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Title: Absolutely the best
Review: Judy At Carnegie Hall is without a doubt the finest live recording by a female artist in the 20th century, period. Other singers have had their "live" recordings, too, but they cannot compete with Miss Garland on this night. (I swear, every "live" recording by other [female] artists, try to duplicate the success of this evening). She starts off strong and stays that way, taking the lucky audience - and us lucky listeners - with her as she wraps her talent around 26 songs. Today's stars, and I use that word lightly, could take a tip from Miss Garland. Today's singers seem to need all kinds of technical and lighting props, etc. Miss Garland had herself and an orchestra. Who could ask for anything more? She is playful and winning and heartbroken and wistful and even sensual ("Do It Again"). It's all here. And it's all brilliant. A must for any CD library.
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