Garland,Judy Creations 1929-62 CD

As just a child at the dawn of talking pictures, Judy Garland was destined for greatness as a singer and actress. Her rendition of "Over the Rainbow" at the tender age of 17 in 1939 is considered by many to be the seminal recording of the 20th century, but there were countless hits before and after than one. This 4-CD collection tracks 94 of the hits spanning her career from her first film solo at the age of 7 in 1929 with the song "Blue Butterfly" to some recordings she made in 1962, 7 years before her untimely passing.

1. Blue Butterfly 2. Hang on to a Rainbow 3. Stompin' at the Savoy 4. Waltz with a Swing/Americana 5. The Balboa 6. The Texas Tornado 7. It's Love I'm After 8. Everybody Sing (W. Sophie Tucker) 9. Your Broadway and My Broadway 10. Yours and Mine 11. Swing Mr. Mendelssohn 12. Got a Pair of New Shoes 13. Down on Melody Farm (W. Allan Jones, Reginald Gardiner, and Lynne Carver) 14. Ever Since the World Began/Shall I Sing a Melody? 15. Why? Because! (W. Fanny Brice) 16. It Never Rains But What It Pours 17. In Between 18. Meet the Beat of My Heart 19. Ten Pins in the Sky 20. On the Bumpy Road to Love 21. The Jitterbug (W. Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Buddy Ebsen, and Bert Lahr) 22. Over the Rainbow 23. Good Morning (W. Mickey Rooney) 24. Sweet Sixteen 25. Oceans Apart 26. Figaro 27. (Can This Be) the End of the Rainbow 28. Nobody 29. Drummer Boy 30. Do the la Conga (W. Mickey Rooney) 31. It's a Great Day for the Irish 32. A Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow 33. Laugh? I Thought I'd Split My Side (W. Charles Winninger) 34. Our Love Affair 35. We Must Have Music (W. Tony Martin) 36. Minnie from Trinidad 37. How About You? (W. Mickey Rooney) 38. Hoe Down (W. Mickey Rooney) 39. Chin Up! Cheerio! Carry on! 40. Babes on Broadway 41. Three Cheers for the Yanks 42. Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son 43. When I Look at You 44. Paging Mr. Greenback 45. The Joint Is Really Jumpin' Down at Carnegie Hall (W. Jose Iturbi at the Piano) 46. Boys and Girls Like You and Me 47. The Trolley Song 48. The Boy Next Door 49. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 50. A Great Lady Has An Interview (Aka the Interview; Madame Crematante) 51. You've Got Me Where You Want Me (W. Bing Crosby) 52. On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe 53. In the Valley (Where the Evening Sun Goes Down) 54. My Intuition (W. John Hodiak) 55. March of the Doagies 56. Hayride (W. Ray Bolger) 57. Connecticut (W. Bing Crosby) 58. It's a Great Big World (W. Virginia O'Brien and Marion Doenges) 59. Don't Tell Me That Story 60. There Is No Breeze (To Cool the Flame of Love) 61. Love of My Life 62. You Can Do No Wrong 63. Voodoo 64. Be a Clown (W. Gene Kelly) 65. Mr. Monotony 66. A Couple of Swells (W. Fred Astaire) 67. Mack the Black 68. It Only Happens When I Dance with You (With Roger Edens at the Piano) 69. A Fella with An Umbrella (W. Peter Lawford) 70. Better Luck Next Time 71. Merry Christmas 72. Let's Go West Again 73. If You Feel Like Singing, Sing 74. (Howdy, Neighbor) Happy Harvest 75. Friendly Star 76. All for You (W. Gene Kelly) 77. You, Wonderful You (W. Gene Kelly) 78. Send My Baby Back to Me 79. Heartbroken 80. Without a Memory 81. Here's What I'm Here for 82. Gotta Have Me Go with You (W. Don McKabe and Jack Harmon) 83. The Man That Got Away 84. It's a New World 85. Someone at Last 86. Lose That Long Face 87. Maybe I'll Come Back 88. It's Lovely to Be Back in London 89. The Faraway Part of Town 90. Sweet Danger 91. Little Drops of Rain 92. Take My Hand, Paree 93. Paris Is a Lonely Town 94. Roses Red, Violets Blue