Though she's sadly no longer with us, Judy Garland's star has not faded and she has become part of an aesthetic unique to the 20th century that has reached over the rainbow to become timeless in the 21st century. The core of her significance as an artist remains her amazing voice and emotional commitment to her songs rather than her troubled personal life and what is celebratory about Judy Garland is the power she continues to evoke in audiences today. Her ageless appeal, her sincerity, her humour, her passion and compassion as a performer have led to what the National Observer once defined as her "eternal fame" her songs will live forever.
This superb collection brings together for the first time all her best-known tracks from the movies that propelled her voice and her fame into the stratosphere. From her signature song, the incredible ballad "Over the Rainbow" to the up-beat "There's No Business Like Show Business" from the MGM favourite "Annie Get Your Gun", this collection is bound to become a firm favourite.
| 1 | Over The Rainbow |
| 2 | Dear Mr. Gable/You Made Me love You (I Didn't Want To Do It) |
| 3 | Hello Bluebird |
| 4 | Easter Parade |
| 5 | Get Happy |
| 6 | There's No Business Like Show Business |
| 7 | The Trolley Song |
| 8 | Look For The Silver Lining |
| 9 | That Man Got Away |
| 10 | Little Drops Of Rain |
| 11 | For Me And My Gal |
| 12 | Johnny One Note |
| 13 | Anything You Can Do |
| 14 | They Say It's Wonderful |
| 15 | "Friendly Star [Summer Stock, 1950]" |
| 16 | Embraceable You |
| 17 | I Got Rhythm |
| 18 | "On The Atchison, Topeka, And The Santa Fe" |
| 19 | Paris Is A Lonely Town |
| 20 | I Could Go On Singing (Till The Cows Come Home) |
| 21 | There's No Business Like Show Business |
| 22 | Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas |