Alphabetical
listing of all Discography pages
This
section of The Judy
Garland Online Discography is
devoted to Judy's performances on radio, stage,
and television. The "Other" section
includes records and CDs that are hybrid compilations
that include tracks from some or all three of
the previous categories - or they simply defy
basic categorization.
You will find some repeat listings of records
and CDs already listed in the other sections
of the Discography. For example, "Judy
At Carnegie Hall"
is both an official Capitol Records release,
as well as a live performance. All releases of this recording are included
both here and in the Capitol
Records section.
Many of the albums listed here are "bootleg" releases
from the 1960's, 70's, & 80's. Often times
these records were poorly produced, with incorrect
track listings or no listings at all! We have
tried to present the most accurate track listings
for these records to the best of our abilities.
Corrections are noted in brackets in those
track listings.
As always, please feel free to email me if you see any errors, or if
you'd like to contribute an album or CD that
you have.
NOTE: Be sure to check out OTRCat.com (Old
Time Radio Catalog) as a resource for radio transcription CDs. |
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 Judy
Garland had a very prolific radio career.
As a matter of fact, she had been a veteran
of radio long before she signed her first contract
with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and made her first
Decca recordings.
In spite of the fact that Judy was extremely
popular as a radio personality, this is the one
aspect of her career that is the most under-documented
and underrated. Before MGM put Judy in their
films, they used radio to introduce her to audiences
and gauge her appeal. Several years later, Judy
herself would use radio to stretch her dramatic
skills by playing the types of straight dramatic
roles she was never allowed to at the studio.
Judy's radio career gives us a treasure trove
of great Garland performances. Here we have Judy
interacting with the big celebrities of the day,
including Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, even Charlie
McCarthy, all in a relaxed atmosphere. These
shows also gave Judy the chance to test herself
vocally and grow by trying out various vocal
stylings that she never was allowed to do try
in her films. Most importantly, Judy was able
to interact with her first love, the audience.
In this case, the studio audience. Nonetheless,
this interaction with the studio audiences would
prove crucial when Judy embarked on her legendary
concert years.
The Judy Garland Online Discography attempts to properly document Judy's radio
performances through the many LP's and (sadly)
few CDs available. Some of the liner notes to
the LP's and CDs may be incorrect, and we have
made every attempt to note the correct data.
Image above: 1937
promotional photo for CBS Radio.
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1942
Morning Glory
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1943
The Pause That Refreshes
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1943
The Pause That Refreshes
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1955
March Of Dimes
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1956
Heart Fund
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1957
March Of Dimes
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Celebrity Dialogue
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1967
Guard Session
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1970's
Merton Of The Movies
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1974
Judy Garland On The Radio
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1972
Hollywood Is On The Air
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1970's
Hollywood On The Air
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1970's
Rare Early
Broadcast Performances
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1970's
The Judy Garland
Musical Scrapbook
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1970's
"Drive-In"
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1970's
Dick Tracy In B-Flat
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1970's
A Rare Performance
Of Judy Garland
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1970's
Bing, Bob, & Judy
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1970's
Her Greatest Hits
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1970's
Frances Ethel Gumm -
Harry Lillis Crosby
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1970's
Lady In The Dark
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1970's
Bing 'n' Judy
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1970's
Bing Is Back!
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1970s
Judy Garland
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1976
Rare Early Broadcast
Performances, Vol. 1
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1979
Judy Garland - Perry Como
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1979
Born In A Trunk
Discovery: 1935 - 1940
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1980
The Wizard Of Oz
On Radio
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1980
Born In A Trunk
Stardom: 1940 - 1945
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1982
Born In A Trunk
Superstar: 1945 - 1950
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Circa 1980's
Judy and Bing
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1983
Meet Me In St. Louis
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1985
A Star Is Born
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1985
Bing Crosby
The Radio Years
Volume 1
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1990
All The Clouds'll Roll Away
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1991
Behind The Scenes At
The Making Of
The Wizard Of Oz
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1992
Mail Call
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1993
When You're Smiling
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1993
All The Things You Are
Judy Garland On Radio
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1996
All The Things You Are
Judy Garland On Radio
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1997
75 Golden Recordings
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1999
The Music Of Harold Arlen
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2002
Dick Tracy In B-Flat
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2003
A Portrait In Art And Anecdote
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2004
Radio Stars Of America
Bing Crosby
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2005
The Smithsonian Presents
Judy Garland
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2058
EMI Comedy
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2008
Judy Garland -
Classiques et inédits
1929 - 1956
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2008
Leo Is On The Air
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2010
Judy Garland - Lost Tracks
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2012
Judy Garland Christmas Album |
2014
The Wizard of Oz
75th Anniversary Anthology |
2014
The Garland Variations |
2015
Judy Garland - The Best of
Lost Tracks |
2016
Judy Garland
Sings Harold Arlen |
2017
Classic Duets |
2018
I Can't Give You Anything But Love |
2019
Judy Garland
Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967 |
2020
The Best of Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967 |
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 Many
people see Judy Garland simply as a famous movie
star of the 30's and 40's. What they might not
realize is that Judy Garland was perhaps even
more famous, especially during her lifetime,
as a legendary concert performer. The legend
continues to this day.
