I asked Ella why this set took so long to record "Don" she said "if you an I go into the studio and record 58 Gershwin songs back t back - it will all sound the same" Ella went on, "I give Nelslon 6 songs are a time ( two nights session 3 each evening ) and that's how we did it.. I"I was working 48 weeks a year so we would tackle them when we got to L,A - turned out kinda well don't ya think?" Yes Ella, it turned out bettter than rather well - its the definative reading of the Gershwins!!!" "Oh! Don" (shyly)
What a beautiful treatment of George and Ira Gershwin's memorable music! No one could have done all these songs better than Ella! She had the range, the perfect pitch, the control and the sound to do it all! Ella truly was the First Lady of Song, there was just no one like her! So talented, she could do it all, swing, sad, showy, and she always sang the intros to the songs which were so important to set the scene for the lyrics to follow. We lost a real gem when she left us, no one will ever quite compare to her talent! Opera had Maria Callas, Pop had Ella Fitzgerald, best bar none! There were many female singers, some terrific, but none could do it ALL like Ella!
Ella has been my favorite voice in song for forever. She let me carry her yellow basket when shopping once. I was the gaga geek fan and sang 'a tisket a tasket may I carry your yellow basket' and she looked at me for a long moment before handing the basket to me and I walked with her while she shopped ( a gourmet cook Miss Ella was). I was extremely respectful of our diva and I handed her basket back when she was finished. "That's it!" said the Forest Gump of chance encounters. I adore Ms. Ella and her voice is/was and always will be crystal clear perfection.
Michele - that's a lovely story, you must have been blown away by Ella letting you carry her shopping basket. RIP Ella, never to be forgotten - Peace -Gus ;)
@@michelerichards233 I can well imagine ;) and it shows the class of the Lady too, - I met Joe Pass one of my guitar heroes who worked a lot with Ella as you'll know, I was about 17, and he signed my program which I still have, almost 50 yrs on, and also Oscar Peterson as they were doing a duo tour of the UK, - . . . Memories' are made of this . . . . take care Michele - regards Gus ;)
This is beautiful....I can only imagine my parents falling in love to these songs. They were from this era. They are both in heaven now 😔 I’m a product of them........very blessed.
My dear parents were from that era, I learned my love of big band music and singers like Ella from them. They are in heaven now and I still listen to this wonderful music and think of them.
Best advice I ever got from a jazz professor at the University of Utah: If you want to improvise, first learn how the song really GOES. He recommended the Ella songbooks.
Ella: the best forever. She has always been wonderful since the beginning of her great and incredible 59-year career! I am Brazilian and I live in Brazil. I love this singer and I know that she is the best in the world of all time.
I grew up with this and a dozen other classic albums (Billie on Decca, Sarah on Mercury, Anita on Verve, Ray Charles box set, Errol Garner Concert by the Sea, The Elf, etc) - and I know every single note, every transition, every key. Can you BELIEVE the incredible work of Nelson Riddle, scoring what - 52 songs?? Holy cow. That's a lot of work! But they knocked it out of the ballpark.
What's amazing is Gershwin wrote every original melody, and the harmonies. Magical as his legacy was, he died early. God bless him for the beautiful melodies Gershwin left behind, and the witty lyrics Ira wrote.
She´s so obvious a genius. Beautiful how she control her talented voice with intelligence and feeling. The music tells so much that´s good for you to hear. An little singing angel.
Billy or Ella such a hard choice between the two. Both absolutely amazing with sound for the ears pleasing. Both individually unique. They are the same but two completely different types of singers. Billy rough with tone of emotions to the core, you could hear billies pain through her sound of which made her who she was. Ella sounds like a glass of champagne 🍾 on a fairy somewhere on water. Ella is like silk. I can't ever choose 😭 I like both with everything in my heart and soul. I adore 💗 Ella and Billie have taught me the best classes for singing and enriched my life greatly but my heart belongs to billie. Will always love them both.
1 | 00:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Man I Love 2 | 03:52 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Got Rhythm 3 | 07:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - 'S Wonderful 4 | 10:31 | Ella Fitzgerald - A Foggy Day 5 | 14:04 | Ella Fitzgerald - Just Another Rhumba 6 | 19:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - Embraceable You 7 | 24:34 | Ella Fitzgerald - Isn't It a Pity? 8 | 28:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - Slap That Bass 9 | 31:23 | Ella Fitzgerald - But Not for Me 10 | 34:58 | Ella Fitzgerald - (I've Got) Beginner's Luck 11 | 38:08 | Ella Fitzgerald - Sam And Delilah 12 | 41:26 | Ella Fitzgerald - Oh, Lady Be Good 13 | 45:28 | Ella Fitzgerald - Ambulatory Suite Promenade (Walking The Dog) - March Of The Swiss Soldiers - Fidgety Feet 14 | 52:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - Shall We Dance? 15 | 55:54 | Ella Fitzgerald - Lorelei 16 | 59:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - Clap Yo' Hands 17 | 1:01:46 | Ella Fitzgerald - Looking for a Boy 18 | 1:04:53 | Ella Fitzgerald - Aren't You Kind Of Glad We Did? 19 | 1:08:23 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Preludes Prelude I - Prelude II - Prelude III 20 | 1:14:58 | Ella Fitzgerald - Soon 21 | 1:17:20 | Ella Fitzgerald - Let's Kiss And Make Up 22 | 1:21:12 | Ella Fitzgerald - By Strauss 23 | 1:23:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Can't Be Bothered Now 24 | 1:26:34 | Ella Fitzgerald - Boy Wanted 25 | 1:30:10 | Ella Fitzgerald - Of Thee I Sing (Baby) 26 | 1:33:19 | Ella Fitzgerald - Treat Me Rough 27 | 1:36:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Real American Folk Song 28 | 1:40:01 | Ella Fitzgerald - Boy! What Love Has Done To Me! 29 | 1:43:51 | Ella Fitzgerald - Cheerful Little Earful 30 | 1:45:59 | Ella Fitzgerald - Stiff Upper Lip 31 | 1:48:52 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Is Sweeping The Country 32 | 1:52:19 | Ella Fitzgerald - My Cousin In Milwaukee 33 | 1:55:29 | Ella Fitzgerald - Bidin' My Time 34 | 1:58:11 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Was Doing All Right 35 | 2:01:39 | Ella Fitzgerald - Someone To Watch Over Me 36 | 2:06:13 | Ella Fitzgerald - My One and Only 37 | 2:08:50 | Ella Fitzgerald - Fascinatin' Rhythm 38 | 2:12:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - For You, For Me, For Evermore 39 | 2:15:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - Nice Work If You Can Get It 40 | 2:19:15 | Ella Fitzgerald - Let's Call The Whole Thing Off 41 | 2:23:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Walked In 42 | 2:27:37 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Is Here To Stay 43 | 2:31:32 | Ella Fitzgerald - You've Got What Gets Me 44 | 2:33:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - Oh, So Nice 45 | 2:37:30 | Ella Fitzgerald - How Long Has This Been Going On? 46 | 2:41:17 | Ella Fitzgerald - Funny Face 47 | 2:44:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - They Can't Take That Away From Me 48 | 2:47:51 | Ella Fitzgerald - Somebody Loves Me 49 | 2:50:29 | Ella Fitzgerald - I've Got A Crush On You 50 | 2:53:59 | Ella Fitzgerald - He Loves And She Loves 51 | 2:56:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - "The Half Of It, Dearie" Blues 52 | 3:00:35 | Ella Fitzgerald - That Certain Feeling 53 | 3:03:39 | Ella Fitzgerald - Somebody From Somewhere 54 | 3:06:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - They All Laughed 55 | 3:09:53 | Ella Fitzgerald - Who Cares? 56 | 3:13:01 | Ella Fitzgerald - Strike Up The Band 57 | 3:15:36 | Ella Fitzgerald - Things Are Looking Up
This set of five 12" l.p.'s, in the then i newly created Stereo Sound took Miss Fitzgerald from the Summer of 959 to winter 1960 to sing 58 songs of the brothers Gershwin. Riddle arranged Grantz Produced the engineer was Val valentine - cover art by Bernard Buffet simply the finest record of the lare 50's. Love you all Don Wardell modf.m radio Palm Springgs
I love this music, even though a lot of the lyrics are borderline misogynist who the F cares. I’m so tired of speech repression in this country and all these websites and all over the entire world. What happened to I will fight for your right to say it. Anybody remember Skokie Illinois, what the F is wrong with everybody, those who do not study and learn from history are doomed, Doomed, DOOMED to repeat it over and over again. THERE ARE just way too many people obsessed with having no pain in their life, it’s freaking ridiculous. If you’re full of hate look for love and you will find away! All that being said I love this music, ELLA’s range and phrasing and everything else is simply phenomenal!
