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[image=OGbdfh7LzU] Ella Fitzgerald - 1963 - Sings The Jerome Kern Song Book (2013) HDTracks 24 bits, 192 KHz Ella Fitzgerald is rightfully adored for her superb, often-definitive interpretations of Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Rodgers & Hart, and Gershwin tunes, which are well documented in her Song Book series. The addition of Sings the Jerome Kern Song Book to Fitzgerald's discography is welcome. Recorded in 1963, the album proves Fitzgerald's voice as golden as ever. Yet age was beginning to color her singing a bit, and that texture adds a beautiful dimension to songs like the dark 'Why Was I Born?' And the yearning 'Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man.' Nelson Riddle's charts are typically smart and swinging, with a lush, full sound that balances punch and lyricism.

Fitzgerald's ebullient delivery and honey-rich timbre bring out the humor of 'A Fine Romance,' the wistfulness of 'I'm Old Fashioned,' and the tender romance of 'The Way You Look Tonight,' putting her distinctive stamp on each. It's sure to please fans of Kern and big-band standards, and for aficionados of Fitzgerald's other Song Book albums, this is a must. (AllMusic) Track list: 01 - Let's Begin 02 - A Fine Romance 03 - All The Things You Are 04 - I'll Be Hard To Handle 05 - You Couldn't Be Cuter 06 - She Didn't Say Yes 07 - I'm Old Fashioned 08 - Remind Me 09 - The Way You Look Tonight 10 - Yesterdays 11 - Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man 12 - Why Was I Born? This two-disc, 40-track set, which includes classic sides singing the praises of New York City like Ella Fitzgerald's “Manhattan,” Frank Sinatra's “Autumn in New York,” Duke Ellington's “The Sidewalks of New York,” the Viscounts' “Harlem Nocturne,” John Coltrane's “Central Park West,” Louis Armstrong's 'Harlem Stomp,” and Hoagy Carmichael's “Old Man Harlem,” among many others, makes a fun and delightful historical soundtrack to one of the most amazing cities in the world.

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Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Fred Astaire, Duke Ellington, Al Jolson, Judy Garland, Hoagy Carmichael and more..[/b] 2 CD 2010 Mp3 320Kbps Tracklist: That's New York, Man! [image=2zkoaEnmSB] Ella Fitzgerald - 1964 - Sings The Johnny Mercer Song Book (2013) HDTracks download, 24 bits, 96 KHz Along with her Rodgers and Hart collection, this is one of the best of Ella Fitzgerald's songbooks. Fitzgerald's assured and elegant voice is a perfect match for Mercer's urbane lyrics and Nelson Riddle's supple arrangements. In light of this decorous setting, it's not surprising that Mercer's swagger-heavy numbers like 'I Wanna Be Around' and 'One More For My Baby' are skipped in favor of more poised selections such as 'Early Autumn' and 'Skylark.' Even traditionally hard-swinging numbers such as 'Day In Day Out' and 'Something's Gotta Give' are kept in check with Riddle's vaporous, flute-heavy backing and Fitzgerald's velvet tone.

Slower numbers like 'Laura' and 'Midnight Sun' add dramatic contrast with their enigmatic tonal backdrops and elongated vocal phrasing. Fitzgerald's Mercer songbook has become something of an overlooked gem partly because of the popularity of her Cole Porter and Gershwin collections. It's a shame, because this songbook is beautifully executed by Fitzgerald and Riddle and contains wonderful Mercer collaborations with, among others, Harold Arlen and Hoagy Charmichael. This is definitely one for any Fitzgerald fan and not a bad introduction to her vast catalog. (AllMusic) Track list: 01 - Too Marvelous For Words 02 - Early Autumn 03 - Day In Day Out 04 - Laura 05 - This Time The Dream's On Me 06 - Skylark 07 - Single-O 08 - Something's Gotta Give 09 - Trav'lin Light 10 - Midnight Sun 11 - Dream (When You're Feeling Blue) 12 - I Remember You 13 - When A Woman Loves A Man Personnel: Ella Fitzgerald - Vocals Nelson Riddle, arranger and conductor Paul Smith on piano Plas Johnson on tenor sax Willie Smith on alto sax Buddy DeFranco on clarinet Frank Flynn on vibes Enjoy and share! [image=NpshQJYGg6] Ella Fitzgerald - 1961 - Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie!