After appearing together at an all-star concert the night before, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong went into an L.A. studio to record this gem of an album. Despite having little to no time for rehearsals, the sublime artistic mastery of Ella and Louis and the instant chemistry they achieved resulted in one of the few truly indispensable recordings in all of jazz.
| Album: Ella & Louis [Includes Bonus Tracks] | ||||
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| # | Song Title | Time | ||
| 1) | Can't We Be Friends? | More Info... | ||
| 2) | Isn't This a Lovely Day? | More Info... | ||
| 3) | Moonlight in Vermont | More Info... | ||
| 4) | They Can't Take That Away from Me | More Info... | ||
| 5) | Under a Blanket of Blue | More Info... | ||
| 6) | Tenderly | More Info... | ||
| 7) | A Foggy Day | More Info... | ||
| 8) | Stars Fell On Alabama | More Info... | ||
| 9) | Cheek to Cheek | More Info... | ||
| 10) | The Nearness of You | More Info... | ||
| 11) | April in Paris | More Info... | ||
| 12) | You Won't Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) | More Info... | ||
| Album: Ella & Louis [Includes Bonus Tracks] | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Song Title | Time | ||
| 1) | Can't We Be Friends? | More Info... | ||
| 2) | Isn't This a Lovely Day? | More Info... | ||
| 3) | Moonlight in Vermont | More Info... | ||
| 4) | They Can't Take That Away from Me | More Info... | ||
| 5) | Under a Blanket of Blue | More Info... | ||
| 6) | Tenderly | More Info... | ||
| 7) | A Foggy Day | More Info... | ||
| 8) | Stars Fell On Alabama | More Info... | ||
| 9) | Cheek to Cheek | More Info... | ||
| 10) | The Nearness of You | More Info... | ||
| 11) | April in Paris | More Info... | ||
| 12) | You Won't Be Satisfied (Until You Break My Heart) | More Info... | ||
After appearing together at an all-star concert the night before, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong went into an L.A. studio to record this gem of an album. Despite having little to no time for rehearsals, the sublime artistic mastery of Ella and Louis and the instant chemistry they achieved resulted in one of the few truly indispensable recordings in all of jazz.
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