Nancy Sinatra said a moment ago on her weekly 3-hour show on Siriusly Sinatra satellite radio that, “I always thought it was The Anniversary WALTZ, but no -- it's The Anniversary SONG . . . “ Me too. And I never realized until this moment that Al Jolson had such a great singing voice - a rich textured bass-baritone to go along with his strength in the tenor range. In our home, our finest music box (the loudest, and with the most complex harmonies) plays this ANNIVERSARY WALTZ (er . . . song). And again, I didn't know till I Googled a moment ago and learned that Al Jolson wrote the words! To a poignant melody by Saul Chaplin. The two new friends were working on a movie together when they came up with this one. A Wiki note (below) about the distinguished career of the melodist, Mr. Chaplin. Is this one at TH-cam? Yes. A superb recording, you may agree. And a vocal timbre that is almost unrivalled. Thanks, Chuck and Nancy for another terrific show. ----- Saul Chaplin (February 19, 1912 - November 15, 1997) was an American composer and musical director. He was born Saul Kaplan in Brooklyn, New York. He had worked on stage, screen and television since the days of Tin Pan Alley. In film, he won three Oscars for collaborating on the scores and orchestrations of An American in Paris (1951), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) and West Side Story (1961). While continuing as a film music supervisor, Chaplin became an associate producer in the early '60s and worked on such major features as Can-Can (1960), West Side Story (1961), I Could Go On Singing (1963), The Sound of Music (1965), STAR! (1968), Man of La Mancha (1972) and That's Entertainment, Part 2 (1976). He published his autobiography, The Golden Age of Movie Musicals and Me, in 1994. He had worked with and was friends with most of the major songwriters and performers of his era, such as Cole Porter, Ira Gershwin, Al Jolson, Leonard Bernstein, Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, Phil Silvers, Julie Andrews, Frank Sinatra and others. His memoir focused on the behind the scenes aspect of moviemaking. In the note about his marriages (two) I just recalled something my favorite NYC member of our family - “Stanley” - shared about Broadway producer, Harold Prince. “Chaplin married Ethel Schwartz, had one child, a daughter Judith (who married Harold Prince); the couple divorced in 1950. In 1968, Chaplin married Betty Levin, who worked as script supervisor on The Sound of Music . . . “ Thanks for sharing, Timeless Music Box. Celebrated this day at Sinatra Family - Forum - "Siriusly Sinatra" NANCY FOR FRANK sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/51063-NFF-Week-of-November-22-2020-nbsp?p=1298736#post1298736
Mark, Thank you for sharing so much history with us. It seems to me that a "miracle" happened in the Jewish section of New York City in the early 1920's. All of the most beautiful music was written by Jewish composers and lyricists. My Jewish step grandfather who loved Jazz took me to see all of the movies featuring the songs of Rodgers and Hart, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Lowe. I was only 6 years old when we started our "dinner and a movie" and didn't realize what I was seeing. He passed away in 1974, and I think about him every day when I listen to this music. I remember him telling my Italian grandmother "Nobody puts a song over like Al Jolson". I've read that Al Jolson would never perform onstage if black entertainers weren't allowed at the venues. And Jolson wore himself out entertaining our troops. I advise everyone who loves this music to join a group which performs at nursing homes or assisted living. If you can sing and/or play these songs on the piano, so much the better. I have never met anyone who couldn't sing if they can find their correct key. I am a soloist at my group and when I did a salute to Kate Smith singing Irving Berlin's "God Bless America", I had to hold back the tears because some of the "Greatest Generation" struggled to get on their feet in respect for the song. I had to hold back my tears to get through the song. Afterwards, some of the people came to thank me because their brothers, or uncles had died at the Battle of the Bulge, at D Day or at Iwo Jima.
If we womens and girls in our little family were as persons as Ella we probably would live forever of the energy inside and outside of us. Nothing else would be possible or do. We would rise and be l ike lights. We would be so happy. But we better stay then in Ellas time cause it´s the best at least to this date counts. Time will show you never know it might grow.
Omg thank you for sharing this beautiful beautiful beautiful album of Ella with me and with the world!!! It made me so happy and so blessed. Thank you!!!!!!
Eu tenho apenas,infelizmente,dois vídeos da cantora Nikki Yanofsky,e ouvindo-a atentamente,posso afirmar,sem medo de errar,que a sua mentora musical é sem dúvida alguma a maravilhosa e única no seu estilo musical,a Diva Ella Fitzgerald.É só ouví-la interpretando Gershwin para bater o martelo nessa minha percepção.Gostaria de ter mais vídeos de cantora muito linda e graciosa Nikki,um colírio e deleite musical.Aguardo...
