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LIZA IS MENTIONED MANY MANY TIMES ON MY WEBSITE THAT ARE NOT LISTED BELOW ---AWARDS SHOWS, VIDEO COMPILATIONS, SHOWS WHERE SHE WAS GUESTS ETC ETC ---CONTACT ME FOR A FILE VERSION OF MY WEBSITE ---SEARCHING THE FILE VERSION IS LIKE SEARCHING ALL SECTIONS OF MY WEBSITE ALL AT ONCE

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GOLDIE AND LIZA TOGETHER 1 DVD A & E TV SPECIAL 1980 EXCELLENT / CRYSTAL PICTURE 48 MINUTES

Kraft Music Hall- Woody Allen Looks at 1967 w/Aretha Franklin (Respect, Chain Of Fools), Liza Minelli (Feeling Groovy, Up Up and Away), John Byner and William Buckley Junior

Mike Douglas Show VOLUME 67

7/22/77

Mike salutes the movie "New York, New York" with Liza Minnelli and the rest of the cast. Highlights only of Liza’s musical numbers only-not the complete show. Includes: Mike and Liza do a medley of songs from the about-to-open film, "New York, New York". Includes: Once in Awhile (Liza); No Nothing Til' You Hear From Me (Mike); The Man I Love (Liza) Takin' A Chance On Love (Mike); Just You, Just Me (Liza); You Are My Lucky Star (duet Liza and Mike). Then: "New York, New York" and "But the World Goes Round", sung by Liza. That selection ends the show, and Dianne Abbott, Robert DeNiro and Martin Scorsese join Liza on stage. About 16 minutes. A-

TONY BENNETT 1 DVD Here’s To The Ladies, A Concert Of Hope 12/1/95 CBS-TV. The one-hour special features Bennett performing songs from his newest album, "Here's to the Ladies," with Roseanne, Brandy, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Liza Minnelli and Patti LaBelle. Recorded at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles. 1 hour. A

TONIGHT SHOW 1 DVD 25th Anniversary 10/1/87 NBC-TV. Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, and Doc Severinson celebrate the Tonight Show’s 25th anniversary, with clips featuring Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, Jack Benny, George Burns, Bob Hope, Pearl bailey, Jack Webb, Ronald Reagan, Richard Nixon, Martin Luther King, Robert Kennedy, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, Lena Horne, Diana Ross, The Jackson Five, Tina Turner, Paul Simon, Itzhak Perlman, Luciano Pavarotti, Ed Ames, Steve Martin, David Letterman, Jay Leno, Garry Shandling, Eddie Murphy, Buddy Rich, Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, and Fred Astaire. This show, broadcast live, almost was cancelled due to a major earthquake that hit Los Angeles earlier in the day. Johnny closes this show with a clip of Fred Astaire singing his own composition, "Life Is Beautiful" (The Tonight Show's closing theme.) It was a tribute to Astaire who passed away earlier that year. 90 minutes, complete with original commercials. A-

Dinah! Tribute to Liza Minnelli

9/24/75 ~ CBS-TV

Dina Shore, with Liza Minnelli, John Kander & Fred Ebb, Chita Rivera. Fred Ebb sings "Liza With A Z" complete with the accompanying dialogue, which is pretty funny. "Lucky Lady" from the movie of the same name is introduced here for the first time. Liza also sings "Sing Happy" from Flora The Red Menace with Dinah and Fred. Dinah sings Kander & Ebb’s "The Coloring Book". Chita Rivera surprises Liza while performing "Nowadays" from Chicago, and joins her to finish the song. Chita performs "How Lucky Can You Get" from Funny Lady. Liza sings "Maybe This Time", and the panel of guests finish up with a melody of songs from Chicago and Cabaret. Disc also includes two promos that were filmed for the show. Commercials have been edited out. A-

The Dick Cavett Show

2/11/72 ~ ABC-TV

Dick’s guests are Liza Minnelli, Robert Klein, Pete Seeger, and Gale Sayers. Liza is on to promote Cabaret. Recorded from a Decades-TV rebroadcast. 90 minutes. A

The Dick Cavett Show

9/23/70 ~ ABC-TV

Dick’s guests are Liza Minnelli, Gina Lollobrigida, Paul Harvey, and Johnny Sample. Recorded from a Decades-TV rebroadcast. 90 minutes. A

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FRANK SINATRA 1 DVD WITH LIZA MINNELLI AND SAMMY DAVIS IN TOKYO 1989 96 minutes, crystal clear tv production... after Dean quit the tour, Liza stepped in to replace him... Japanese subtitles at bottom in some parts

