Liza Minnelli / Catalog raisonné

Liza Minnelli, 2006.

This article uses lists to provide an overview of the complete works of the American actress and singer Liza Minnelli (* 1946). It contains lists of her work in film, television, theater, and music.

Filmography

Minnelli made cinema and television films, hosted various programs, was one of several co-stars in specials or appeared as a guest star in series.

cinemamovies

• 1949: Back in the summer (In the Good Old Summertime) (uncredited)
• 1952: Screen Snap Shots 5854: Young Hollywood (short film)
• 1954: Villa with 100 HP ( The Long, Long Trailer , scenes cut away)
• 1967: A Successful Dud (Charlie Bubbles)
• 1969: Pookie (The Sterile Cuckoo)
• 1970: Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon
• 1972: Cabaret
• 1974: Journey Back to Oz ... as Dorothy (dubbing voice)
• 1974: That'll never happen again - That's Entertainment ( That's Entertainment , co-presenter)
• 1975: Adventurer on the Lucky Lady (Lucky Lady)
• 1976: Nina - A Matter of Time
• 1976: Mel Brooks' Last Madness: Silent Movie ( Silent Movie , cameo )
• 1977: New York, New York
• 1981: Arthur - Not a Child of Sadness (Arthur)
• 1983: The King of Comedy (cameo)
• 1984: The Muppets take Manhattan ( The Muppets Take Manhattan , cameo)
• 1985: That's Dancing! (Co-presenter)
• 1987: Rent-a-Cop
• 1988: Arthur 2 - On the Rocks (Arthur 2: On the Rocks)
• 1991: Stepping Out
• 1994: A Century of Cinema (co-presenter)
• 1994: Unzipped (cameo, anonymous)
• 2006: The OH in Ohio
• 2010: Sex and the City 2 (cameo)

TV movies and TV series as an actress

• 1964: Mr. Broadway (TV series, episode 1x05 A Nightingale for Sale )
• 1965: The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood
• 1968: That's Life (TV series, episode 1x12 Twas the Night Before Christmas )
• 1984: Big fairy tales with big stars ( Faerie Tale Theater , TV series, episode 3x02 The Princess and the Pea )
• 1985: A Time to Live
• 1988: Sam Found Out: A Triple Play
• 1994: Fatal Class Reunion (Parallel Lives)
• 1995: The West Side Rhythm (The West Side Waltz)
• 1999: Jackie's Back! (Cameo)
• 2003-2013: Arrested Development (TV series, 21 episodes)
• 2006: Criminal Intent - Criminal Intent ( Law & Order: Criminal Intent , TV series, episode 6x06 Masquerade )
• 2009: Drop Dead Diva (TV series, episode 1x10 Make Me a Match )

Minnelli also appeared in other series formats, but not in an acting role, but as herself, for example in the series Smash 2013.

TV specials

• 1964: Judy and Liza at the Palladium (with Judy Garland )
• 1966: Liza Minnelli at the Olympia, Paris (International Festival of Variety Shows)
• 1967: Liza
• 1969: Liza Minnelli Live at the Olympia in Paris
• 1970: Liza
• 1972: Liza with a 'Z'. A Concert for Television
• 1974: Love from A to Z (with Charles Aznavour )
• 1980: Goldie and Liza Together (with Goldie Hawn )
• 1980: An Evening with Liza Minnelli
• 1986: Liza in London
• 1987: Minnelli on Minnelli: Liza Remembers Vincente (documentary)
• 1989: Frank, Liza & Sammy: The Ultimate Event (with Frank Sinatra , Sammy Davis junior )
• 1992: Liza Live from Radio City Music Hall
• 1993: Liza & Friends: A Tribute to Sammy Davis junior (with Charles Aznavour, Tom Jones , Jerry Lewis , Lorna Luft , Donald O'Connor , Cliff Richard )
• 1993: Liza Minnelli in Argentina
• 1995: Liza Live in Japan
• 1995: Liza Minnelli in Chile
• 1997: Liza Minnelli in Moscow
• 2002: Liza and David's Wedding (with David Gest)
• 2009: Liza's at The Palace ....
• 2011: Liza Minnelli at AVO Session

In some specials, including Baryshnikov on Broadway (1980), Minnelli made major appearances, but was not an equal co-star.

