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     The Very Best Of Ella Fitzgerald HQ - Ella Fitzgerald Greatest Hits Full Album 2021 - Jazz Songs

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     Best Ella Fitzgerald Songs: 20 Memorable Jazz Classics

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   Apr 25, 2024 · Listen to the best Ella Fitzgerald songs on Apple Music and Spotify. As adored and accessible as these immediately recognizable songs are, Fitzgerald was as much a pioneer as she was a...

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3. nextbop.com › ella-fitzgerald-popular-songsElla Fitzgerald’s 25 Most Popular Songs - Nextbop Jazz

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   This exploration delves into 25 of Ella Fitzgerald’s most popular songs, from the wistful beauty of “Misty” to the timeless “Summertime.” These recordings showcase her remarkable vocal range, effortless swing, and a joyous zest for improvisation.

4. www.yahoo.com › lifestyle › ella-fitzgerald-songs-10Ella Fitzgerald Songs: 10 Greatest Hits From Her Timeless ...

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   • "(If You Can't Sing It) You’ll Have to Swing It (Mr. Paganini)" (1936) Written by songwriter Sam Coslow, Fitzgerald recorded this song October 29, 1936 and over the years it became a favorite during her live performances.
   • "A-Tisket, A-Tasket," (1938) Based on an old nursery rhyme, Fitzgerald co-wrote this song with Al Feldman and it became her breakthrough hit during her time performing with the Chick Webb Orchestra.
   • "Flying Home" (1945) Written by Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton and Sid Robin, “Flying Home” was originally recorded by the Benny Goodman Sextet, but Fitzgerald’s version has become known as one of the most influential vocal jazz records of that era.
   • "Oh, Lady Be Good!" (1947) Written by George and Ira Gershwin, this song was first heard in the Broadway musical Lady, Be Good! , but Fitzgerald put her unique stamp on it in 1947 in a memorable recording that featured an impressive scat solo.

5. music.youtube.com › playlistElla Fitzgerald - The Greatest Hits - YouTube Music

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   Ella Fitzgerald - The Greatest Hits. Album • Ella Fitzgerald • 2009. 14 songs • 42 minutes. Play. Save to library. Dream a Little Dream. 3:13. (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons. 3:14. A...

6. jazzfuel.com › ella-fitzgerald-songsElla Fitzgerald Songs – 10 Hits by The Queen of Jazz

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   Mar 4, 2024 · That’s exactly what the legendary jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald did early on in a career which saw countless hits and no fewer than 13 Grammy awards. In this article we’ve singled out a selection of the most famous Ella Fitzgerald songs which chart the rise of one of the truly legendary jazz artists.

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   Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong - Cheek To Cheek (Official Video) Ella Fitzgerald. •. 3M views • 3 years ago.

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   What is Ella Fitzgerald most famous song?

   • What was Ella Fitzgerald's most famous song? Click to see full answer. Simply so, what is Frank Sinatra's most famous song? # 1. My Way. # 2. Strangers In the Night. # 3. New York, New York. # 4. Something Stupid. # 5. The Way You Look Tonight. # 6. That's Life. # 7. Luck Be a Lady. # 8. Come Fly With Me.

   10 Important Ella Fitzgerald Facts You Need To Know | iHeart

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   What style of music did Ella Fitzgerald made famous?

   • Ella Fitzgerald had an everlasting impact not only te sound of Jazz but also who performed it. She was named the “First Lady of Jazz” for a reason, which was that she was the first successful woman to perform jazz music. A symbol that emerged from the jazz era was that of a “flapper”.

   How did Ella Fitzgerald influence music? – JanetPanic.com

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   Was Ella Fitzgerald the first black singer?

   • When jazz legend Ella Fitzgerald became not only the first jazz artists to perform the halftime show. But the first African American female. Celebrity singer in Superbowl history. Following the death of Louis Armstrong in 1971. The 1972 Superbowl was set to take place in new Orleans, the legendary performers hometown.

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   Stream all the best of Ella Fitzgerald in this playlist, featuring all of her top hits from across her career and duets with Louis Armstrong.