Cela fait quarante ans que j'ai découvert et aime LE Jazz, ce jazz qui swing sous le talent du Duke, de Lionel Hampton, du Count de Basie, de Louis Arsmtrong ... membre du Hot Club de Limoges entre les années 80 et 2000, j'ai eu la chance de participer aux réunions hebdomadaires organisées par et chez Jean Marie Masse* chaque samedi soir avec une quinzaine d'autres 'fidèles' du pape du jazz limougeaud*, il m'a fait découvrir tous les grands jazzmen noirs américains dont Duke Ellington dont ce disque d'anthologie enregistré en 1957 et en direct un vendredi soir à Carroltown, ce soir là l'orchestre du Duke était tellement décontracté que cela s'entend et se perçoit à l'écoute de l'album. un album mythique, un album d'anthologie, j'oserais même dire l'ALBUM de Duke. __ ALL STAR ROAD BAND VOLUME 1 : _ Duke Ellington - Take The A Train ( Live 1957 ) . . . th-cam.com/video/tvrOVCwUzLc/w-d-xo.html _ Take The A Train (Ray Nance Vocal) ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/_KJ31bS7hEI/w-d-xo.html _ Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/1GtYfG577MQ/w-d-xo.html _ Stardust ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/tQjO6KjxDAo/w-d-xo.html _ On The Sunny Side Of The Street ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/AseoBpZPbGI/w-d-xo.html _ Jeep's Blues ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/FBd2UZkvjxE/w-d-xo.html - Sophisticated Lady ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/qn-x3b0URm4/w-d-xo.html - Mood Indigo ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/ricN32SsQj0/w-d-xo.html - Perdido ( Live 1957 ) th-cam.com/video/h5HN3vfF9SY/w-d-xo.html
I never get tired to hear the wonderful voice of Ella Fitzgerald .❤❤❤👌✨
Ella+Gershwin+Nelson Riddle=perfection.
I asked Ella why this set took so long to record "Don" she said "if you an I go into the studio and record 58 Gershwin songs back t back - it will all sound the same" Ella went on, "I give Nelslon 6 songs are a time ( two nights session 3 each evening ) and that's how we did it.. I"I was working 48 weeks a year so we would tackle them when we got to L,A - turned out kinda well don't ya think?" Yes Ella, it turned out bettter than rather well - its the definative reading of the Gershwins!!!" "Oh! Don" (shyly)
How sweet, thank you!
Don - very astute judgment by Ella, thanks for the info, - Peace - Gus ;)
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Loeel
This is an extraordinary achievement
Wow! you just took my breath away
What a beautiful treatment of George and Ira Gershwin's memorable music! No one could have done all these songs better than Ella! She had the range, the perfect pitch, the control and the sound to do it all! Ella truly was the First Lady of Song, there was just no one like her! So talented, she could do it all, swing, sad, showy, and she always sang the intros to the songs which were so important to set the scene for the lyrics to follow. We lost a real gem when she left us, no one will ever quite compare to her talent! Opera had Maria Callas, Pop had Ella Fitzgerald, best bar none! There were many female singers, some terrific, but none could do it ALL like Ella!
Excelente y muy completo video.
Gracias, Gracias, Gracias.🙏❤❤❤❤❤♾
Good Friday
Happy Easter to.All
Stay Beautiful
Sitting on my back patio, Smoking a great Cigar. Raptured away by this AMAZING composition and voice.
YES
I'll join you with my pipe.....Bourbon on the rocks please!!!🥃
It's a whole vibe 🎶 🚬 🍷 🙌💞
Ella has been my favorite voice in song for forever. She let me carry her yellow basket when shopping once. I was the gaga geek fan and sang 'a tisket a tasket may I carry your yellow basket' and she looked at me for a long moment before handing the basket to me and I walked with her while she shopped ( a gourmet cook Miss Ella was). I was extremely respectful of our diva and I handed her basket back when she was finished. "That's it!" said the Forest Gump of chance encounters. I adore Ms. Ella and her voice is/was and always will be crystal clear perfection.
Michele - that's a lovely story, you must have been blown away by Ella letting you carry her shopping basket. RIP Ella, never to be forgotten - Peace -Gus ;)
@@augustineriley5582 Thank you, Gus. It was a highlight in my life.
@@michelerichards233 I can well imagine ;) and it shows the class of the Lady too, - I met Joe Pass one of my guitar heroes who worked a lot with Ella as you'll know, I was about 17, and he signed my program which I still have, almost 50 yrs on, and also Oscar Peterson as they were doing a duo tour of the UK, - . . . Memories' are made of this . . . . take care Michele - regards Gus ;)
@Alex Diaz Hi Alex, I'm doing fine. Researching online so thank you for giving me a soundtrack for my search.
@Alex Diaz all over at present , thus the research. where are you?
This is beautiful....I can only imagine my parents falling in love to these songs. They were from this era. They are both in heaven now 😔 I’m a product of them........very blessed.
Ditto here...🙂
What a beautiful reflection!