Theatrography

Liza Minnelli's star outside the Warner Theater in Washington, DC

Broadway

• 1965: Flora the Red Menace (Alvin Theater, May 11 to July 24)
• 1974: Liza (Winter Garden Theater, January 6th to January 26th; concert series)
• 1974: Jule's Friends at The Palace (Palace Theater, May 19; benefit gala)
• 1975: Chicago (St. James Theater, August 8 to September 13; representing Gwen Verdon )
• 1977–1978: The Act ( Majestic Theater , October 29, 1977 to July 1, 1978)
• 1984: The Rink (Martin Beck Theater [today: Al Hirschfeld Theater], February 9 to August 4; Minnelli left the production on July 13)
• 1997: Victor / Victoria (Marquis Theater, January 5 to February 2; substituting for Julie Andrews )
• 1999–2000: Minnelli on Minnelli: Live at The Palace (Palace Theater, December 8, 1999 to January 2, 2000; concert series)
• 2002: Liza's Back ( Beacon Theater , June 2 to June 8; concert series)
• 2008–2009: Liza's at The Palace .... (Palace Theater, December 3, 2008 to January 4, 2009; concert series)

Off-Broadway

• 1963: Best Foot Forward (Stage 73 Theater, April 2 to October 14; Minnelli left production in September)
• 1979: Are You Now or Have You Ever Been? (Promenade Theater, January 9th to January 29th)

Further appearances

• 1961: Wish You Were Here (Cape Cod Melody Top Theater Hyannis , Summer)
• 1961: Flower Drum Song (Cape Cod Melody Top Theater Hyannis, Summer)
• 1961: Take Me Along (Cape Cod Melody Top Theater Hyannis, August 23)
• 1961–1962: The Diary of Anne Frank (Scarsdale, New York , December 8 and 9, 1961; Jerusalem , Athens , Rome , Amsterdam , July to August 1962)
• 1964: Carnival! (Mineola Playhouse Long Island , Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn, and one more theater, January 28 through March 22)
• 1964: Time Out for Ginger (Bucks County Playhouse, New Hope, Pennsylvania , premiered June 1)
• 1964: The Fantasticks (Westport Country Playhouse Connecticut , Tappan Zee Playhouse Nyack , Coconut Grove Playhouse Miami , Ontario , Mineola Playhouse Long Island, July 6 to October)
• 1966: The Pajama Game (Westbury Music Fair Long Island, Valley Forge Music Fair Devon, Camden County Music Fair, Storrotown Music Fair Springfield , August to September)
• 1978–1980: The Owl and the Pussycat ( Lincoln Center New York City, June 26, 1978 and April 22 to May 3, 1980; Royal Opera House London July 23 to August 4, 1979; cooperation with the Martha Graham Dance Company )
• 1983: By Myself (Universal Amphitheater Los Angeles, April 7 to April 10; Apollo Theater London, May 16 to June 8; concert series)
• 1994: Love Letters (Coconut Grove Playhouse Miami, April 18; fundraiser)

Discography

Liza Minnelli (2008)

The following list is limited to the respective first publications.

Albums

year	title	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes)			Remarks
		DE	UK	US
1964	Liza! Liza!	-	-	US115 (8 weeks) US
1970	New feelin '	-	-	US158 (3 weeks) US
1972	Liza with a "Z"	-	UK9 (15 weeks) UK	US19th gold (23 weeks)US
1973	Liza Minnelli The Singer	-	UK45 (1 week) UK	US38 (20 weeks) US
1974	Live at the Winter Garden	-	-	US150 (4 weeks) US
1987	Live at Carnegie Hall	-	-	US156 (8 weeks) US
1989	Results	DE47 (11 weeks) DE	UK6th gold (10 weeks)UK	US128 (10 weeks) US
1996	Gently	-	UK58 (2 weeks) UK	US156 (1 week) US
2002	Life Is a Cabaret: Very Best of Liza Minnelli	-	UK77 (1 week) UK	-

gray hatching : no chart data available for this year

Singles

year	Title album	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, album , rankings, weeks, awards, notes)			Remarks
		DE	AT	UK
1989	Losing my mind	DE17 (21 weeks) DE	AT19 (5 weeks) AT	UK6 (7 weeks) UK
1989	Don't drop bombs	-	-	UK46 (3 weeks) UK
	So sorry I said	-	-	UK62 (2 weeks) UK
1990	Love pains	DE31 (17 weeks) DE	-	UK41 (3 weeks) UK

Awards for music sales

Golden record  Spain 1989: for the album Results  United States 1973: for the album Cabaret. Original soundtrack recording 2003: for the video album Live From Radio City Music Hall

Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.

