Ella Fitzgerald Full Discography Torrent

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And it was a terrific move, resulting in three terrific albums: Ella and Louis, Ella and Louis Again and Porgy and Bess. Their work together is a highlight of the 1950s, a busy time for classic vocal jazz records, and both were in fine form on these dates, Fitzgerald's sweetly melodic voice contrasting nicely with Armstrong's coarse rasp. And both were also riding the crest of popular success, Fitzgerald peeling off terrific record after terrific record while Armstrong was an elder statesman who, if not quite as popular as he was a few decades ago, had become one of the world's most beloved entertainers.

This two-CD compilation collects all of the studio duets the pair recorded, and therefore some of the original releases aren't represented in their entirety. The first eight tracks were recorded for Decca with large orchestras in the late 1940s and early 1950s and give a promise of greater things; the singing is fine, the material isn't. The rest of the first disc presents the entire Ella and Louis 1956 session is much better in execution for a couple of reasons. First the songs are much better—'Cheek To Cheek' is a small classic—and the accompaniment by pianist and his trio (joined by drummer ) ups the swing ante considerably.

Fitzgerald and Armstrong sound positively ebullient together, scatting and swinging their way through tunes by Gershwin, Berlin and, and other well-known material, proving that putting two gifted performers with the right backing and the right song will create a magical song. Ella and Louis Again, recorded the following year is even more of the same: a double album that brought the same team together (with Louis Bellson replacing Rich). However, only about two-thirds of the original record is here, since portions of it were recorded as solo artists. Still, Granz was canny enough to know not to monkey with a good thing, and in some ways this collection of songs is even better than the first, with absolutely terrific versions of 'Don't Be That Way' and 'Stompin' at the Savoy.' 'Let's Call the Whole Thing Off' is a perfect use of the format, even if it's hard to imagine the two of them ever getting into a serious argument about anything.