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CD1 - Abbey Road Studios, 11 October 1957
1. It’s Lovely to Be Back in London Recorded: 11 Oct 1957
2. Lucky Day Recorded: 2 August 1960
3. I Can’t Give You Anything but Love recorded: 8 August 1960
4. Stormy Weather Recorded: 9 August 1960
5. Medley: Judy at The Palace i. Shine on Harvest Moon
ii. Some of These Days iii. My Man iv. I Don’t Care Recorded: 9 August 1960
6. You Go to My Head Recorded: 5 August 1960
7. Rock-a-Bye Your Baby (with a Dixie melody) Recorded: 5 August 1960
8. Happiness is a Thing Called Joe Recorded: 8 August 1960
9. It’s a Great Day for the Irish Recorded: 9 August 1960
10. I Happen to Like New York Recorded: 3 August 1960
11. Medley: - i. You Made Me Love You ii. For Me and My Gal iii. The Trolley Song Recorded: 9 August 1960
12. Why Was I Born? Recorded: 3 August 1960
13. Do it Again
14. Come Rain or Come Shine Recorded: 4 Aug 1960
15. The Man That Got Away Recorded: 4 August 1960
16. Chicago Recorded: 2 August 1960
17. You’ll Never Walk Alone Recorded: 3 August 1960
18. San Francisco Recorded: 4 August 1960
19. After You’ve Gone Recorded: 8 August 1960
20. Swanee Recorded: 3 August 1960
21. Over the Rainbow Recorded: 9 August 1960
1. It’s Lovely to Be Back in London Recorded: 11 Oct 1957
2. Lucky Day Recorded: 2 August 1960
3. I Can’t Give You Anything but Love recorded: 8 August 1960
4. Stormy Weather Recorded: 9 August 1960
5. Medley: Judy at The Palace i. Shine on Harvest Moon
ii. Some of These Days iii. My Man iv. I Don’t Care Recorded: 9 August 1960
6. You Go to My Head Recorded: 5 August 1960
7. Rock-a-Bye Your Baby (with a Dixie melody) Recorded: 5 August 1960
8. Happiness is a Thing Called Joe Recorded: 8 August 1960
9. It’s a Great Day for the Irish Recorded: 9 August 1960
10. I Happen to Like New York Recorded: 3 August 1960
11. Medley: - i. You Made Me Love You ii. For Me and My Gal iii. The Trolley Song Recorded: 9 August 1960
12. Why Was I Born? Recorded: 3 August 1960
13. Do it Again
14. Come Rain or Come Shine Recorded: 4 Aug 1960
15. The Man That Got Away Recorded: 4 August 1960
16. Chicago Recorded: 2 August 1960
17. You’ll Never Walk Alone Recorded: 3 August 1960
18. San Francisco Recorded: 4 August 1960
19. After You’ve Gone Recorded: 8 August 1960
20. Swanee Recorded: 3 August 1960
21. Over the Rainbow Recorded: 9 August 1960
CD2 - Abbey Road Studios 9 May & 9 July 1962 Recorded for the soundtrack of Barbican Films production of “I Could Go On Singing”
1. Hello Bluebird
2. By Myself
3. It Never Was You (previously unissued alternate take)
4. I Could Go On Singing
5. The Land of Promises
6. It’s Yourself Recorded: 6 August 1964
7. Maggie, Maggie May
8. There’s Only One Union
9. Lucky Day (take 1)
10. Stormy Weather (take 4)
11. hy Was I Born (take 6)
12. After You’ve Gone (take 3)
13. It’s a Great Day for the Irish (take 2) Recorded: 8 August 1960
14. You’ll Never Walk Alone (take 1) Recorded: 3 August 1960
15. It’s Yourself intro chat
16. It’s Yourself (take 6)
17. The Land of Promises (take 4) Recorded: 6 August 1964
18. Maggie, Maggie May (take 1) Recorded: 12 August 1964
19. Hello Bluebird (take 9) a
20. I Could Go On Singing (take 1; Interrupted partial take) b
21. It Never Was You intro talk to guitarist a
22. Please Say ‘Ah’! b
1. Hello Bluebird
2. By Myself
3. It Never Was You (previously unissued alternate take)
4. I Could Go On Singing
5. The Land of Promises
6. It’s Yourself Recorded: 6 August 1964
7. Maggie, Maggie May
8. There’s Only One Union
9. Lucky Day (take 1)
10. Stormy Weather (take 4)
11. hy Was I Born (take 6)
12. After You’ve Gone (take 3)
13. It’s a Great Day for the Irish (take 2) Recorded: 8 August 1960
14. You’ll Never Walk Alone (take 1) Recorded: 3 August 1960
15. It’s Yourself intro chat
16. It’s Yourself (take 6)
17. The Land of Promises (take 4) Recorded: 6 August 1964
18. Maggie, Maggie May (take 1) Recorded: 12 August 1964
19. Hello Bluebird (take 9) a
20. I Could Go On Singing (take 1; Interrupted partial take) b
21. It Never Was You intro talk to guitarist a
22. Please Say ‘Ah’! b
Artist:
Judy Garland
Title:
The London Studio Recordings 1957-1964 (2CD)
Label:
First Hand Records
Cat No:
FHR12
Format:
CD
Price £19.99
• This deluxe 2CD set assembles rare, historic tracks recorded by Judy Garland for EMI, at Abbey Road Studios, between October 1957 and August 1964.
• Not only are 12 previously unreleased alternate takes included but, more significantly, a completely unknown/undocumented recording of a song called ‘Please Say ‘Ah’!’ - a charming duet with Saul Chaplin.
• This special collector's set comes in rigid book-style packaging with a finely detailed 32-page booklet, including rare photos and visual memorabilia, printed on luxury paper.
• These recordings have been remastered at Abbey Road Studios, in hi-definition 96kHz/24bit from the original analogue tapes. The sound quality is exceptional.
• There is also a supplementary booklet article written by the world’s leading Garland expert, John Fricke, and the CD cover features a previously unpublished photo by Milton H. Greene.
• From 1955 through 1964, Judy Garland was one of the most celebrated, acclaimed, and best-selling artists on the EMI/Capitol roster. Following her ‘comeback’ success in the movie ‘A Star is Born’, in 1955, she rebuilt her career, culminating in the hugely successful ‘Judy at Carnegie Hall’ double album in 1961, winning four Grammy Awards.
• Not only are 12 previously unreleased alternate takes included but, more significantly, a completely unknown/undocumented recording of a song called ‘Please Say ‘Ah’!’ - a charming duet with Saul Chaplin.
• This special collector's set comes in rigid book-style packaging with a finely detailed 32-page booklet, including rare photos and visual memorabilia, printed on luxury paper.
• These recordings have been remastered at Abbey Road Studios, in hi-definition 96kHz/24bit from the original analogue tapes. The sound quality is exceptional.
• There is also a supplementary booklet article written by the world’s leading Garland expert, John Fricke, and the CD cover features a previously unpublished photo by Milton H. Greene.
• From 1955 through 1964, Judy Garland was one of the most celebrated, acclaimed, and best-selling artists on the EMI/Capitol roster. Following her ‘comeback’ success in the movie ‘A Star is Born’, in 1955, she rebuilt her career, culminating in the hugely successful ‘Judy at Carnegie Hall’ double album in 1961, winning four Grammy Awards.
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