Country / Region	gold	platinum	Sales	swell
Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources)
Spain (Promusicae)	gold1	-	50,000	Sólo éxitos: año año, 1959-2002
United States (RIAA)	3 × gold3	-	1,050,000	riaa.com
United Kingdom (BPI)	gold1	-	100,000	bpi.co.uk
All in all	5 × gold5	-

Studio albums

• 1964: Liza! Liza! (Capitol)
• 1965: It Amazes Me (Capitol)
• 1966: There Is a Time (Capitol)
• 1968: Liza Minnelli (A&M)
• 1969: Come Saturday Morning (A&M)
• 1970: New Feelin ' (A&M)
• 1973: The Singer (Columbia)
• 1977: Tropical Nights (Columbia)
• 1989: Results (Epic / CBS)
• 1996: Gently (Angel)
• 2010: Confessions (Decca)

Live albums

• 1965: Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli Live at the London Palladium (Capitol, 2 LPs)
• 1972: Liza Minnelli Live at the Olympia in Paris (A&M, recorded 1969)
• 1974: Liza Minnelli Live at the Winter Garden (Columbia)
• 1981: Liza Minnelli Live at Carnegie Hall (Altel Sound Systems, 2 LPs, recorded 1979)
• 1983: By Myself (MAM)
• 1987: Liza Minnelli: At Carnegie Hall (Telarc, 2 LPs)
• 1992: Liza Live from Radio City Music Hall (Columbia)
• 1993: Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall (RCA Victor, 2 CDs, recorded 1992)
• 1995: Aznavour / Minnelli: Paris-Palais des Congrès. Intégrale du Spectacle (EMI, recorded 1991)
• 2000: Minnelli on Minnelli: Live at The Palace (Angel)
• 2002: Liza's Back (J Records)

Compilations

• 1978: Maybe This Time
• 1987: Lovely! Lively! Liza!
• 1988: Highlights from the Carnegie Hall Concerts (Telarc)
• 1990: The Liza Minnelli Foursider (Epic / CBS)
• 1994: Liza
• 1997: Touch of Class
• 1998: Collection
• 1998: Blue Moon / Maybe This Time
• 1999: Pink
• 2000: All That Jazz
• 2000: Magic Collection: Liza Minnelli
• 2000: Millennium Edition
• 2001: The Capitol Years (Capitol / EMI)
• 2001: Simply the Best
• 2001: 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Liza Minnelli
• 2001: Ultimate Collection
• 2002: Blue Moon
• 2003: Essential
• 2004: The Best of Liza Minnelli
• 2004: When It Comes Down to It, 1968–1977 (Raven)
• 2005: Say Liza
• 2006: The Complete Capitol Collection
• 2008: The Complete A&M Recordings, 1968–1972 (A&M)
• 2008: Best of Liza Minnelli
• 2009: Finest (Capitol)
• 2010: Cabaret… and All That Jazz: The Liza Minnelli Anthology

Soundtracks

• 1966: The Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood. From the ABC TV Musical Comedy Special (ABC Paramount)
• 1972: Cabaret. Original Soundtrack Recording (ABC, US # 25, UK # 13)
• 1972: Liza with a 'Z'. A Concert for Television (Columbia)
• 1975: Lucky Lady. Original Soundtrack Recording (Arista)
• 1976: A Matter of Time. Soundtrack (Oceania)
• 1977: New York, New York. Original Motion Picture Score (United Artists, US # 50)
• 1980: Journey Back to Oz (RFO)
• 1991: Stepping Out. Music from the Original Soundtrack (Milan / BMG)
• 2010: Sex and the City 2nd Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Sony, US # 13, AT # 13, DE # 12)

