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- Artist information Sort name: Fitzgerald, Ella Type: Person Gender: Female Born: 1917-04-25 Born in: Newport News, Virginia, United States Died: 1996-06-15 (aged 79) Died in: Beverly Hills, California, United States.
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Ella Fitzgerald is a legendary American jazz singer famed for her unsurpassed vocals and life full of hardships. She was born in Newport News, Virginia, April 25, 1917. After the separation of her parents, the girl moved to New York with her mother. Ella Jane Fitzgerald (April 25, 1917 – June 15, 1996) was an American jazz singer sometimes referred to as the First Lady of Song, Queen of Jazz, and Lady Ella. She was noted for her purity of tone, impeccable diction, phrasing, intonation, and a 'horn-like' improvisational ability, particularly in her scat singing.
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Ella Fitzgerald - The Complete Piano Duets (2020) [2CD]
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Many of the most beautiful recordings in Ella Fitzgeralds catalog were her duets with pianists. The freedom afforded by this simple configuration resulted in some of her most sensitive, affecting and heartfelt work. This collection assembles every recording Ella made in the piano duo format - for the Decca, Verve and Pablo labels. It includes 1950s Ella Sings Gershwin, 1954s Songs In A Mellow Mood and 1956s Let No Man Write My Epitaph, all in one package for the first time.
The double album includes detailed liner notes by the respected author and music critic Will Friedwald, who writes: Fitzgerald was so great at everything especially scatting and swinging that it tended to overshadow her ballad singing. Yet, as any one of the 43 tracks on this collection makes clear, Ella Fitzgerald was a nonpareil singer of love songs, a balladeer par excellence.
The double album includes detailed liner notes by the respected author and music critic Will Friedwald, who writes: Fitzgerald was so great at everything especially scatting and swinging that it tended to overshadow her ballad singing. Yet, as any one of the 43 tracks on this collection makes clear, Ella Fitzgerald was a nonpareil singer of love songs, a balladeer par excellence.
Like her closest colleagues, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday, Fitzgerald could get deep into not just the words but the inner meaning of a song and bring out the profound truths that the lyricist had in mind all along.
The Complete Piano Duets sequences each track in its chronological recording order. It takes the listener to her early sessions with pianist Ellis Larkins (Someone To Watch Over Me, But Not For Me and Ive Got a Crush On You), then, with Paul Smith, to Cole Porters Miss Otis Regrets and the gritty 1960 crime drama Let No Man Write My Epitaph (Black Coffee, Angel Eyes, I Cried For You).
The peerless vocalist teams with Tommy Flanagan at a 1964 French gig for Somewhere In The Night and we hear 1975 duets with Oscar Peterson from the third act of her career (Mean to Me, How Long Has This Been Going On?, April In Paris).
Fitzgerald first worked with Larkins for her 1950 album, Ella Sings Gershwin, which did so well that they reunited for another voice-and-piano album, Songs In A Mellow Mood, in 1954, featuring a selection of Great American Songbook standards. The singer would occasionally return to the intimate format , including piano duets on 1956s Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Cole Porter Song Book and 1957s Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Duke Ellington Song Book.
The 1960 LP Ella Fitzgerald Sings Songs From Let No Man Write My Epitaph included songs from the film in which she appeared in as a pianist-singer, and became her third full album with only piano accompaniment, this time played by Paul Smith. The rendition of Somewhere In The Night with Flanagan was recoerded live on the French Riviera and later issued on the 1964 live set Ella at Juan-Les-Pins. Fitzgeralds final major combination with a piano player was Ella and Oscar, a 1975 release with her longtime collaborator Oscar Peterson.