@@1533ramsay I love Beth Ditto. I live in Brazil.
@H2D 😍😍😍💋🙈🙊❣❤
My dear parents were from that era, I learned my love of big band music and singers like Ella from them. They are in heaven now and I still listen to this wonderful music and think of them.
This is the brilliant product of cultural,religious and racial diversity.
Celebrate it!
the only coloratura here are Ella fans:)
Without any hesitation, Ella is the greatest.
The First Lady of Song - never to be surpassed in American popular music. ❤
Ira Gershwin said 'I didn't know our songs were that good until I heard Ella Fitzgerald sing them.
Amen
This is great music during hard times in this world. Just clean understanding music...Now keep sing ELLA!👊🥃♥️
Simple…Slow….no….complicated…mixed up emotions. May we never forget…🎶
Thank you George and Ira, Thank you Ella, for this golden collection!!! May your souls be blessed!!!
Amoooooo George e Irã ......obg Ella
Listen me
Ella and Gershwin brothers, the perfect combination. Beatiful album.
She's my favorite voice, ever. This is a brilliant collection of Ella!
🙊💋❤❣👌👍no words to say that she’s the best the best vocalist never heard ! !
No doubt.
E tutto finito
Grazie
Best advice I ever got from a jazz professor at the University of Utah: If you want to improvise, first learn how the song really GOES. He recommended the Ella songbooks.
Advice which too many ignore.
Tracy - and Lester Young felt the same way, always wanted to hear the song sung before he'd improvise on it, - Peace - Gus ;)
George and Ira, the wonderful brothers of American music, plus the best Voice... what else? A magic old States mood for an italian fan...
Magnifique Ella !
Delivery skill....Generation ago.. thank you all the King's men..got Music, got your Men and Ella and girls too.
Ella: the best forever. She has always been wonderful since the beginning of her great and incredible 59-year career! I am Brazilian and I live in Brazil. I love this singer and I know that she is the best in the world of all time.
Ella is the joy of Music. I once had a tube amplifier named "Ella" from Hong Kong HiFi Supply. Ella's voice brings back those wonderful years. Wow!
I CAN LISTEN TO ELLA F, ALL NIGHT LONG🎁💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👏👏👏
The Gershwin brothers plus Ella, that's music in paradise!
I grew up with this and a dozen other classic albums (Billie on Decca, Sarah on Mercury, Anita on Verve, Ray Charles box set, Errol Garner Concert by the Sea, The Elf, etc) - and I know every single note, every transition, every key.
Can you BELIEVE the incredible work of Nelson Riddle, scoring what - 52 songs?? Holy cow. That's a lot of work! But they knocked it out of the ballpark.
What's amazing is Gershwin wrote every original melody, and the harmonies. Magical as his legacy was, he died early. God bless him for the beautiful melodies Gershwin left behind, and the witty lyrics Ira wrote.
And the best part - 52 songs scored with perfection - ours to enjoy and revel in FOREVER - FOREVER!
Fabulous words just perfect for the gorgeous music
Nelson Riddle is a singer's dream. His arrangements are still my favorites of any time period for the classics
Beautiful, I love this album. I have it on vinyl. There will never be anyone who can sing as wonderfully as Ella, she was the best of the best.❤️
Gal Costa e Elis Regina cantavam melhor do que ela.
Currently listening to this entire set 🎶🥰
So far my favorite is "Foggy Day" but I'm only on track #5 so I will undoubtedly have more favs! 😍
I am so fortunate to have been raised during her reign.
OMG!!! Her voice! My breath is taken away.......
I had no idea who she was, saw a comment in reddit about her and google took me here, no regrets...what a great voice
try the 3 supreme albums she did with the Great Louis Armstrong. Priceless, unique & sublime, that triptych.
She´s so obvious a genius. Beautiful how she control her talented voice with intelligence and feeling. The music tells so much that´s good for you to hear. An little singing angel.
Billy or Ella such a hard choice between the two. Both absolutely amazing with sound for the ears pleasing. Both individually unique. They are the same but two completely different types of singers. Billy rough with tone of emotions to the core, you could hear billies pain through her sound of which made her who she was. Ella sounds like a glass of champagne 🍾 on a fairy somewhere on water. Ella is like silk. I can't ever choose 😭 I like both with everything in my heart and soul. I adore 💗 Ella and Billie have taught me the best classes for singing and enriched my life greatly but my heart belongs to billie. Will always love them both.
UN INSTRUMENTO MUSICAL EN SU MAXIMA EXPRECION!!!UNA CANTANTE UNICA,GRACIAS ELLA...!!!
Sublime and so smooth. Love you Ella.
She was beyond magnificent: Queen Ella!!
