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Format: Judy At Carnegie Hall
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Language : English
Product Dimensions : 5.51 x 4.92 x 0.39 inches; 4.09 ounces
Manufacturer : Capitol
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Original Release Date : 2001
Date First Available : December 7, 2006
Label : Capitol
Number of discs : 2
Best Sellers Rank: #15,920 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #144 in Traditional Pop #153 in Musical Soundtracks & Scores #172 in Easy Listening (CDs & Vinyl)
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I am a HUGE Judy Garland fan AND THIS PERFORMANCE AT CARNEGIE HALL WAS ABSOLUTELY SUPERIOR!!!! The ENTIRE PERFORMANCE WAS RECORDED FROM BEGINNING TO END, WITHOUT A PAUSE, AND IT INCLUDED HER INTERACTION WITH THE CROWD, THE OVERTURES PLAYED AS JUDY CHANGED, HER FUN AND WITTY PERSONALITY, AND THAT VOICE!!!! The CD’s ARE ABOUT TWO HOURS LONG, AND THIS PERFORMANCE WENT DOWN IN HISTORY AS ONE OF THE GREATEST EVER. THIS RECORDING IS VASTLY DIFFERENT FROM JUST LISTENING TO A CD OF HER SONGS. THE FEELING IS DIFFERENT AND THE MANY, MANY SONGS WERE SUNG WITH TRUE EMOTIONS AND I EXPERIENCED SHEER JOY, SADNESS, EXCITEMENT, AND MANY MORE EMOTIONS! SHE EVOKES DIFFERENT FEELINGS AND FEW SINGERS CAN DO THAT. THIS PERFORMANCE, FROM START TO FINISH IS MORE THAN EXCEPTIONAL, AND YOUR EMOTIONS WILL STICK WITH YOU. I CANNOT NAME ANOTHER PERFORMER TODAY WHO HAS HAD THAT EFFECT ON ME. ALSO IMPORTANT WAS THE ORCHESTRA WHICH JUDY COMMANDED WAS VERY EXCEPTIONAL AS WELL. PLEASE BUY THIS CD FOR YOURSELF OR A LOVED ONE!!! THE SOUND QUALITY OF THESE CD’s is AMAZING! WHEN YOU PLAY IT ON A REALLY GOOD STEREO SYSTEM, WITH YOUR HEADPHONES ON, EYES CLOSED, I SAY WITH CONVICTION….YOU ARE A PART OF THE CROWD!!!! I am still UTTERLY DAZZLED by the ENORMOUS VOICE THAT CAME OUT OF A WOMAN WHO WAS 4’11”!!! She was SELF TAUGHT, WHICH IS A INCREDIBLE, BEAUTIFUL GIFT AND BLESSING. SHE HAD A LARGER THAN LIFE PERSONALITY, AND YOU GET TO BE A PART OF HER HUMOR AND HER EMOTIONS THAT ARE A PART OF HER SINGING. SHE MAKES ME FEEL LIKE SHE HAS A STORY BEHIND EACH SONG AND I BELIEVE IT IS WHY I FEEL SO EMOTIONAL OVER SEVERAL SONGS. I HAVE SEEN SPECIALS WITH HER PERFORMING AND ALL IF HER MOVIES, AND I KNOW THIS IS HER ABSOLUTE BEST PERFORMANCE GIVEN THAT NIGHT AT CARNEGIE HALL. SHE NOT ONLY SINGS THESE SONGS, but she TRULY FEELS THEM. THAT DEEP EMOTION WILL BE CONVEYED INTO YOUR SOUL!!! She was a performer like NO OTHER! She put her HEART AND SOUL INTO IT. You become IMMERSED IN THE MUSIC, and you not only get to listen, BUT YOU FEEL HER EMOTIONS IN EACH SONG. OVER THE RAINBOW MAKES ME CRY EVERY SINGLE TIME. I always felt that she strived and struggled to get there, but SHE NEVER COULD. THATS TRULY MOVES ME. She was before my time, but I realized that SHE IS TIMELESS AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN, AND SHE WILL BE A PERMANENT PART OF MUSICAL HISTORY, AND A PART OF THE PRESENT, AND INTO THE FUTURE. GET THESE 2 CD’S AND LOSE YOURSELF IN THIS MASTERPIECE. I HAVE NEVER HEARD HER SING AS SHE DID ON THIS DAY AT CARNEGIE HALL. YOU BECOME A PART OF THE MUSIC, A PART OF HER, AND A PART OF THE EMOTIONALITY THAT SHE SINGS WITH. She will always be present, and will TRANSCEND INTO THE FUTURE, irregardless of the date or year. She is TIMELESS, and you will become A PART OF HER AS WELL AS THE MUSIC. This performance has BLOWN ME OVER TIME AND TIME AGAIN, AND SHE WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO THROUGH HER MUSIC ON THESE CD’S, ETC PEOPLE LIKE JUDY ARE FAR AND FEW BETWEEN AND BECAUSE THEY FEEL THE SONGS THEY ARE SINGING, EMOTIONS ARE ELICITED FROM THE LISTENER WITH ALMOST EVERY SONG SHE SINGS. I CANT HELP BUT TO THINK THAT THERE ARE STORIES ATTACHED TO MOST SONGS. I THINK THAT IS WHAT MAKES THIS PERFORMANCE SO INCREDIBLE. THIS PERFORMANCE WILL BECOME A PART OF YOU, and JUDY WILL BECOME ENTRENCHED INTO YOU!!! I PROMISE YOU, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED, and you will UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING I’VE SAID once you hear this AMAZING PIECE OF ART! A++++++ PLEASE BUY WITHOUT RESERVATION!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by DCat
