"Something's Gotta Give" Ella Fitzgerald

Known as the "First Lady Of Song," Ella Fitzgerald was one of the great popular singers of the twentieth century. "Something's Gotta Give" was written in 1954 by Johnny Mercer and recorded by Ella Fitzgerald in 1964 for her Verse LP, Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Johnny Mercer Songbook, arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle. The album is available on CD on the Polygram label.

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• Ella Fitzgerald
• Pop
• 1960s

[Stinkfist194]

What's the name of the other woman with the awesome voice that did a lot of old songs?

[catman916]

@Stinkfist194 Without more information It's difficult to know who you mean. Keely Smith and Barbra Streisand certainly fit your description.

[Milkshakke1]

I'm 16 and i stubled on this song by accedent a year ago on Pandora.... best mistake i have ever made... now a days i ask people have you heard of Ella Fitzgerald? most say Ella who--? and it makes me sad because she is amazingly talented :)

[catman916]

@Milkshakke1

If you explore my channel, Milkshakke 1, you will discover other wonderful singers and songs.

[maureen1938]

It's always such a pleasure to listen to the one and only Ella and this lovely music in particular. Thanks again for posting.

[catman916]

You're welcome, Maureen.

[therealraybaby]

#59(Tie)

[Stinkfist194]

@catman916 I think she had red hair and died relatively unknown compared too Elvis or Sinatra.

[anangrygoldfish]

Dean Domino, you classy ghoul, you.

[Gentrone]

Star Wars add kind of alters my jazzy mood. Was cool though.