1 | 00:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Man I Love
2 | 03:52 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Got Rhythm
3 | 07:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - 'S Wonderful
4 | 10:31 | Ella Fitzgerald - A Foggy Day
5 | 14:04 | Ella Fitzgerald - Just Another Rhumba
6 | 19:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - Embraceable You
7 | 24:34 | Ella Fitzgerald - Isn't It a Pity?
8 | 28:00 | Ella Fitzgerald - Slap That Bass
9 | 31:23 | Ella Fitzgerald - But Not for Me
10 | 34:58 | Ella Fitzgerald - (I've Got) Beginner's Luck
11 | 38:08 | Ella Fitzgerald - Sam And Delilah
12 | 41:26 | Ella Fitzgerald - Oh, Lady Be Good
13 | 45:28 | Ella Fitzgerald - Ambulatory Suite Promenade (Walking The Dog) - March Of The Swiss Soldiers - Fidgety Feet
14 | 52:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - Shall We Dance?
15 | 55:54 | Ella Fitzgerald - Lorelei
16 | 59:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - Clap Yo' Hands
17 | 1:01:46 | Ella Fitzgerald - Looking for a Boy
18 | 1:04:53 | Ella Fitzgerald - Aren't You Kind Of Glad We Did?
19 | 1:08:23 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Preludes Prelude I - Prelude II - Prelude III
20 | 1:14:58 | Ella Fitzgerald - Soon
21 | 1:17:20 | Ella Fitzgerald - Let's Kiss And Make Up
22 | 1:21:12 | Ella Fitzgerald - By Strauss
23 | 1:23:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Can't Be Bothered Now
24 | 1:26:34 | Ella Fitzgerald - Boy Wanted
25 | 1:30:10 | Ella Fitzgerald - Of Thee I Sing (Baby)
26 | 1:33:19 | Ella Fitzgerald - Treat Me Rough
27 | 1:36:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - The Real American Folk Song
28 | 1:40:01 | Ella Fitzgerald - Boy! What Love Has Done To Me!
29 | 1:43:51 | Ella Fitzgerald - Cheerful Little Earful
30 | 1:45:59 | Ella Fitzgerald - Stiff Upper Lip
31 | 1:48:52 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Is Sweeping The Country
32 | 1:52:19 | Ella Fitzgerald - My Cousin In Milwaukee
33 | 1:55:29 | Ella Fitzgerald - Bidin' My Time
34 | 1:58:11 | Ella Fitzgerald - I Was Doing All Right
35 | 2:01:39 | Ella Fitzgerald - Someone To Watch Over Me
36 | 2:06:13 | Ella Fitzgerald - My One and Only
37 | 2:08:50 | Ella Fitzgerald - Fascinatin' Rhythm
38 | 2:12:16 | Ella Fitzgerald - For You, For Me, For Evermore
39 | 2:15:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - Nice Work If You Can Get It
40 | 2:19:15 | Ella Fitzgerald - Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
41 | 2:23:44 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Walked In
42 | 2:27:37 | Ella Fitzgerald - Love Is Here To Stay
43 | 2:31:32 | Ella Fitzgerald - You've Got What Gets Me
44 | 2:33:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - Oh, So Nice
45 | 2:37:30 | Ella Fitzgerald - How Long Has This Been Going On?
46 | 2:41:17 | Ella Fitzgerald - Funny Face
47 | 2:44:41 | Ella Fitzgerald - They Can't Take That Away From Me
48 | 2:47:51 | Ella Fitzgerald - Somebody Loves Me
49 | 2:50:29 | Ella Fitzgerald - I've Got A Crush On You
50 | 2:53:59 | Ella Fitzgerald - He Loves And She Loves
51 | 2:56:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - "The Half Of It, Dearie" Blues
52 | 3:00:35 | Ella Fitzgerald - That Certain Feeling
53 | 3:03:39 | Ella Fitzgerald - Somebody From Somewhere
54 | 3:06:48 | Ella Fitzgerald - They All Laughed
55 | 3:09:53 | Ella Fitzgerald - Who Cares?
56 | 3:13:01 | Ella Fitzgerald - Strike Up The Band
57 | 3:15:36 | Ella Fitzgerald - Things Are Looking Up
Thank you.
Thanks but the times are off.
Thanks loads for listing all these great old songs and times!
@@brianwrynn3109 They are close enough. Perhaps you need to set the speed on your device!
@@mjleger4555 Please send your remarks to the person who wrote "Thanks but the times are off." It was not me.
Angel voice,unique,she is magic.
Pure magic❤ Can't stop lovin them
Не прекращайте, ни в коем случае. Они смотрят, они вас любят тоже...
