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The Essential Collection - The Great American Songbook

By Ella Fitzgerald

Label: Verve Records
Released: 2007

Album

Love Letters From Ella

By Ella Fitzgerald

Label: Concord Music Group
Released: 2007
Track listing: Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone; Cry Me A River; You Turned The Tables On Me; I've Got The World On A String; Witchcraft; My Old Flame; The One I Love; Take Love Easy; Our Love Is Here To Stay; Some Other Spring.

Album

At The Côte D'Azur/Duke: The Last Jam Session

By Duke Ellington

Label: Eagle Vision
Released: 2007
Track listing: Duke Ellington At The Côte D'Azur With Ella Fitzgerald And Joan Miró; The Opener; Such Sweeter Thunder; Medley: Black And Tan Fantasy/Creole Love Call/The Mooche; Kinda Dukish; The Shepherd; The Old Circus Train Turn-Around Blues; La Plus Belle Africaine; Satin Doll; Something To Live For; Jazz Samba; Things Aint What They Used To Be; Duke: The Last Jam Session; Opening Of Session; The Brotherhood; Just Squeeze Me; Carnegie Blues; The Hawk Talks; Prelude To A Kiss; Cotton Tail; Everything But You; Love You Madly; Fragmented Suite For Piano And Bass;

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Article: Album Review

Ella Fitzgerald: Love Letters From Ella

Read "Love Letters From Ella" reviewed by David Rickert

by David Rickert
August 13, 2007

People were up in arms when saxophonist Kenny G played with the great Louis Armstrong posthumously through the wonders of technology. Today people are using the same ability to resurrect old recordings for much more noble purposes such as this, which features Ella backed by the London Symphony Orchestra on several tracks. They never recorded together; ...

Video

Summertime

Featuring the music of Ella Fitzgerald
Duration: 3:36
April 25, 2007

Ella sings a breathtaking version of "Summertime" in this 1968 Berlin concert.

Video

How High The Moon & Some of These Days

Featuring the music of Ella Fitzgerald
Duration: 7:45
April 24, 2007

In this studio session from 1974, Ella Fitgerald, accompanied only by Tommy Flanagan, gives a slow, romantic interpretation of "How High The Moon". Then the duo is joined by a full big band for Ella's version of "Some of These Days".

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It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)

Featuring the music of Ella Fitzgerald
Duration: 8:34
April 22, 2007

In a 1958 concert, Ella Fitzgerald is joined by a group of Jazz at the Philharmonic all-stars (Stuff Smith, Roy Eldridge, Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Jo Jones) for a rousing rendition of this Ellington classic.