Judy Garland was at her peak when I was a kid, and I never paid any attention to pop music or movie musicals. Only recently have I broadened my tastes in entertainment to include such legends as Humphrey Bogart, Jean Harlow, and now, Judy Garland. First off: The two-CD set is beautifully done, with remastered, flawless sound and all the original liner notes from the earlier LP set. It even says here the LP set has also been redone and may be ordered from Amazon. I have both old and modern LPs and a state of the art rig, and if you one click the LP set, I'm sure you will not be disappointed, altho you'll need to keep getting up to turn over the records. Second off: Realize this isn't just the recorded songs. It's a complete, two-hour recording of the entire event, including applause and the fun interludes during which she chats and tells stories, most of which are hilarious. In this set, you're getting Judy Garland the performer, not just studio recordings of the songs. The event itself has been described as the greatest ever night in show business, and Garland at her most intense and powerful best. Finally off: If you didn't realize or are too young to have experienced her at the time, Judy Garland was the consummate performer with a magnificent, operatic contralto voice and a commanding presence on stage or in the recording booth. She has been described as the female Frank Sinatra. Some would say it is Sinatra who should be described as the male Judy Garland. She is that good and that powerful. Garland didn't just sing the songs. She realized them, and I confess, old buzzard that I am, that by turns I was prompted to leap from my seat or dry tears from my eyes. She's so good, it's positively eerie! Do It Again, The Man That Got Away, and Over the Rainbow will make you cry. Stormy Weather has incredible impact. After Chicago, her last encore, you may want to jump on a train and go there. Of note is that she refused a request by a producer from Capitol Records to ask her drummer to ease back a bit so as to make a simpler, more even recording of just the songs and her voice. In no uncertain terms, she threw the producer out and instructed her orchestra, and particularly the drummer, to play their hearts out and as they had always done for her. The result is an overall event of incredible power and realism in which, occasionally, the background is slightly too large. No matter. It all works, and the effect is like being there, cheering yourself hoarse and clapping until your arms ache, and just letting Judy Garland blow your mind for two hours. If you're a long time fan, or interested, or maybe just curious, you need to get this set!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2022 by Mike Morrison
I once sat in on a graduate seminar on gender studies when the whole discussion turned to the question of why many gay individuals are attracted to Judy Garland. The reasons given were all plausible, so convincing, moreover, that they seemed to explain why Judy would appeal to most of us. With the improved audio of the 40th Anniversary Edition, it's clearer than ever that when we're with Judy at Carnegie Hall, we're experiencing not merely an extraordinary talent but a subtext of meanings that speak to our deepest selves: 1. "Rock-a-bye Your Baby." First, there are the memories of childhood that we bring to the event. Our inner child was not that different from Dorothy's, and there's something downright unfair about the way life has treated it--from business failures and broken relationships to physical ailments and the aging process itself. Every note that Judy sings represents a triumph of that idealistic child-like spirit against the the authoritative voices of acculturation, conformity, and stifling propriety. 