Buenísimo
Gracias por compartir
Many thanks to Ella's cousin from Milwaukee to teach Her how to sing !;°) ♥
👑 QUEEN ELLA 👑 🌟Forever She Shall Reign 🌟
WONDERFULL ELLA. SHE SENDS MÈ TO ANOTHER WORLD
This set of five 12" l.p.'s, in the then i newly created Stereo Sound took Miss Fitzgerald from the Summer of 959 to winter 1960 to sing 58 songs of the brothers Gershwin. Riddle arranged Grantz Produced the engineer was Val valentine - cover art by Bernard Buffet simply the finest record of the lare 50's. Love you all Don Wardell modf.m radio Palm Springgs
Thanks don
I love this music, even though a lot of the lyrics are borderline misogynist who the F cares. I’m so tired of speech repression in this country and all these websites and all over the entire world. What happened to I will fight for your right to say it. Anybody remember Skokie Illinois, what the F is wrong with everybody, those who do not study and learn from history are doomed, Doomed, DOOMED to repeat it over and over again.
THERE ARE just way too many people obsessed with having no pain in their life, it’s freaking ridiculous.
If you’re full of hate look for love and you will find away!
All that being said I love this music, ELLA’s range and phrasing and everything else is simply phenomenal!
"I've got the 'you don't know the half of it' blues" really speaks to me 😔
Omg, thanks for posting this here!
WOW! Book marked.
Brilliant of course they're all positive comments
No one like her. ❤️
Oh so vy beautiful,Ella,and the music by Gershwin?
Her voice is like velvet....
Angel Voice
Ella& the songbooks= the best! Excellent transfer, btw.
pure joy
Nancy Sinatra said a moment ago on her weekly 3-hour show on Siriusly Sinatra satellite radio that, “I always thought it was The Anniversary WALTZ, but no -- it's The Anniversary SONG . . . “
Me too. And I never realized until this moment that Al Jolson had such a great singing voice - a rich textured bass-baritone to go along with his strength in the tenor range.
In our home, our finest music box (the loudest, and with the most complex harmonies) plays this ANNIVERSARY WALTZ (er . . . song). And again, I didn't know till I Googled a moment ago and learned that Al Jolson wrote the words! To a poignant melody by Saul Chaplin. The two new friends were working on a movie together when they came up with this one. A Wiki note (below) about the distinguished career of the melodist, Mr. Chaplin.
Is this one at TH-cam? Yes. A superb recording, you may agree. And a vocal timbre that is almost unrivalled. Thanks, Chuck and Nancy for another terrific show.
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Saul Chaplin (February 19, 1912 - November 15, 1997) was an American composer and musical director.
He was born Saul Kaplan in Brooklyn, New York. He had worked on stage, screen and television since the days of Tin Pan Alley. In film, he won three Oscars for collaborating on the scores and orchestrations of An American in Paris (1951), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) and West Side Story (1961).
While continuing as a film music supervisor, Chaplin became an associate producer in the early '60s and worked on such major features as Can-Can (1960), West Side Story (1961), I Could Go On Singing (1963), The Sound of Music (1965), STAR! (1968), Man of La Mancha (1972) and That's Entertainment, Part 2 (1976).
He published his autobiography, The Golden Age of Movie Musicals and Me, in 1994. He had worked with and was friends with most of the major songwriters and performers of his era, such as Cole Porter, Ira Gershwin, Al Jolson, Leonard Bernstein, Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, Phil Silvers, Julie Andrews, Frank Sinatra and others. His memoir focused on the behind the scenes aspect of moviemaking.
In the note about his marriages (two) I just recalled something my favorite NYC member of our family - “Stanley” - shared about Broadway producer, Harold Prince.
“Chaplin married Ethel Schwartz, had one child, a daughter Judith (who married Harold Prince); the couple divorced in 1950. In 1968, Chaplin married Betty Levin, who worked as script supervisor on The Sound of Music . . . “
Thanks for sharing, Timeless Music Box. Celebrated this day at Sinatra Family - Forum - "Siriusly Sinatra" NANCY FOR FRANK sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/51063-NFF-Week-of-November-22-2020-nbsp?p=1298736#post1298736
Mark, Thank you for sharing so much history with us. It seems to me that a "miracle" happened in the Jewish section of New York City in the early 1920's. All of the most beautiful music was written by Jewish composers and lyricists. My Jewish step grandfather who loved Jazz took me to see all of the movies featuring the songs of Rodgers and Hart, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Lowe. I was only 6 years old when we started our "dinner and a movie" and didn't realize what I was seeing. He passed away in 1974, and I think about him every day when I listen to this music. I remember him telling my Italian grandmother "Nobody puts a song over like Al Jolson". I've read that Al Jolson would never perform onstage if black entertainers weren't allowed at the venues. And Jolson wore himself out entertaining our troops. I advise everyone who loves this music to join a group which performs at nursing homes or assisted living. If you can sing and/or play these songs on the piano, so much the better. I have never met anyone who couldn't sing if they can find their correct key. I am a soloist at my group and when I did a salute to Kate Smith singing Irving Berlin's "God Bless America", I had to hold back the tears because some of the "Greatest Generation" struggled to get on their feet in respect for the song. I had to hold back my tears to get through the song. Afterwards, some of the people came to thank me because their brothers, or uncles had died at the Battle of the Bulge, at D Day or at Iwo Jima.
