Sample Tracks include:Honeysuckle Rose Tea For Two Satin Doll. Sample Tracks include: I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Moonlight In Vermont April In Paris. With Louis Armstrong, Buddy Rich on drums and the Oscar Peterson Trio. Recorded Octo(Decca).įrom the Verve "Ella and Louis" LP, recorded in Capitol Studios, L.A. This audio clip features an outstanding scat performance by Ella Fitzgerald. Decca 83012/De 28707.Įlla's first hit record, with Chick Webb and His Orchestra, recorded for Decca when Ella was 20.
Brent) Sy Oliver, arranger and conductor, with his orchestra. Musical Selection: "Angel Eyes" (Matt Dennis-Earl K. In the final segment of this GAS Audio Edition interview with author Will Friedwald, we learn a little about the personal life of the late Ella Fitzgerald, and host Marty Lucas asks about the present and future influence of the First Lady of Song. Original lp issue "Ella and Louis", Verve Records, Verve MGV 4003-2 available on CD: 825 373-2.Īlso available as downloadable RealAudio. Recorded August 16, 1956, Capitol Studios, Los Angeles. Musical Selection: "Our Love is Here to Stay" (excerpt)(George and Ira Gershwin) Oscar Peterson, piano Herb Ellis, guitar Ray Brown, bass Louis Armstrong, trumpet Louis Bellson, drums. The Verve years were the peak of Ella Fitzgerald's career both artistically and in terms of commercial success. (777 K)Įlla Fitzgerald's years with Verve records (1955-1966) are the subject of part 3 of this GAS Audio Edition interview with author Will Friedwald.
744324/De 24387.Īlso available as downloadable RealAudio. Musical Selections include: "How High the Moon" (excerpt)(Morgan Lewis-Nancy Hamilton) Leonard Graham, trumpet Ray Brown, bass. Ella Fitzgerald's amazing skills as a scat singer are featured in an extended excerpt from the standard, "How High the Moon". In part two of this GAS Audio Edition interview, Will Friedwald talks about the role of radio in the early careers of Ella Fitzgerald and her contemporaries, and the dearth of regularly scheduled programs featuring African-American artists from the 1930's and 40's. Musical Selections include: "A Tisket, A Tasket" (Ella Fitzgerald-Van Alexander) Chick Webb and His Orchestra (excerpt), recorded May 2, 1938, Decca Master Number 63693/first issued on Decca 1840.Īlso available as downloadable RealAudio. In the premiere issue of GAS Audio Edition, Host Marty Lucas interviews Will Friedwald about the beginnings of Ella Fitzgerald's career in Harlem, and her first hit record, "A Tisket, A Tasket" with Chick Webb and His Orchestra. Home Essays Remember Carnegie Discography Listen LinksĪlso available as downloadable RealAudio.
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