Song artist 301 - Judy Garland

This page lists the song chart entries of Judy Garland.A list of the hit albums by Judy Garland is also available. The songs are listed with the most widely successful first.

Despite being the singer of the second most successful song, appearing twice in the top 5 artists of the year and having two songs win the Oscar, Judy Garland ends up with a rather low position.

#	Artist	Song Title	Year	Chart Entries
1	Judy Garland	Over the Rainbow	1939	UK Sheet Music 1 for 4 weeks - Apr 1940, UK 40s Sheet Music 1 - Mar 1940 (9 weeks), US invalid BB 1 of 1939, Oscar in 1939 (film 'The Wizard of Oz'), Grammy Hall of Fame in 1981 (1939), AFI 1, POP 1 of 1939, RIAA 1, Music Imprint 1 of 1930s, ASCAP song of 1938, Library of Congress artifact added 2016 (1939), DMDB 3 (1939), nuTsie 3 of 1930s, US Billboard 5 - 1939 (12 weeks), Europe 5 of the 1930s (1939), Your Hit Parade 19 of 1939, Australian Nostalgia 22 of 1930-1939, Scrobulate 71 of vocal, WXPN 269, Acclaimed 497 (1939), Visconti song of 1939, RYM 1 of 1939
2	Judy Garland	The Trolley Song	1944	Your Hit Parade 1 of 1944, US invalid BB 2 of 1944, POP 2 of 1944, Oscar in 1944 (film 'Meet Me in St. Louis') (Nominated), US Billboard 4 - Nov 1944 (8 weeks), US 1940s 4 - Dec 1944 (4 weeks), DDD 25 of 1944, AFI 26, RYM 12 of 1944
3	Judy Garland	On the Atchison, Topeka & the Santa Fe	1945	Australia 1 for 2 months - Aug 1946, Oscar in 1946 (film 'The Harvey Girls'), US Billboard 10 - Oct 1945 (1 week), US 1940s 10 - Sep 1945 (1 week)
4	Judy Garland	I'm Nobody's Baby	1940	US Billboard 3 - 1940 (12 weeks), US 1940s 3 - Aug 1940 (10 weeks), Your Hit Parade 23 of 1940, DDD 72 of 1940, Brazil 99 of 1941
5	Judy Garland	The Man That Got Away	1954	Oscar in 1954 (film 'A Star Is Born') (Nominated), AFI 11, UK 18 - Jun 1955 (2 weeks), US Billboard 22 - Aug 1954 (4 weeks), Your Hit Parade 22 of 1954
6	Judy Garland	Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart	1943	Your Hit Parade 1 of 1943, US Billboard 22 - 1943 (1 week), DDD 45 of 1943, RYM 15 of 1943
7	Judy Garland	It's a Great Day for the Irish	1941	Australia 1 for 2 months - Oct 1941, Australian Nostalgia 19 of 1940-1949
8	Judy Garland	(Dear Mr Gable) You Made Me Love You	1937	Grammy Hall of Fame in 1998 (1937), RYM 10 of 1937
9	Judy Garland	Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas	1944	DDD 16 of 1944, US Billboard 27 - Dec 1944 (1 week), AFI 76, RYM 8 of 1944
10	Judy Garland	A Journey to a Star	1944	UK 40s Sheet Music 7 - May 1944 (3 weeks), US Billboard 25 - Mar 1944 (1 week)
11	Judy Garland	No Love No Nothin'	1944	UK 40s Sheet Music 3 - Jun 1944 (2 weeks)
12	Judy Garland	How About You	1942	Oscar in 1942 (film 'Babes on Broadway') (Nominated)
13	Judy Garland	Meet Me in St Louis	1944	US Billboard 22 - Dec 1944 (1 week), RYM 20 of 1944
14	Judy Garland	This Heart Of Mine	1941	UK 40s Sheet Music 11 - Jul 1941 (12 weeks)
15	Judy Garland	Chin Up! Cheerio! Carry On!	1942	UK 40s Sheet Music 12 - Jul 1942 (1 week)
16	Judy Garland	This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You)	1945	US Billboard 22 - May 1945 (1 week)
17	Judy Garland	You'll Never Walk Alone	1946	US Billboard 21 - Jun 1946 (1 week)
18	Judy Garland	Get Happy	1950	AFI 61
19	Judy Garland	Send My Baby Back To Me	1953	US CashBox 25 - May 1953 (5 weeks)
20	Judy Garland	Without a Memory	1953	US Billboard 29 - Jul 1953 (1 week)
21	Judy Garland	Rock-A-Bye Your Baby (With a Dixie Melody)	1961	Canada 12 - Oct 1961 (9 weeks)
22	Judy Garland	The Jitterbug	1939	RYM 1 of 1939
23	Judy Garland	You Can't Have Everything	1937	RYM 10 of 1937
24	Judy Garland	Stompin' at the Savoy	1936	RYM 68 of 1936
25	Judy Garland	Swing Mr Charlie	1936	RYM 68 of 1936
26	Judy Garland	It Never Rains But What It Pours	1938	RYM 19 of 1938
27	Judy Garland	Ten Pins in the Sky	1938	RYM 19 of 1938
28	Judy Garland	All God's Chillun' Got Rhythm	1937	RYM 51 of 1937
29	Judy Garland	Everybody Sing	1937	RYM 51 of 1937
30	Judy Garland	Swanee	1940	RYM 19 of 1940
31	Judy Garland	Embraceble You	1940	RYM 19 of 1940
32	Judy Garland	The Boy Next Door	1944	RYM 8 of 1944
33	Judy Garland	Fascinating Rhythm	1943	RYM 15 of 1943
34	Judy Garland	Boys & Girls Like You & Me	1944	RYM 12 of 1944
35	Judy Garland	Skip To My Lu	1944	RYM 20 of 1944
36	Judy Garland	Don't Rain On My Parade	unknown	Scrobulate 3 of vocal
37	Judy Garland	Purple People Eater	unknown	Scrobulate 72 of vocal

