Wizard of Oz Soundtrack (1939)
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The original soundtrack wasn't actually released as an album until the 1950s. Today, it's a valuable enough commodity that it has been re-mastered and re-released digitally for contemporary audiences.
Judy at Carnegie Hall (1961)
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This live Garland album is her most beloved and notorious, capturing the singer at her best—over 20 years into her rocky career.
Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall (2007)
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Over 40 years after the fact, gay singer Rufus Wainwright undertook to imitate Judy Garland's entire Carnegie Hall performance—in a Carnegie Hall performance of his own. Perhaps surprisingly, the show was a huge success despite some opposition from diehard Garland fans—to be expected in any attempt to re-create a legend.