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CD 1
01. Looking For A Boy
02. My One And Only
03. How Long Has This Been Going On?
04. Ive Got A Crush On You
05. But Not For Me
06. Soon
07. Someone To Watch Over Me
08. Maybe
09. Im Glad There Is You
10. Baby, What Else Can I Do
11. What Is There To Say?
12. Makin Whoopee
13. Until The Real Thing Comes Along
14. People Will Say Were In Love
15. Please Be Kind
16. Imagination
17. My Heart Belongs To Daddy
18. You Leave Me Breathless
19. Nice Work If You Can Get It
20. Stardust
21. Miss Otis Regrets
22. Lush Life
CD 2
01. My Melancholy Baby
02. Angel Eyes
03. Black Coffee
04. I Hadnt Anyone Till You
05. I Cried For You
06. Misty
07. Whos Sorry Now?
08. I Cant Give You Anything But Love, Baby
09. Im Getting Sentimental Over You
10. Then Youve Never Been Blue
11. September Song
12. Reach For Tomorrow
13. One For My Baby
14. Somewhere In The Night
15. Mean To Me
16. How Long Has This Been Going On?
17. When Your Lover Has Gone
18. More Than You Know
19. Theres A Lull In My Life
20. How Long Has This Been Going On? (Take 5 Alternate)
21. More Than You Know (Take 1 Alternate)
2020 Set, Verve B0031519-02
Ella Fitzgerald - The Complete Piano Duets (2020) [2CD]
EAC rip (secure mode) FLAC (tracks)+CUE+LOG - 697 Mb
Artwork (jpg) - 10 Mb
Many of the most beautiful recordings in Ella Fitzgeralds catalog were her duets with pianists. The freedom afforded by this simple configuration resulted in some of her most sensitive, affecting and heartfelt work. This collection assembles every recording Ella made in the piano duo format - for the Decca, Verve and Pablo labels. It includes 1950s Ella Sings Gershwin, 1954s Songs In A Mellow Mood and 1956s Let No Man Write My Epitaph, all in one package for the first time.
The double album includes detailed liner notes by the respected author and music critic Will Friedwald, who writes: Fitzgerald was so great at everything especially scatting and swinging that it tended to overshadow her ballad singing. Yet, as any one of the 43 tracks on this collection makes clear, Ella Fitzgerald was a nonpareil singer of love songs, a balladeer par excellence.
The double album includes detailed liner notes by the respected author and music critic Will Friedwald, who writes: Fitzgerald was so great at everything especially scatting and swinging that it tended to overshadow her ballad singing. Yet, as any one of the 43 tracks on this collection makes clear, Ella Fitzgerald was a nonpareil singer of love songs, a balladeer par excellence.
Like her closest colleagues, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday, Fitzgerald could get deep into not just the words but the inner meaning of a song and bring out the profound truths that the lyricist had in mind all along.
The Complete Piano Duets sequences each track in its chronological recording order. It takes the listener to her early sessions with pianist Ellis Larkins (Someone To Watch Over Me, But Not For Me and Ive Got a Crush On You), then, with Paul Smith, to Cole Porters Miss Otis Regrets and the gritty 1960 crime drama Let No Man Write My Epitaph (Black Coffee, Angel Eyes, I Cried For You).
The peerless vocalist teams with Tommy Flanagan at a 1964 French gig for Somewhere In The Night and we hear 1975 duets with Oscar Peterson from the third act of her career (Mean to Me, How Long Has This Been Going On?, April In Paris).
Fitzgerald first worked with Larkins for her 1950 album, Ella Sings Gershwin, which did so well that they reunited for another voice-and-piano album, Songs In A Mellow Mood, in 1954, featuring a selection of Great American Songbook standards. The singer would occasionally return to the intimate format , including piano duets on 1956s Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Cole Porter Song Book and 1957s Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Duke Ellington Song Book.
The 1960 LP Ella Fitzgerald Sings Songs From Let No Man Write My Epitaph included songs from the film in which she appeared in as a pianist-singer, and became her third full album with only piano accompaniment, this time played by Paul Smith. The rendition of Somewhere In The Night with Flanagan was recoerded live on the French Riviera and later issued on the 1964 live set Ella at Juan-Les-Pins. Fitzgeralds final major combination with a piano player was Ella and Oscar, a 1975 release with her longtime collaborator Oscar Peterson.
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...( TrackList )...
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CD 1
01. Looking For A Boy
02. My One And Only
03. How Long Has This Been Going On?
04. Ive Got A Crush On You
05. But Not For Me
06. Soon
07. Someone To Watch Over Me
08. Maybe
09. Im Glad There Is You
10. Baby, What Else Can I Do
11. What Is There To Say?
12. Makin Whoopee
13. Until The Real Thing Comes Along
14. People Will Say Were In Love
15. Please Be Kind
16. Imagination
17. My Heart Belongs To Daddy
18. You Leave Me Breathless
19. Nice Work If You Can Get It
20. Stardust
21. Miss Otis Regrets
22. Lush Life
CD 2
01. My Melancholy Baby
02. Angel Eyes
03. Black Coffee
04. I Hadnt Anyone Till You
05. I Cried For You
06. Misty
07. Whos Sorry Now?
08. I Cant Give You Anything But Love, Baby
09. Im Getting Sentimental Over You
10. Then Youve Never Been Blue
11. September Song
12. Reach For Tomorrow
13. One For My Baby
14. Somewhere In The Night
15. Mean To Me
16. How Long Has This Been Going On?
17. When Your Lover Has Gone
18. More Than You Know
19. Theres A Lull In My Life
20. How Long Has This Been Going On? (Take 5 Alternate)
21. More Than You Know (Take 1 Alternate)
2020 Set, Verve B0031519-02