Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall: The Greatest Night in Entertainment History

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On April 23, 1961 Judy Garland performed a program of 26 jazz standards, musical theater hits, and songs from her filmography at Carnegie Hall. The concert was recorded for Capitol Records, released as a live album, and has subsequently been dubbed “The Greatest Night in Entertainment History.” In this video, I do a deep dive on Judy at Carnegie Hall: what led up to it, what she sang, how she sang it, and the legacy that the album still carries to this day.

Listen to Judy at Carnegie Hall:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcYPgcseAW0&list=PLtpFM3sDaV_gA7QfNrH01Upo1ppGvwUdm

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3M0RdVAdvPETjcEvPj7AI0?si=WSXVbSWAQpCbdQW7KLibZQ

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