Show cast albums

• 1963: Best Foot Forward. Original Off-Broadway Revival Cast Recording (Cadence, US # 115)
• 1965: Flora the Red Menace. Original Broadway Cast Recording (RCA Victor, US # 111)
• 1978: The Act. Original Broadway Cast Album (DRG)
• 1984: The Rink. Original Broadway Cast Recording (RCA)
• 1996: The Life. World Premiere Recording / The Life: A New Musical. Original Cast Concept Recording (RCA Victor / BMG Classics)
• 2009: Liza's at The Palace .... Original Cast Recording (Hybrid / Sire)

Singles

• 1961: The Travelin 'Life / It's Just a Matter of Time ( demo recording )
• 1963: You Are for Loving / What Do You Think I Am? (Cadence)
• 1963: One Summer Love / How Much Do I Love You? (Capitol)
• 1963: Day Dreaming / His Woman (Capitol)
• 1965: Hello, Dolly! / He's Got the Whole World in His Hands (Capitol, duets with Judy Garland)
• 1965: A Quiet Thing / All I Need (Capitol)
• 1965: Sing Happy / Dear Love (Capitol)
• 1965: Imprevu / Did I Hurt Your Feelings? (Capitol)
• 1965: I'm Not Laughing (Capitol)
• 1966: I (Who Have Nothing) / In the Middle of the Street (Capitol)
• 1968: Frank Mills
• 1971: (I Wonder Where My) Easy Rider's Gone
• 1972: Money, Money (duet with Joel Gray )
• 1972: Cabaret
• 1972: The Singer / Mr. Emory (Columbia)
• 1974: More Than I Like You / Harbor (Columbia)
• 1975: All That Jazz / I Am My Own Best Friend (Columbia)
• 1977: Theme from New York, New York (United Artists, US # 104)
• 1977: But the World Goes' Round
• 1988: For You, Armenia (with Irene Cara and Dionne Warwick )
• 1989: Losing My Mind (Epic / CBS)
• 1989: Don't Drop Bombs (Epic / CBS)
• 1989: So Sorry, I Said (Epic / CBS)
• 1990: Love Pains (Epic / CBS)
• 1993: The Day After That (Columbia / Sony)
• 1996: Does He Love You? (Promo single, duet with Donna Summer )
• 2008: Let's Make a Date (Melody Threat, duet with Johnny Rodgers)
• 2014: Until the End (Lava Records, J. Ralph feat. Liza Minnelli & Wynton Marsalis )

Video albums

• 1990: Visible Results (CBS)
• 1992: Live from Radio City Music Hall (Columbia)
• 2006: Liza with a 'Z' (Showtime Entertainment)
• 2009: Liza's at The Palace .... (MPI Home Video)

Music videos

• 1989: Losing My Mind - Director: Brian Grant
• 1989: Don't Drop Bombs - Director: Brian Grant
• 1990: So Sorry, I Said - Directed by Terry Donovan
• 1993: The Day After That - Directed by Liza Minnelli

Other recordings

• 1972: Track One More Hurt (United Artists, recorded for a planned album)
• 1973: Backing vocals for Man with the Golden Gun and Teenage Lament '74 on Alice Cooper's album Muscle of Love (Warner Bros.)
• 1977: Title Hollywood, California on the album Songs Cut from Broadway Musicals (originally recorded for the musical The Act )
• 1980: Background vocals to various tracks on Hilly Michael's album Calling All Girls (Warner Bros.)
• 1987: Duet Remember / Always / What I'll Do with Michael Feinstein on his album Remember: Michael Feinstein Sings Irving Berlin (Asylum)
• 1987: Duet violin with Michael Feinstein on his album The Michael Feinstein Anthology
• 1992: Duet Come Rain or Come Shine / As Long as I Live with Billy Stritch on his album Billy Stritch (DRG Records)
• 1992: We Are the Champions together with Queen and the other artists of the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert (PMI)
• 1993: Duet I've Got the World on a String with Frank Sinatra on his album Duets (Capitol)
• 1995: Various solo and duet titles (with Judy Garland , Lorna Luft , Joey Luft, Tracy Everett, Jack Jones) on the album The Judy Garland Christmas Album (LaserLight, recorded in 1963 as a soundtrack album for the Judy Garland Christmas special Show )
• 1996: Duet Theme from New York, New York with Luciano Pavarotti at his concert Pavarotti & Friends for War Child (Decca)
• 1999: Duets Together, We Could Make Such Beautiful Music and The Best Is Yet to Come with Judy Garland on the album Judy Duets (CBS, recorded 1963)
• 1999: Some People on the album My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies, Live at Carnegie Hall (Hybrid Recordings / TVT Soundtrax)
• 2000: Duet That Smile with Billy Stritch on the album Grateful: The Songs of John Bucchino (BMG Classics)
• 2001: Duett Baby, It's Cold Outside with Alan Cumming on Broadway Cares - Home for the Holidays (Centaur Entertainment)
• 2002: Duet Bob White (Whatcha Gonna Swing Tonight?) With Judy Garland on the album The Judy Garland Show: The Show That Got Away (Hip-O Records / Universal, recorded 1963)
• 2003: Duet All the Way with Sacha Distel on his album Sacha Distel: But Beautiful (Prosadis / Mercury Records / Universal)
• 2006: Guest singing to Mama on the album The Black Parade by the band My Chemical Romance
• 2013: You've Got to See Mama Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mama at All) on the soundtrack album Boardwalk Empire Volume 2: Music from the HBO Series

