That's Entertainment!/I Could Go on Singing

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
2 on 1 includes That's Entertainment! (1960) & I Could Go On Singing (original motion picture soundtrack - 1963). 23 tracks. 2002.

That's Entertainment!/I Could Go on Singing, Music, Judy Garland, Pop, Pop Vocals, Popular Music, Vocal
That's Entertainment!/I Could Go on Singing
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Garland, front and center
  • Judy Shines Brightly!
  • What a Collector's Dream!
  • A COLLECTORS ITEAM
  • Great album of great songs
That's Entertainment!/I Could Go on Singing
Judy Garland
Manufacturer: Collectables
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Miss Show Business/Judy
  2. Judy in Love & Alone
  3. A Star Is Born (Expanded 1954 Film Soundtrack)
  4. The Letter
  5. I Could Go On Singing

ASIN: B0000636B1
Release Date: 2002-03-19

Tracks:

  1. That's Entertainment: That's Entertainment
  2. That's Entertainment: Who Cares? (As Long As You Care For Me)
  3. That's Entertainment: I've Confessed To The Breeze (I Love You)
  4. That's Entertainment: If I Love Again
  5. That's Entertainment: Yes
  6. That's Entertainment: Puttin' On The Ritz
  7. That's Entertainment: Old Devil Moon
  8. That's Entertainment: Down With Love
  9. That's Entertainment: How Long Has This Been Going On?
  10. That's Entertainment: It Never Was You
  11. That's Entertainment: Just You, Just Me
  12. That's Entertainment: Alone Together
  13. I Could Go On Singing: Main Title: I Could Go On Singin' (Till The Cows Come Home)
  14. I Could Go On Singing: Overture Medley: A. The Trolley Song/B. Over The Rainbow/C.The Man That Got Away
  15. I Could Go On Singing: Hello Bluebird
  16. I Could Go On Singing: I Am The Monarch Of The Sea
  17. I Could Go On Singing: It Never Was You
  18. I Could Go On Singing: By Myself
  19. I Could Go On Singing: Helicopter Ride
  20. I Could Go On Singing: Interlude; Matt's Dilemma
  21. I Could Go On Singing: I Could Go On Singin' (Till The Cows Come Home)

Album Description

2 on 1 includes That's Entertainment! (1960) & I Could Go On Singing (original motion picture soundtrack - 1963). 23 tracks. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Garland, front and center.......2007-02-21

Two classic albums from Judy Garland's days with Capitol Records - 'That's Entertainment', and the soundtrack from 'I Could Go on Singing'.

In 1959, Garland was struck down with a strain of hepatitis. Forced to take time off from her hectic recording and concert schedule, she returned the following year in peak vocal form to record 'That's Entertainment', her sixth studio album for the Capitol label. No other Garland album is as pristinely-good as this one. Her voice is lush and plush, her delivery excellent and you can simply tell she's having a ball.

"Old Devil Moon", "Yes", "Alone Together" and a snappy jazz arrangement of "How Long Has This Been Going On?" are only a few highlights. Most of the hardcore Garland fans would single out this as their favourite Garland record.

I Could Go On Singing, released in 1963, would prove to be Garland's final movie. The story revolves around a famous singer called Jenny Bowman. Whilst in the middle of a series of London concert dates, she decides to meet the son she gave away shortly after birth. The film itself featured Garland giving a superb acting performance, and although her voice was a little threadbare, the raw emotional power she gave to the musical numbers was outstanding.

The soundtrack album from the film acutely displays Garland's vocal shortcomings, but the singular way she tackles "By Myself" turns the song into a dramatic monologue. Likewise Kurt Weill's "It Never Was You" becomes a plaintive cry from a heartbroken mother.

"Hello Bluebird" builds to a big-belting conclusion, and "Monarch of the Sea" (lifted from Gilbert & Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore") is a joyous 'impromptu' moment with Garland and the children from the film.

There is however, a misprint on the CD cover (and Amazon's track-listing): the Overture Medley isn't the same one used for Garland's concerts. It's the one that is heard in the movie (with "By Myself", "Hello Bluebird", "It Never Was You", and "I Could Go on Singing").

Garland fans will certainly enjoy this CD, in particular for the I COULD GO ON SINGING soundtrack (making it's CD premiere with this release).

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5 out of 5 stars Judy Shines Brightly!.......2003-07-30

This Woman knows how to deliver a song, and these two Great Albums prove this fact! Two incredible Judy Garland Albums on a Single CD! The First Album done in 1960 has Judy Singing upbeat songs as well as slow ballads, and no matter if she sings a swinging number or a serious love song, Judy can't lose because her Vocal Tone and Range are always unforgetable!! The Second Album are Sound Track Recordings from her 1962 Movie-"I Could Go On Singing" Even though Judy's voice sounds somewhat different from her vocals in the first album on this CD, she nevertheless gives-absolutely Incredible Performances on this Soundtrack Album with a great emotional impact that will thrill the listener to no end! Judy Garland is a one of a kind performer, and these two Powerful Albums that are placed on a Single CD, prove this beyond any shadow of a doubt whatsoever!!! Buy this CD, and see why Judy Garland was so rightfully given the honor of being named, "World's Greatest Entertainer!"