Wonderful
Wonderful ....thank you!!
Es maravillosa esta voz y esta música gracias Ella .....
I loooooovvvvvveeeee this .....
Ella.....gorgeous voice. Amazing.
Perfection, like all of the songbooks Ella recorded.
kiitos
GENIAL GRACIAS
Ella al massimo della sua produzione discografica!!!Magnifico album PERFETTO Bisognerebbe farlo ascoltare a scuola ai ragazzi di oggi
Her voice is heaven on earth
If we womens and girls in our little family were as persons as Ella we probably would live forever of the energy inside and outside of us. Nothing else would be possible or do. We would rise and be l ike lights. We would be so happy. But we better stay then in Ellas time cause it´s the best at least to this date counts. Time will show you never know it might grow.
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Omg thank you for sharing this beautiful beautiful beautiful album of Ella with me and with the world!!! It made me so happy and so blessed. Thank you!!!!!!
Dankeschön--- Wunderbar
MY JAZZQUEEN !! ❤❤
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Beautiful 🎶🤍🎶🕊️🎶🤍🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶😮
ELLA WAS THE BEST ,
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Eu tenho apenas,infelizmente,dois vídeos da cantora Nikki Yanofsky,e ouvindo-a atentamente,posso afirmar,sem medo de errar,que a sua mentora musical é sem dúvida alguma a maravilhosa e única no seu estilo musical,a Diva Ella Fitzgerald.É só ouví-la interpretando Gershwin para bater o martelo nessa minha percepção.Gostaria de ter mais vídeos de cantora muito linda e graciosa Nikki,um colírio e deleite musical.Aguardo...
She id fantastic
La Mejor Musica ❤
That was beautiful 💛
Ella is beatifiul
I grew up in the 60s and 70s and I know the name but I never heard early recordings
I would've loved this if only a large number of the songs weren't cut off near the end of the song.
Infusione di dolcezza e malinconia
My sweet memorys..
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Cela fait quarante ans que j'ai découvert et aime LE Jazz, ce jazz qui swing sous le talent du Duke, de Lionel Hampton, du Count de Basie, de Louis Arsmtrong ... membre du Hot Club de Limoges entre les années 80 et 2000, j'ai eu la chance de participer aux réunions hebdomadaires organisées par et chez Jean Marie Masse* chaque samedi soir avec une quinzaine d'autres 'fidèles' du pape du jazz limougeaud*, il m'a fait découvrir tous les grands jazzmen noirs américains dont Duke Ellington dont ce disque d'anthologie enregistré en 1957 et en direct un vendredi soir à Carroltown, ce soir là l'orchestre du Duke était tellement décontracté que cela s'entend et se perçoit à l'écoute de l'album.
un album mythique, un album d'anthologie, j'oserais même dire l'ALBUM de Duke.
__ ALL STAR ROAD BAND VOLUME 1 :
_ Duke Ellington - Take The A Train ( Live 1957 ) . . .
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_ Take The A Train (Ray Nance Vocal) ( Live 1957 )
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_ Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue ( Live 1957 )
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_ Stardust ( Live 1957 )
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_ On The Sunny Side Of The Street ( Live 1957 )
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_ Jeep's Blues ( Live 1957 )
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- Sophisticated Lady ( Live 1957 )
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- Mood Indigo ( Live 1957 )
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- Perdido ( Live 1957 )
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Immortale lei e Gerhiwn
Perfeito! Brasil 11/20
Arrangements are by Nelson Riddle
Nelson Riddle was the greatest arranger of all time.
Gershuin is the best
This is the official bso of my restaurant
Love ella f
Evry sung is to Ella !!
♫Paixão de Ontem by Fabio Valente Bossa Nova
New Generation Bossa Nova From Brazil.
I don't recognize the AMBULATORY Suite. I'll have to pull out my actual CD collection.
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Hola
I was at 43:07
I hear ya, man!