2. "The Man That Got Away." Much of her pain was self-inflicted, but who among us can't say the same? Regardless of the finger-pointing and lawsuits, most of us feel that somehow we're at fault. In Judy we sense someone who shares our guilt, someone who screwed up badly but not so badly that it can't still be made right. She's the ultimate argument against giving up and proof positive that you can make it all the way back. 3. "Alone Together." She lives a double life, one public and one private, and her secret is one we share--rooted in desires, excesses, and habits that we fear would be disapproved of by the vast public majority who represent the status quo. When she takes the stage, she takes on a role that resembles our own daily masquerade. And yet with Judy we sense a merging of public and private personae, holding forth the possibility of self-integration and acceptance. 4. "Over the Rainbow." She's a lone diminutive person practically dwarfed by her surroundings into insignificance, yet by risking it all she appears to rise to the eternal realm of the stars, lifted by our applause and unconditional love. Her realization of the dream brings it within our own field of the possible. 5. "That's Entertainment." That voice--it transcends time, place, and its own limitations. Her detractors will point out that she doesn't swing, that her phrases are disconnected, that her upper range is contained. It doesn't matter. Hers is the most soulful voice of the past century, falling short only in proportion to the failure of ears to comprehend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2006 by Samuel
A stupendous recording of the greatest night in twentieth-century musical history! Judy Garland was scared almost speechless before taking the Carnegie Hall stage that night back in April 1961, but she had no reason to fear anything about herself, her performance, her fans, or her talent--she was the whole package, and she pulled it all out and left it on that fabled stage in the most magnificent mike drop ever. This recording gives us every minute of that fabled evening--every word, note, drum beat and trumpet blast, with a sound so crystal clear that you can almost hear every single voice in the hall, singing along and urging Miss Garland to greater and greater heights. Even more, hear the complete silence before the overwhelming, steam-rollering ovation that arises after Judy finishes singing "Over The Rainbow" as an encore, and then tops herself with a roof-raising version of "Swanee" that must have really made Carnegie Hall shudder from the thunderous audience response. Judy offers at one point to "sing them all, and we'll stay here all night." As far as anyone who was there that night, or who listens to this priceless recording, is concerned, she could still be there belting them out, and we'd all be there clapping and shouting for more. Great job, Judy, you are a talent that can never be forgotten.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2025 by Thomas Moses
I got home from work two hours ago and discovered a package from Amazon at my front door: the new 180 gram vinyl editions of Judy at Carnegie Hall and Miss Show Business. As I listened to the first album I was reading the new introduction by one of my favorite playwrights, Terrence McNally (I was fortunate to appear in his play, "Love! Valour! Compassion!" in Richmond), when I lost track of what format I was listening to. The record is so amazing in its sound quality that it came as a shock to me when I didn't hear Garland's humorous self-deprecating chit-chat in the places I have come accustomed to hearing them on the complete Gold CD version. It is that good! Already in my collection is the limited edition box set with its black cover, a letter from Capitol president, Alan Livingston, and the elusive black and white 8 X 10 photo of Judy. I received a sealed copy of this album a few years ago from my late and dear friend, Robert Gable, who not only was in the audience for Carnegie Hall the night the concert was recorded, but he was also attended Garland's 1951 Palace appearance, her "Judy Takes Broadway" concert, and the 1967 return to the Palace Theatre. I was too young for the 1967 show but enjoyed Mr. Gable's account of Judy's performances through the years. My parents bought me the official release of the album in the late sixties but that copy became so worn from overplaying it (particularly side 4) that I purchased a Japanese a few years ago that I thought, up to that point, was the best sounding version