5 out of 5 stars What a Collector's Dream!.......2003-04-03

If you ever wanted to hear Judy Garland at her Absolute Mature Vocal Best, then be sure that you hear the first Album on this CD entitled, "That's Entertainment" Every Song on this first Album is done with pure perfection and great emotional feelings! Nobody could sing the song, "That's Entertainment" better than Judy Garland!! With her brilliantly flawless precise talk singing for this particular song, combined with her Greatly Powerful Vibrato on the extended notes of this Great Showbiz Tune, Judy makes this- "That's Entertainment" number- her very own, creating an unforgetable listening experience!!! And then the Jazzy Tune that follows which is entitled, "Who Cares?" is another Treat to the Ears! It's very rare to hear Judy singing Jazz in her later years, but in this particular song, she does a Tremendous Job of it, and sounds like she is having such a Grand Time doing it too!!

The Very Romantic Songs included on the first Album, are done with such a depth of emotion from this Artist Judy Garland, that you feel she is actually living the songs!! Especially the Songs like, "If I Love Again" accompanied wonderfully by a Soft Guitar which allows the listener to hear the beautiful and perfect 'bird like quality' in Garland's Terrific Voice!! Other Greatly Performed Romantic Numbers include- a very rare song entitled, "Yes" which almost had me in tears near the end of this number. And also the song entitled, "It Never Was You" Accompanied only with a piano which once again revealed the rich and moving tone quality of Garland's Lovely Voice!! Another song to take notice of, is her hauntingly more widely known romantic song entitled,"Alone Together" which was done with utter perfection! And the more rousing romantic song number she does just before this- entitled, "Just You,Just Me" is done in a Charmingly Flirtatious Fashion. It's Great!!

Now we come to the second part of this Great CD, which consists of the soundtracks from the movie Judy Garland did in England entitled, "I Could Go On Singing" Among my favorite songs included on this Particular Album are "Hello Blue Bird" which Judy sings in a delightfully almost childlike way if you will, with a devastatingly powerful ending that is Quite Exciting!! Another favorite of mine is a track selected by Capital Records which Judy does another version of the song, "It Never Was You" which was also heard previously in the first Album of this CD. But this time, this same song number is done more informally with even some Studio Background Moving Camera Noises included- since this song was recorded live during the filming of the movie, "I Could Go On Singing" instead of being Pre-recorded in a Closed Recording Studio. So Judy sang this song on a live Sound Stage for a Dramatic Effect, and once again only accompanied by a piano! What a Great Vocal Emotional Result this live Singing proved to be, since the singing of this song,"It Never Was You" is so very personal sounding, with Judy singing it live like this-on a Film Set!

Another Great Song Number included in this Movie Soundtrack Album from the movie, "I Could Go On Singing" is Judy's Popular Song entitled, "By Myself" In my opinion, this is the best recording of this song ever!!! I say this because not only does Judy Garland herself give a Great Emotional Artistic Interpretation of this song, but the orchestra accompaning her in this number, is Absolutely Fantastic to say the very least!!!

Both of these Albums which are included on this One CD, are a must for any serious Judy Garland Collector! You will definitely not be wasting your money in the purchasing of this CD- which does consist of Purely Outstanding Judy Garland Treasures...

5 out of 5 stars A COLLECTORS ITEAM.......2002-09-14

I bought this album just to have I Could Go On Singing soundtrack and beleive me it is worth buying.The first part of the album, although some great numbers isn't a patch on I Could Go On Singing.As far as I know this movie was called The Lonely stage when released in America but it the UK it was Called I Could Go On Singing. If you've seen the movie, after the first number she builds up to going on stage to sing Hello Bluebird, An amazing number by the end of the number I'm sitting there with a great big grin on my face thinking nobody can do it like Judy.There is a rare bit of Judy singing Gilbert & Sullivan's HMS Pinafore with school kids, charming. I'll go my way by myself has to be the ultimate Garland song, she puts every emotion into this number, it will give you a lump in your throat listening to it. I read from the liner notes that the movie is now out of print, hopefully it will be released on DVD SOON. If you haven't seen the movie buy this CD it is Judy's Last soundtrack recording and is worth having

5 out of 5 stars Great album of great songs.......2002-04-25

It is nice to hear these albums again all cleaned up with such great sound. I expected a bit more from the restoration on the I Could Go On Singing soundtrack portion of the cd. However, it is still good and is head and shoulders above anything I have heard on any of the compilation discs when they have used one of the tracks. I really enjoyed this cd.

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