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Ella Fitzgerald albums featuring Milt Holland
Ella Fitzgerald Music Videos (20)
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| | Best Of The Songbooks: The Ballads CD (1994)
 $9.69  
Though her career stretched from the '30s to the '80s and she's widely considered possibly the greatest female jazz singer or all time, Ella Fitzgerald will probably forever be best known for a mid-'50s collection of albums collectively called the ...
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| Love Songs: Best Of The Verve Songbooks CD (1996)
$8.05
Recorded between 1956 and 1964. Includes liner notes by Bret Primack.
Beginning in the mid-'50s, Ella Fitzgerald and producer Norman Granz began the Songbook series, a string of albums devoted to the works of classic American songwriters like Duke Ellington, Richard ...
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| Hello Love CD (1996) Remastered; Digipak
$8.99 
Of the dozens of Ella Fitzgerald albums on the market, HELLO LOVE may be the most romantic. Recorded in the late 1950s, these 12 tracks highlight Fitzgerald's ability to render passionate and tender performances of love songs.
Yet Fitzgerald may have ...
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| Sings The Rodgers & Hart Songbook CDs (1957)
$25.59 
Buddy Bregman's Orchestra includes: Buddy Bregman (conductor); Bud Shank (soprano & alto saxophones, flugelhorn, clarinet), Willie Schwartz (soprano & alto saxophones, clarinet); Bob Cooper (tenor saxophone, clarinet, English horn, oboe); Ted Nash (soprano & tenor saxophones, flugelhorn, clarinet); Chuck Gentry ...
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| Get Happy CD (1959)
$17.45 
This 1998 reissue contains two bonus tracks not on the original release.
Digitally remastered using 22-bit technology by Kevin Reeves (Polygram Studios).
GET HAPPY! is a potpourri of an album, with no less than five name arrangers contributing to the mix, as ...
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| Very Best Of The Songbooks: Golden Anniversary Edition CDs (2006)
$15.39
The late Ella Fitzgerald is rightly recognized as one of America's greatest singers--jazz or otherwise--and her appeal spans decades and generations; in Duke Ellington's words, she is "beyond category." Her elegant, crystal-clear phrasing and joyous, persuasive sense of swing made ...
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| Very Best Of The Rodgers And Hart Song Book CD (2007)
$7.95
This best-of features selected highlights of the second of the Song Books that Ella Fitzgerald recorded for the Verve label in the mid 1950s. Her voice, with its uncanny bell-like timbre, is the perfect vehicle for conveying the sheer beauty ...
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| Dearly Beloved CDs (2007) England; Box Set
$26.59
It is generally acknowledged that Ella's really great years were the mid 50s, the period covered by this box set when she was recording with the likes of Louis Armstrong, Count Basie and Ellis Larkins, performing the works of Cole ...
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 Ella Fitzgerald Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Ella Fitzgerald songs: A-Tisket, A-Tasket Lyrics, How High the Moon Lyrics, It's Only a Paper Moon Lyrics, That Old Black Magic Lyrics, Lady Is a Tramp Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Stairway to the Stars Lyrics, Dream a Little Dream of Me Lyrics, Sing Song Swing Lyrics, My Heart Belongs to Daddy Lyrics, Undecided Lyrics, You'll Have to Swing It Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Night and Day Lyrics, Summertime Lyrics, Lullaby of Birdland Lyrics, Lover Come Back to Me Lyrics, Basin Street Blues Lyrics, Cow Cow Boogie Lyrics, My Man Lyrics, Let's Do It Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs I'm Beginning to See the Light Lyrics.
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Ella Fitzgerald Biography
Through unparalleled ability and judicious choice of repertoire, Ella Fitzgerald became the foremost female interpreter of the 20th-century Great American Popular Song Book. With producer Norman Granz she worked on the "songbook" series, placing on record definitive performances of the work of America's leading songwriters. Fitzgerald had a wide vocal range, but her voice retained a youthful, light vibrancy throughout the greater part of her career, bringing a fresh and appealing quality to most of her material, especially her scat singing. While there are still numerous excellent artists whose work has been strongly influenced by Fitzgerald, the social and artistic conditions that helped to create America's First Lady of Song no longer exist, and it seems highly unlikely that we shall ever see or hear her like again.
Key Personnel
Contemporaries
Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Sarah Vaughan, Rosemary Clooney, Mel Tormé, Peggy Lee (Vocals), Anita O'Day, Carmen McRae, Lena Horne, Billy Eckstine, Teddy Wilson, June Christy, Joe Williams (Vocals), Tommy Flanagan, Chris Connor (Vocals), Helen Merrill, Betty Carter, Lee Wiley, Dakota Staton, Helen Humes, Oscar Brown, Jr., Connee Boswell, Ivie Anderson, Betty Roché, Art Lund
Followers
Nina Simone, Diana Krall, Cassandra Wilson, Jill Scott, Shirley Horn, Julie London, Carmen McRae, Kurt Elling, Abbey Lincoln, Kevin Mahogany, Diane Schuur, Eartha Kitt, Betty Carter, Diane Hubka, Smoking Popes, Teri Thornton
Influences
Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Mildred Bailey, Alberta Hunter, Boswell Sisters, Annette Hanshaw, Chick Webb, Maxine Sullivan, Ethel Waters, Connee Boswell
More Music Artists
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