of that recording on vinyl. Not any more! This new edition sparkles with the immediacy of Judy's voice in her best album. In the original album the the orchestra and the sound of the audience are louder while this record gives us Judy with the orchestra behind her and the audience further away. But as Mr. McNally writes in is essay, "Judy Garland gave the single greatest solo performance of all time," and of the album itself, "Take good care of it. It will not come this way again, not in anybody's lifetime." The album is being touted as the Grammy Award-Winning Concert Masterpiece and I think this is a correct description of this recording. Besides the sound quality, the main difference between the original release and this latest incarnation is that the first featured sides one and four on one record and sides two and three on the other. It is also something of a jolt now to hear the edited applause which was shortened along with the quick but still smooth transitions from one song to another. Those who attended the concert must have been a little annoyed at the omission of Judy's monologues which are so charming. But I am not complaining. There is no surface sound other than when the needle of my stylus lands on the beginning of the disc. The award winning disc (Best Female Vocalist, Best Album, Best Album Cover) stands up to the test of time with its content and sound quality and is a welcomed edition to my record collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2015 by Bruce K. Hanson, author of For the Record: Confessions of a Vinyl- Soundtrack Junkie
Both discs played through and case was in very good shape. Happy!! And the CD edition itself is priceless.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2026 by JCS
Judy Garland's JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL 2 CD SET is one fantastic live album. It captures the enormous talent and versatility of this dynamic superstar, not to mention her rapport with an adoring audience, and her explosive performance that night. Believe the hype and the other 5-star reviews because JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL belongs in any music lover's library. Garland performs her own standards like "Over The Rainbow" and "The Man That Got Away," among others, and takes on other popular songs like "Stormy Weather," "Swanee," and "That's Entertainment," making them all her own. The orchestra sounds great and Garland's performance is firing on all pistons, as she attacks each song with vengeance, letting the world know she still had it. I'm not even a big Garland fan but I'm awestruck by this performance! Oh how I wish Barbra Streisand would make an album like this (Barbra Streisand - Timeless (Live in Concert) comes close). Anyway, the 24-bit remastering is wonderful and you can almost hear each instrument in the band. If you listen closely to CD 2, you can hear the audience singing the line from Over The Rainbow, "...if all the little blue birds fly, why oh why...," as the band plays the song in between Garland's set and at the end (actually almost anytime the band starts up with "Over...," LOL, they just couldn't help themselves). I wasn't even alive then, but it sounded like a magical event and I see why this is a highly regarded "live" album. The CD set comes with a small booklet with black & white pics, original liner notes with headlines from trade papers, and "Two Hours Of Pow" by Scott Schechter that gives a little background info on this concert and Judy's life at the time. A truly great CD and I recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2010 by Alex H
I USED THIS PRODUCT TO GET TO KNOW A LITTLE ABOUT JUDY GARLAND. AS I UNDERSTAND IT, THEY TURNED ON THE RECORDERS AT THE START OF THIS CONCERT AND RAN THEM CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT. ACCORDINGLY, THERE IS SOME DEAD SPACE/TIME. FOR ALL I KNOW, JUDY COULD HAVE BEEN REFORTIFYING HERSELF WITH ALCOHOL. IN ANY CASE, SHE GOT THRU IT AND SOUNDED NO WORSE FOR WEAR - - SOMETIMES CLASSIC. I FEEL LIKE I KNOW A LITTLE MORE ABOUT A TRAGIC LIFE FOR MAKING THE EFFORT TO LISTEN.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2020 by George W Jordan Jr