Popular Tracks
Someone To Watch Over Me
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Baby, Won't You Say You Love Me
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Lonesome Gal (feat. The Skylarks)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Air Mail Special (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Don'cha Go 'Way Mad
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
The Bean Bag Song (feat. The Skylarks)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Solid As a Rock
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Two Little Men In a Flying Saucer
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Sugarfoot Rag
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
The Hot Canary
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I (feat. 4 Hits and a Miss)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
The Chesapeake and Ohio
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
I Don't Want the World (With a Fence Around It) [feat. 4 Hits and a Miss]
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Because of Rain
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
I've Got the World On a String
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Even As You and I
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Peas and Rice
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Do You Really Love Me?
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Ain't Nobody's Business But My Own (feat. Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
Mixed Emotions (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)
The Complete Decca Singles, Vol. 4: 1950-1955
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About Ella Fitzgerald
Biography
American jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald rose from a difficult childhood to become one of the most celebrated singers of the twentieth century. Born in 1917, she gained fame with the Chick Webb Orchestra before launching a solo career that spanned nearly six decades.
Origin
United States
Active Since
1917
Genres
jazz, swing, traditional pop
Label
Capitol Records, Decca
Awards
Presidential Medal of Freedom, National Medal of Arts, Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, National Women's Hall of Fame, Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres
Biography adapted from: Wikipedia — Ella Fitzgerald CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo credit: Carl Van Vechten Public domain Wikimedia Commons
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