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- ABetter Luck next Time
- B(F Astaire)It only happens when I dance with you
Judy Garland, the legendary MGM star, recorded these two song standards for her home label. 'Better Luck Next Time' is a lesser-known piece; '(It Only) Happens When I Dance With You', composed by Irving Berlin, is one of Astaire's best-known numbers, performed here by Garland.AI summary
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- ABetter luck next time
- B(Astaire)It only happens when I dance with you
Judy Garland performs 'Better Luck Next Time' and the Astaire standard 'It Only Happens When I Dance with You' on MGM, a Hollywood studio label. Garland was one of the most celebrated singers of the era.AI summary
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- ABetter Luck next Time
- B(F Astaire)It only happens when I dance with you
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- ABuds won't bud
- BI'm nobody's baby
An early Judy Garland recording on Brunswick, predating her MGM stardom: 'Buds Won't Bud' and 'I'm Nobody's Baby'. Garland's Brunswick sides are uncommon as her best-known recordings came later.AI summary
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- ADear Mr Gable
- BYou can't have everything
Judy Garland on Brunswick 02488, performing 'Dear Mr Gable' and 'You Can't Have Everything'. These are early Garland recordings, likely from her juvenile period before The Wizard of Oz (1939).AI summary
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- ADear Mr Gable
- BYou can't have everything
Judy Garland, aged 15, recorded these two numbers for Brunswick in 1937, before her famous MGM contract. 'Dear Mr Gable' was her first recorded vocal, a novelty song written to secure Clark Gable's attention; 'You Can't Have Everything' was a standard of the day.AI summary
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- ADear Mr Gable
- BYou can't have everything
Judy Garland, the American film and recording star, recorded "Dear Mr Gable" and "You Can't Have Everything" for Brunswick in the late 1930s. These are early commercial recordings by Garland before her major MGM film successes.AI summary
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- AHere's what I'm here for
- BMan that got away
Judy Garland, the American film and theatre star, recorded 'Here's What I'm Here For' and 'The Man That Got Away' for Phil 366, likely a small-label or non-standard pressing.AI summary
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- AI'm Nobody's Baby
- BBuds won't bud
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- AIf you feel like singing, sing
- BHappy Harvest
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- AIn Between
- BSweet Sixteen
Judy Garland was one of the greatest singers of the 20th century. This 1929 Brunswick side documents her earliest recordings, made when she was still a child performer, before her stardom in film.AI summary
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- AIn Between
- BSweet Sixteen
Judy Garland, still a child performer at the start of her career, sings 'In Between' and 'Sweet Sixteen' on Brunswick, from among her earliest commercial recordings.AI summary
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- AIt never rains but what it pours
- BTen pins in the sky
Judy Garland, one of the greatest entertainers of the Hollywood era, recorded 'It Never Rains but What It Pours' and 'Ten Pins in the Sky' for Brunswick, likely in the early 1940s.AI summary
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- AJust imagine
- BI feel a song coming on
Judy Garland with Just Imagine and I Feel a Song Coming On on Capitol CL14790.AI summary
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- AOur love affair
- BI'm always chasing rainbows
Judy Garland recorded for Brunswick in 1939, performing two songs that would later be associated with her film career.AI summary
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- ASend my Baby back to me
- BWithout a Memory
Judy Garland singing 'Send my Baby back to me' and 'Without a Memory' on Columbia 40010. An early American-label pressing of the young star who would define Hollywood's Golden Age.AI summary
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- ASkip to my Lou
- BI wish I were in love again
Judy Garland on Brunswick performing 'Skip to My Lou' and 'I Wish I Were in Love Again', popular and show songs by the major Hollywood and stage entertainer.AI summary
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- AThe boy next door
- BThe trolley song
Judy Garland, the American singer and film star, recorded 'The Boy Next Door' and 'The Trolley Song' from the film *Meet Me in St. Louis* for Brunswick (03558) in 1944. These are among Garland's most famous recordings.AI summary
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- AThe man that got away
- BHere's what I'm here for
Judy Garland with The Man That Got Away and Here's What I'm Here For, both from the 1954 film A Star Is Born, on Philips PB366.AI summary
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- AThis heart of mine
- BLove
Judy Garland recorded 'This Heart of Mine' and 'Love' for Brunswick. Garland was one of the most important entertainers of the 20th century, and her Brunswick 78 recordings remain highly valued by collectors of classic American popular song and film music.AI summary
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- AWearing of the green
- BEnd of the rainbow
Judy Garland performs 'Wearing of the Green' and 'End of the Rainbow' on Brunswick 03172 from the mid-1930s. This is an early recording by the young Garland before her Hollywood stardom.AI summary