After her break with MGM in 1950, Judy embarked
on a new career returning to the live performances
that were a part of her life from the age of 2
1/2 up to her first studio contract at age 13.
In 1951 she made her first of many legendary "comebacks"
by bringing Vaudeville back to The Palace Theater.
Just prior to this, she tried out her show in London
at the Palladium - no recording of this first concert
performance exists.
Until her death in 1969, Judy Garland would remain
the ultimate concert performer. She gave thousands
of concerts, bringing fans, critics and peers to
frenzies of adulation, tears, and emotions they
would later say they had never before or since
experienced.
Unfortunately, this was prior to the age of video
recording everything in sight, so all we have are
some scant home movie footage, and the albums.
These albums (and the television appearances noted
below), are the closest we have to experiencing "Judy
In Concert".
Here we try to document as many of the "Judy
In Concert" LP's and CDs as possible, including
repeats of the albums already listed in the Capitol
Records section, as well as the various bootlegs.
Image above left: Judy
performs at the Sahara Casino/Hotel in Las Vegas,
Nevada in the fall of 1962.
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1959
Garland At The Grove
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1961
Judy At Carnegie Hall
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1965
Live At The Palladium
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1967
At Home At The Palace
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1969
Judy. London. 1969.
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1969
Her Last London Appearance
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1969
At Home At The Palace
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Circa 1970's
Judy "Live" At The Palace
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Circa 1970's
The Long Lost
Holland Concert
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Circa 1970's
The Long Lost
Holland Concert, Vol II
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Circa 1970's
The Long Lost
Holland Concert, Vol 3
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1973
In Concert In San Francisco
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1973
In Concert In San Francisco
(Picture Disc)
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Circa 1970's
For Collectors Only
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1970's
Live At The Palladium
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1976
The ABC Collection
(Judy At The Palace)
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Circa 1970's
Judy Garland in Concert
(Judy At The Palace)
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Circa 1970's
Judy Garland: Live At The Palace
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Circa 1970's
Collection of Golden Performances
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1970s
Judy Garland
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Circa 1970's
The Incomparable
Judy Garland
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1983
You Made Me Love You
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1983
The Last Concert
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1986
Perfil De Judy Garland
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1989
Judy Garland Live!
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1993
In Concert
The Beginning And The End
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1993
Together
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1994
Judy Garland a Paris
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1996
The Legendary Amsterdam
Concert, 1960
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1998
Judy - Duets
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2010
Judy Garland - Lost Tracks |
2012
The Carnegie Hall Concert |
2012
Judy Garland in Amsterdam |
2012
Judy Garland Christmas Album |
2014
Swan Songs, First Flight |
2015
Judy Garland - The Best of
Lost Tracks |
2018
I Can't Give You Anything But Love |
2019
Judy Garland
Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967 |
2019
Four Classic Albums Plus -
Second Set |
2020
The Best of Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967 |
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 Judy
Garland made her first television appearance
on the "Ford Star Jubilee" special "Miss
Show Business" on September 24, 1955.
Although terrified of the new medium, Judy
was flawless, and the special was a huge success
and the highest rated special to date.
For the rest of her career, Judy would appear
is several more specials, make guest appearances
on talks shows and variety shows, and more
importantly host her own variety show in the
fall/spring of 1963/64, the legendary "The
Judy Garland Show". All in all she would
perform in well over 100 television appearances
from 1955 through 1969.
