12/22/43

A JOURNEY TO A STAR

DLA 3265-A

18584 B

01-27-1944

4/20/44

THE BOY NEXT DOOR

L 3385-A

23362 B

11-02-1944

4/20/44

BOYS AND GIRLS LIKE YOU AND ME

L 3386-A

23362 B

11-02-1944

4/20/44

HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS
(Note: An alternate take [L 3387-C] has survived was first released on the MCA (Decca) 1992 CD "Judy Garland - Changing My Tune - The Best Of The Decca Years Vol Two" [MCAD-10504]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 3387-A

23362 A

11-02-1944

4/21/44

THE TROLLEY SONG #3 on Billboard in 1944

L 3388-A

23361 A

11-02-1944

4/21/44

SKIP TO MY LOU

L 3389-A

23360 B

11-02-1944

4/21/44

MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, LOUIS

L 3390-A

23361 B

11-02-1944

7/31/44

YOU'VE GOT ME WHERE YOU WANT ME

L 3485-A

23410 B

04-19-1945

7/31/44

MINE

L 3486-A

23804-B

01-20-1947

1/26/45

THIS HEART OF MINE
(Note: An alternate take [L 3727-B] has survived was first released on the MCA (Decca) 1992 CD "Judy Garland - Changing My Tune - The Best Of The Decca Years Vol Two" [MCAD-10504]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

DLA 3727-A

18660 A

03-22-1945

1/26/45

LOVE

DLA 3728-A

18660 B

03-22-1945

3/9/45

CONNECTICUT
(Note: An alternate take [L 3750-B] has survived was first released on the MCA (Decca) 1992 CD "Judy Garland - Changing My Tune - The Best Of The Decca Years Vol Two" [MCAD-10504]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 3750-A

23804 A

01-20-1947

3/9/45

YAH-TA-TA, YAH-TA-TA (TALK, TALK, TALK)
#5 on Billboard late 1945
(Note: An alternate take [L 3751-C] has survived and was first released on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 3751-A

23410 A

04-19-1945

5/14/45

MARCH OF THE DOAGIES
(Note: This recording was not given a Record Number because the song was cut from the film "The Harvey Girls" prior to release of the film and the "Decca Cast Album" of songs from the film. It finally had its official U.S. release in 1984 on the MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907].
Also of note: the version included on the above mentioned album and the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185] was recorded on May 14, 1945. Additional recordings were made on May 15; September 7; & September 10, 1945. Evidently the only version to survive is the May 14, 1945 version).

L 3858-A

(see note)

11-12-1984

5/14/45

SWING YOUR PARTNER ROUND AND ROUND

L 3859-A

23459 B

11-01-1945

5/15/45

ON THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & THE SANTA FE (full orchestra & chorus version - repeat tag at end)
(Note: This is the complete original version Parts 1 & 2 - Part 1 had its debut on the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

Part 2 (Judy's vocal) of this song was re-recorded on 09-10-1945 and that is the version heard on the original 78 album. When Decca began re-releasing these recordings on LP in the 1950's, they mistakenly released this May 1945 rejected version of Part 2. This May 1945 version begins with Judy singing "What A Lovely Trip" as she does in the film, and ends with the repeat of the song title 3 times at the end (again as in the film). This "rejected" version can be found on the 1989 CD "Judy Garland - The Best Of The Decca Years Volume One - Hits!" [MCAD-31345]

L 3861-A

(see note)

1994/1950's

7/7/45

ON THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & THE SANTA FE (w/The Merry Macs)
(recorded in New York City)

W 72967-A

23436 A

09-09-1945

7/7/45

IF I HAD YOU (recorded in New York City)
(Note: An alternate take [W 72968-B] has survived and was first released on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

W 72968-A

23436 B

09-09-1945

7/10/45

YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE (recorded in New York City)

W 72973-A

23539 B

04-15-1946

7/10/45

SMILIN' THROUGH (recorded in New York City)

W 72974-A

23539 A

04-15-1946

9/7/45

IT'S A GREAT BIG WORLD

L 3956-A

23460 A

11-01-1945

9/7/45

IN THE VALLEY (WHERE THE EVENIN' SUN GOES DOWN)

L 3957-A

23458 B

11-01-1945

9/10/45

ON THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & THE SANTA FE (short version, minus the choral intro - short ending)
(Note: This is the recording that was originally released on 78 as part of the original "Decca Cast Album". When the cast album was re-released on LP in the 1950's, Decca mistakenly used the rejected 05-15-1945 version of Part 2. This September re-recording of Part 2 was not released in the United States on LP until 1984, when it was included on the MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It begins with Judy singing "What A Lovely Day" (instead of "What A Lovely Trip" as in the film and the May recording) and ends with the "short tag" (no repeat of the song title as in the May recording and the film). This is also the version included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185] and coupled with the previously unreleased
Part 1).

L 3958-A

23458 A

11-01-1945

9/11/46

AREN'T YOU KIND OF GLAD WE DID?

L 4294-A

23687 B

10-21-1946

9/11/46

FOR YOU, FOR ME, FOREVERMORE

L 4295-A

23687 A

10-21-1946

9/11/46

CHANGING MY TUNE

L 4296-A

23688 A

10-21-1946

10/1/46

DON'T TELL ME THAT STORY
(Note: An alternate take [L 4318-B] has survived and was first released on the 1984 MCA Records LP "Judy Garland - From The Decca Vaults" [MCA-907]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 4318-A

23756 B

12-02-1946

10/1/46

THERE IS NO BREEZE (TO COOL THE FLAME OF LOVE)

L 4319-A

23756 A

12-02-1946

11/15/47

NOTHING BUT YOU

L 4564-A

24469 B

07-19-1948

11/15/47

I WISH I WERE IN LOVE AGAIN
(Note: An alternate take [L 4565-B] has survived was first released on the MCA (Decca) 1992 CD "Judy Garland - Changing My Tune - The Best Of The Decca Years Vol Two" [MCAD-10504]. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

L 4565-A

24469 A

07-19-1948

11/15/47

FALLING IN LOVE WITH LOVE
(Note: This recording was evidently made as an afterthought at the end of the recording session. It was not discovered until 1992, when the producers of the MCA (Decca) CD "Judy Garland - Changing My Tune - The Best Of The Decca Years Vol Two" [MCAD-10504] found it and included it in that CD. It is also included in the 1994 CD boxed set "Judy Garland - The Complete Decca Masters (plus)" [MCAD4/C4-11059/D 207185]).

(see note)

MCAD-10504

July 1992