Concert tours (selection)

As can be seen from Scott Schechter's The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook (2004), many of Minnelli's concert tours were not given a specific program title. Between the tours there were several longer guest appearances in one place, mostly in Las Vegas .

• September 1965 to December 1967: Tour with her first nightclub program through the USA , Canada , Australia , Hawaii , Rome , Monaco ; partly accompanied by Peter Allen . Further appearances in the USA, Canada and Puerto Rico with modifications to this program followed by 1971 ; partly accompanied by pop musician Rex Kramer and his Texan band The Bojangles.
• October 1972 to April 1973: New concert program in the USA.
• May to December 1973: Liza with a 'Z' tour in London and the USA.
• January 1974 to February 1975: A tour of the United States, South America , Canada and Europe follows Minnelli's Broadway show Liza .
• September 1978 to November 1979: Tour with a two-act program with stops in the USA, Rio de Janeiro and Europe.
• March to November 1981: Tour of the USA, Australia and Japan ; initially with Joel Gray as the opening artist.
• October to December 1982: Tour through South Africa , Italy , Paris , the USA and Canada with a program similar to 1978/79.
• June to December 1985: US tour with a new program.
• May, June and September 1986: Her Liza in London program is followed by a US tour.
• August to December 1987: Minnelli's successful concert series at New York's Carnegie Hall is followed by a tour of the USA and Europe.
• September 1988 to July 1990: The Ultimate Event - World tour with Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis junior . Davis drops out in March 1990 for health reasons.
• November 1989 and February 1990: Promotional tour for Results through Europe.
• June to December 1991: Liza Stepping Out Tour of the USA and Europe between her guest appearances at Radio City Music Hall . Until December 1996 Minnelli gave concerts all over the world. In the summer of 1996 she went on a concert tour with Dudley Moore on the occasion of Arthur's 15th anniversary .
• March and April 2000: Minnelli on Minnelli tour of the USA.
• February 2003: US tour.

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1. ↑ Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. 2004, pp. 99-123.
2. ^ Wimmer: Clockwork Liza. 2018, p. 231.
3. ↑ Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. 2004, p. 103.
4. ↑ Article in the New York Times of January 5, 1997. The Internet Broadway Database inadvertently dates the engagement to “Jan. 1996 "(accessed January 4, 2009) and Schechter ( The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. 2004, pp. 64-67.) On January 7th. Minnelli's engagement lasted until February 2, 1997.
5. ↑ A detailed complete discography with recording and release dates etc. can be found at Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. Pp. 125-158.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Chart sources: DE AT UK US
7. ↑ FIRST LISTEN: New Music from Liza Minnelli & Wynton Marsalis - 'Until the End'. (No longer available online.) In: broadwayworld.com. November 26, 2014, archived from the original on February 27, 2015 ; accessed on February 23, 2015 . 
8. ↑ Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. 2004, p. 154.
9. ↑ Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook. 2004, pp. 140-158.
10. ↑ Playbill Staff: THE SCREENING ROOM: Liza Minnelli Performs "You've Got To See Mama Ev'ry Night" for "Boardwalk Empire" (audio). In: playbill.com. August 14, 2013, accessed February 23, 2015 . 
11. ↑ Schechter: The Liza Minnelli Scrapbook . 2004, pp. 160-203.