(ThyBlackMan.com) Ella Fitzgerald, often referred to as the “Queen of Jazz,” was a powerhouse vocalist whose influence on the jazz and popular music scene remains unparalleled. With a voice ...

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I am in love. There is so much more to say about Ella Fitzgerald. For my part, I only will add that I twice was fortunate enough to see her live — once at Radio City Music Hall and once at the ...

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but says she grew up with little music around her and only found her passion when after discovering a stack of Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James vinyl in a junk shop. "There was no musical heritage ...

In 1957 Ella Fitzgerald turned 40 years old, and her star was on the rise again. She had first hit the jazz scene as a teenager singing with Chick Webb's popular 1930s big band, going on to solo ...

With her stage patter included, you get a good look at Ella Fitzgerald on the road, even if she wasn't at a crossroads. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "MUSIC TO WATCH GIRLS BY (LIVE AT THE COLISEUM ...

Electronic duo ODESZA even recently designed an 8-hour set of “Music to Refine To” for a corporate work day.

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