"The Judy Garland Show", as well
as many of her other television appearances,
are the only visual record we have of Judy
Garland "in concert", performing
many great songs that she never recorded or
sang anywhere else. Plus, they give us the
opportunity to see Judy performing with the
great talents of the day.
Luckily, we now have all of the shows from
her series restored and available on DVD. Click
here for more information about these wonderful
DVD's.
Hopefully all of the surviving footage of her
appearances on television will eventually be
restored and released on DVD. Let's keep our
fingers crossed!
Image at left: Judy and David Wayne in
a promotional photo for her first television
special, the "Ford Star Jubilee" on
September 24, 1955.
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1964
Just For Openers
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1964
El Show De Judy Garland
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1969
The Unforgettable
Judy Garland
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1969
Judy In Hollywood
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1969
Judy's Portrait In Song
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1969
Judy
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1969
Judy - Greatest Hits
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1969
Judy - The Legend
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1969
Judy - Over The Rainbow
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Late 1960's
Judy Garland Sings America
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1970
Judy Garland
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Circa 1970's
The Judy Garland Story
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Circa 1970's
The Great Garland Duets
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Circa 1970's
Dean Martin - Judy Garland
- Frank Sinatra
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1970s
Judy Garland
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Circa 1970's
The Greatest Duets
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Circa 1970's
All Of Judy
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1975
Judy Garland Concert
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1976
Twelve Hits
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Circa late 1970s'
Judy Garland - All Alone
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Circa late 1970's
Judy - All Alone
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1978
Over The Rainbow
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Circa early 1980's
16 Greatest Hits
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1981
Over The Rainbow
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1981
Picture Disc
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1982
Mutual Admiration Society
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1980's
Christmas With Judy
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1980's
The Unforgettable
Judy Garland
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1983
Judy Garland And Friends
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1983
Merry Christmas
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1984
Star Eyes
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1984
Judy
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1980s
Unforgettable Judy Garland
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1984
Hurray For Hollywood
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1985
Hollywood Story
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1980's
18 Original Hits
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1986
Judy Garland
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1986
The Collection - Live!
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1986
Her Greatest Hits
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1987
Over The Rainbow
Judy Garland In Concert
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1992
It's All For You
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1995
The Judy Garland
Christmas Album
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1996
The Judy Garland Shows
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1997
Over The Rainbow
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1998
Judy - Duets
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2002
The Show That Got Away
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2005
That Old Feeling
Classic Ballads From
The Judy Garland Show
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2005
Judy Garland And Friends
Duets
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2006
Great Day!
Rare Recordings From
The Judy Garland Show
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2007
Greatest Hits Live
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2007
Savoy Jazz on iTunes
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2008
Judy Takes Broadway!
With Friends
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2009
Love Songs
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2009
Judy Goes Hollywood!
Music From The Movies
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2010
Judy On Broadway Tonight!
With Friends
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2012
Judy Garland Christmas Album
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2019
Judy Garland
Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967
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2020
The Best of Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967
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 Here
is where we've put albums that don't fit in any
category, along with albums that are hybrids
encompassing several aspects of Judy's recording
career such as compilations featuring some radio
and TV performances, or some studio and live
tracks, etc.
Some of the albums listed here are also listed
in the other sections of The Judy Garland Online
Discography.
Photo at left: 1948 MGM
portrait. |
1962
Go With The Greats
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1963
3 Billion Millionaires
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1970's
Judy! Judy! Judy!
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1970's
Judy And Her Partners
In Rhythm And Rhyme
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1974
More Than A Memory
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1974
More Than A Memory
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1977
The Wit And The Wonder
of Judy Garland
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1982
More Than A Memory
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1985
20 Hits Of A Legend
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1986
Her Greatest Hits
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1986
America's Treasure
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1988
The Legendary Judy Garland
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1990
The Definitive Garland
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1991
The One And Only
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1995
25th Anniversary
Retrospective
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1995
Christmas Through The Years
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1998
Judy
aka "The Box"
Sampler
CD
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1998
Judy
aka "The Box"
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1998
Biography:
A [Musical] Anthology
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1999
The Ladies Of Show Biz
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2002
Classic Judy Garland
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2006
Songs From Her Movies
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2012
Judy Garland Christmas Album
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2017
Classic Duets
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2018
I Can't Give You Anything But Love
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2019
Judy Garland
Lost Tracks 2 - 1936-1967 |
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