Judy Garland - À Paris

Tracklist

- Concert Inedit

1 - Introduction (2:44)

2 - Zing ! Went The Strings Of My Heart (3:21)

- Medley (3:52)

3a - You Made Me Love You

3b - For Me & My Gal

3c - The Trolley Song

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4 - I Can't Give You Anything But Love (5:31)

5 - Come Rain Or Come Shine (3:47)

6 - San Francisco (3:36)

7 - The Man That Got Away (4:21)

8 - When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (3:07)

9 - Stormy Weather (5:34)

10 - You Go To My Head (3:24)

11 - That's Entertainment (2:29)

- Medley (3:37)

12a - I Love Paris

12b - April In Paris

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13 - Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody (4:42)

14 - After You've Gone (2:50)

15 - Over The Rainbow (3:53)

16 - Swanee (2:46)

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) - RTE

Copyright (c) - Trema

Licensed From - RTE

Credits

Conductor [Orchestra Conducted By] - Norrie Paramor

Coordinator [Coordination] - Marie-Françoise Paris

Executive-Producer - Marc Exiga

Layout [Lay Out] - Trema (3)

Liner Notes - Lawrence Schulman

Photography [Photos] - Jack Garofalo

Piano - Dave Lee (7)

Recorded By - Europe 1

Research [Archives Research] - Margaret Verbeke

Notes

Olympia 28 Octobre 1960

En Concert avec Europe 1

Digitally remastered by Digipro France

Photos : exclusive rights of PARIS MATCH

(Palais de Chaillot, october 3 and 5, and Restaurant Maxim's, october 5)

Sincere thanks to Daniel Filipacchi, Claude Acaei, for their generous assistance

Many thanks to Kim Lundgreen, Gerald Waters, Fred McFadden, Christian Matzanke and Alain Falasse

About the Olympia recording - The concert on this disc, recorded on October 28, 1960 and broadcast by the radio station Europe 1 on the evening of November 3, 1960, is heard here as it was aired. It does not, however, correspond to Judy Garland's complete program of the period, for which there are extant order sheets. The archives tapes found contain neither Garland's traditional overture (the one broadcast and transferred here is no doubt the music used by the orchestra after the intermission to get people back to their seats) nor her dialoguing with the audience as was her habit. Critic of her concerts at the Palais de Chaillot on October 5 and 7 mention songs that are not contained on the Olympia program. Nor did she ever in her career begin a show with "Zing ! Went The Strings Of My Heart". It is probable that the time limitations of the Musicorama program forced the station to cut the master tape, at which time the song order was also altered. Judy Garland gave a second show at the Olympia on October 29.

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