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LIZA MINNELLI 1 DVD STANDING ROOM ONLY LONDON 3/20/86 90 minutes, pro shot, excellent picture. Liza In London, part of the Standing Room Only series, produced and directed by Don Mischer, and recorded on March 20th 1986 gets off to a really exciting start. Sure enough, Liza comes on singing ''New York, New York'' and gets her obligatory standing ovation. But this is merely a device, to presumably hook viewers at the outset. Rushing offstage into a dressing room, Miss Minnelli will now take us back to the beginning of the London Palladium show by means of a flashback. Wearing a short red and black sequined dress, she walks onto an empty stage singing ''Start All Over Again.'' As members of her band file in slowly, she expands the opening number to include ''Blue Skies'' and ''I'm So Excited'' In search of new material for her repertory, Liza devotes the first half of her concert to a mixture of contemporary hits and standards. "Old Friend" (Sondheim) ''I'm So Excited'' (The Pointer Sisters) ''Sad Songs (Say So Much)''(Elton John) Sad Songs Medley:"I Don’t Care Much"/ "When The Sun Comes Out", "I Couldn't Be Happier" (Kander & Ebb) ''I Don't Want To Know,'' (from the musical ''The Madwoman Of Chaillot'' )"Wherever He Ain’t" (from "Mack & Mabel") And included is ''London Town,'' a cheeky version by the late Fred Ebb, of a traditional, slightly bawdy British folk ballade. Miss Minnelli confides to the audience that ''really what this show is all about is playing different characters - all women.'' Next comes 'Some People'' (from ''Gypsy'') and the entire mood and tempo of the performance changes. "The Boys In The Band"/"Here's To My Band". Changing quickly to another costume, a black tuxedo suit, and red sequinned tie. Liza tries some Break dancing with a trio called The Foot Lockers; Wiping her face with a towel, revealing herself below the makeup, Liza confesses that ''It's harder than it looks,'' adding that she just recently had turned 40. Next comes the brilliant "Saga Of Emma Finch"(from "70 Girls 70") She uses a director’s chair, and some spotlights to fashion beautifully effective versions of ''You've Let Yourself Go,'' ''He's Funny That Way,'' and ''I Love A Piano", The big finale is ''New York, New York,'' and ''Cabaret'', and for her encore "But The World Goes ’Round"

LIZA MINNELLI 1 DVD IN CONCERTO DALLA BUSSOLADOMANI THE 1982 LIZA'S CONCERT EDITED BY ITALIAN TV 50 Mins approx, vg with slight grain

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LIZA MINNELLI 1 DVD TOKYO CONCERT 1980'S? PLUS A TRIBUTE TO SAMMY DAVIS TOKYO 8/95 77 minutes, excellent quality, Japanese subtitles at bottom, tv telecast... Yes I Can, Blues in the Night, Old Friends, Sailor Boys, Some People, So What, Crying Over You, I Love a Piano, Alexander's Ragtime Doll, Hey There, Ebb and Kander Medley, Cabaret, New York New York... Liza slim and at her energetic best... great concert

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LIZA MINNELLI 4 DVD THE RESULTS COLLECTION LIVE & TV COMPILATION... DISC 1: 1. Losing My Mind Promo Music Video, 2. The "Wogan" Show 1989 With Liza Minnelli and The Pet Shop Boys, Liza Interview, Liza Sings "So Sorry, I Said", "Losing My Mind", 3. TOTP Chart Run-Down For "Losing My Mind" 1989, 4. Losing My Mind Live on TOTP 1989, 5. Losing My Mind Live on TOTP2 1989 (Digital re-showing), 6. Liza And The Pet Shop Boys "Losing My Mind", "Wogan" Tiny Live Clip;

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LIZA MINNELLI THE RESULTS COLLECTION DISC 2: 7. Don't Drop Bombs Promo Music Video, 8. TV: AM Interview Intro with Liza Minnelli 1989, 9. TV: AM Interview with Liza Minnelli 1989, 10. "The Dame Edna Experience" with Special Guest Liza Minnelli, Liza sings "So Sorry, I Said", 11. "Rapido" Interview with Liza Minnelli (French TV) 1989, 12. "The Brit Awards" Liza Minnelli presents Clips and Announces the Winner, 13. Aspel & Co. Liza sings "Love Pains"Live, 14. The Ronn Lucas Show, Liza sings,"Love Pains" Live;

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LIZA MINNELLI THE RESULTS COLLECTION DISC 3: 15. So Sorry, I Said Promo Music Video, 16. The Grammy Awards, Liza Minnelli wins a "Living Legend Award" from The Grammy Association, Liza sings "But The World Goes Round" accompanied by Clarence Clemons, Liza sings "Losing My Mind", 17. Entertainment Tonight 1989 Profile on Liza's "Results" album, She talks fondly of working with The Pet Shop Boys, 18. The Arsenio Hall Show, 9th September 1991, Liza Minnelli sings "So Sorry, I Said", Liza talks about winning her Grammy "Living Legend Award" and working with The Pet Shop Boys, Liza performs a spectacular version of "Losing My Mind", 19. "Losing My Mind" Live with male dancers on German TV 1989, 20. "Losing My Mind" missing / cut segment from "Live From Radio City", 21. Liza sings "Love Pains" Live on German TV 1989, 22. Peter Ustinov presents Liza Minnelli with an Award For "Love Pains", 23. Losing My Mind Live in Paris 1992;

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LIZA MINNELLI THE RESULTS COLLECTION DISC 4: 23. Ruby Wax Meets Bette Midler & Liza Minnelli, Liza lip-syncs to her duet that she did with Donna Summer, "Does He Love You" using an old shoe as a microphone!, 24. The Tony Bennett Special, Liza duets with Tony Bennett, "Maybe This Time", Picture quality ranges from Good to Excellent, Sound: Excellent Hi-Fi Stereo.

