Judy Garland on The Tonight Show - 17 December 1968 - [SPECIAL HQ EDITION]

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Judy Garland on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

Taped and Aired: December 17, 1968

The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson was taped at NBC-TV in Rockefeller Center, New York City on 17 December 1968 1968.

Judy was introduced by Johnny Carson who simply said, "Ladies and Gentleman, what can you say the great Judy Garland" and entered to rapturous applause from the studio audience.

Judy then sang John Mayer's new composition, 'It's All for You'.

She was then whisked to the interview chair where she bantered with Johnny and Tonight Show announcer/sidekick Ed McMahon about sugar plums and Judy's favorite singers.

Judy also mentioned her next engagement at 'Talk of the Town', in London, which she mistakenly announced as 'The Town and Country, a venue Judy played in 1958.

Following a commercial break, Judy talked about her days with the Gumm Sisters and Vaudeville and closed her appearance singing another new John Mayer song, 'Til After the Holidays', while sitting in her interview chair.

This appearance marked the last time Judy would appear on The Tonight Show and remains the last full length appearance available to fans on video.

Complete audio of Judy's two appearances on Merv Griffin from December 1968 are available, but only video clips filmed from TV screens are known to exist.

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