In addition to the above listed songs Judy Garland also contributed to the following entries:

#	Artist	Song Title	Year	Chart Entries
1	Judy Garland & Gene Kelly	For Me & My Gal	1943	Grammy Hall of Fame in 2010 (1942), US Billboard 3 - 1943 (21 weeks), US 1940s 3 - Mar 1943 (9 weeks), UK 40s Sheet Music 4 - Apr 1943 (8 weeks), Your Hit Parade 11 of 1942, Brazil 49 of 1943, DDD 64 of 1942
2	Judy Garland & Gene Kelly	When You Wore a Tulip & I Wore a Big Red Rose	1942	UK 40s Sheet Music 3 - May 1943 (14 weeks), US Billboard 19 - 1942 (1 week)
3	Bing Crosby & Judy Garland	Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta (Talk, Talk, Talk)	1945	US Billboard 5 - May 1945 (7 weeks), DDD 83 of 1945
4	Judy Garland & Dick Haymes	For You, For Me, Forevermore	1947	US Billboard 19 - Jan 1947 (1 week)

Comments

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26 Jun 2014

Pre-1955 LPs

Oh, that's interesting that you say there was no LP chart prior to 1955 as I have read that there was an LP chart in 1944 or 45. I remember The Nat King Cole Trio appearing at number 1 in the very first US LP chart and Judy Garland's album "Meet Me in St. Louis" appearing at number 3. Perhaps this was A chart but not the later, official Billboard chart

You are right, what we meant was that there was no regular album chart that was compiled with a reliable source of data. Strictly there were, of course, no "LP chart" before 1948 since the first true LP was only released on 21 June 1948 by Columbia Records.

Billboard did publish some occasional album charts before 1955

25 Jan 2013

Judy Garland Chart Hits

Hi. Where can I find information about Judy Garland hit LPs that charted before 1955?

The first true album charts only started in 1956 (in both the US and UK). So there really were no LPs that "charted" before 1955.