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JUDY GARLAND 1 DVD with LIZA MINNELLI LONDON PALADIUM 53 MINS, pro cam, no menu… BONUS: JUDY DUETS, 63 minutes, pro cam, no menu… clips from her 1963 tv show in which she duets with guest stars

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LIZA MINNELLI 1 DVD COMPILATION... various you tube clips, some pixelation, menu with select option... Alexander's Ragtime Doll (Japan 1995), Boys and Girls (Johnny Carson Show), Bye Bye Blackbird (Liza With a Z), Cabaret (German tv), Forever in Brazil (fan shot), I'm Glad (D Letterman Show), Life is a Cabaret, Bye Bye Baby (Liza and Judy Special), Losing My Mind (from Cabaret film), Money With Joe, New York New York (from the film), Nowadays, New York New York (w/ Pavarotti), Ring Them Bells, The World Goes Round (from Frank & Sammy HBO concert), Shine on Harvest (Japan 1995), So Sorry, Some People, Song of Hope (Rosie O'Donnell Show), Steam Heat, The Boy From, The Man in Love, We Are the Champions, What Makes A, Yes from Liza, You Are Not Not Alone

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JUDY GARLAND

JUDY GARLAND 1 DVD & LIZA AT THE PALLADIUM LONDON UK 1964 PLUS MORE 53 min pro shot black & white, vg picture... fans of this brand of showbiz razzmatazz will be satisfied with the duets between the women (especially trading verses on a medley of "Happy Days Are Here Again" and "Get Happy"). Judy opens the show with the reliable chest sweller "Once in a Lifetime" and delivers a tutorial in song dynamics with "The Man That Got Away." She appears rather shrunken and tired but still comes on like a trouper, fending off the audience's constant heckling for "Over the Rainbow" (as though she might forget it?) before finally handing the song back to them as a touching sing-along. This was Garland's last appearance at the Palladium. It's also a passing of the torch to Liza, who would later become the kind of polished dynamo embodied by her mother, more than capable of holding down her own one-woman shows. THE PLUS MORE IS JUDY GARLAND DUETS, 63 minutes, crystal, with count basie, barbara streisand, ethel merman, bobby darin, dean & frank, leana horne, peggy lee, liza and a few others

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THE JUDY GARLAND SHOW 17 DVD 1963 - 1964 26 EPISODES COMPLETE SERIES PLUS MORE... excellent quality, each show 60 minutes, crystal clear, deletions and out takes included for each show...

1.
9/29/63
Donald O’Conner

2.
10/6/63
Barbara Streisand
Smothers Bros.
Ethel Merman

3.
10/13/63
Lena Horne
Terry Thomas

4.
10/20/63
George Maharis
Leo Durocher
Jack Carter

5.
10/27/63
June Allyson
Steve Lawrence

6.
11/3/63
Vic Damone
George Jessel
Zina Bethune

7.
11/10/63
Count Basie
Mel Torme
Judy Jenske (folksinger)

8.
11/17/63
Liza Minelli
Soupy Sales

Nov.23rd show pre-empted due to Kennedy assassination

9.
12/1/63
Peggy Lee
Carl Reiner
Jack Carter

10.
12/8/63
Mickey Rooney

11.
12/15/63
Tony Bennett
Dick Shawn
Steve Allen

12.
12/22/63
(Christmas family show)
Liza Minelli
Lorna and Joe Luft
Mel Torme
Jack Jones

13.
12/29/63
Bobby Darin.
Bob Newhart

14.
1/5/64
Mel Torme
Steve Allen
Jayne Meadows

15.
1/12/64
Ethel Merman
Shelly Berman

16.
1/19/64
Vic Damone
Chita Rivera
Louie Nye

17.
1/26/6/4
Martha Raye
Peter Lawford
Rich Little

18.
2/2/64
Louis Jourdan
Ken Murray

19.
2/9/64
(no guests/ Judy performs in concert format)

20.
2/16/64
Diahann Carroll
Mel Torme

21.
2/23/64
Jack Jones
Ken Murray

22.
3/1/64
Ray Bolger
Jane Powell

23.
3/8/64
(no guests/ concert format)

24.
3/15/64
Vic Damone

25.
3/22/64
Bobby Cole

26.
3/29/64
(no guests/concert format)

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JUDY GARLAND 1 DVD THE JUDY GARLAND SPECIAL FEBRUARY 1962 with Phil Silvers and Robert Goulet