Ella FITZGERALD - Papermoons Late 1930s/Early 1940s

(born April 25, 1917, Newport News, Va., U.S.died June 15, 1996, Beverly Hills, Calif.) U.S. singer. She won an amateur contest at Harlem's Apollo Theatre in 1934 and became the star of drummer Chick Webb's big band the following year. Her association with manager and impresario Norman Granz in the late 1940s led to performances with Jazz at the Philharmonic and a famous series of Songbook recordings, each featuring the work of a single popular-song composer. Fitzgerald was one of the greatest scat singers in jazz; her clear, girlish voice and virtuosity made her one of the best-selling vocal recording artists in history.

01 - Swing Me A Swing Song (And Let Me Dance)
02 - My Last Affair
03 - Organ Grinder's Swing
04 - Darktown Strutters' Ball
05 - Cryin' Mood
06 - Everyone's Wrong But Me
07 - It's My Turn Now
08 - It's Wonderful
09 - I Was Doing All Right
10 - Tisket A Tasket
11 - Everybody Step
12 - Strictly From Dixie
13 - It's Foxy
14 - T'ain't What You Do It's The Way That You Do It
15 - My Heart Belongs To Daddy
16 - Coochie Coochie Coo
17 - My Last Goodbye
18 - You're Going To Lose Your Gal
19 - Moon Ray
20 - Sugar Blues
21 - Cabin In The Sky
22 - Muffin Man
23 - I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
24 - I Must Have That Man
25 - Make Love To Me
26 - No Nothing