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Ella fitzgeral: Mr Paganini, 1974 German tv studio

Emission of television on a meeting of recording in studio in Germany (1974). Ella Fitzgerald of the duet to the big band with according to pieces' Joe Pass (G), Tommy Flanagan (p), Keeter Betts (b...  
 
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TheTyreema (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Simply wonderful :)
meredith763 (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i am doing a research paper on ella fitzgeralds music.
could anyone tell me what this song is about??
bethsoul (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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¡Que hermosura!

So beautiful!!!
inatrampolina (1 month ago) Show Hide
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i absolutely love how her voice aged... it may not have been as pure as in her youth but that vibrato, that precision that phrasing was KILLING til the day she died!!
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the truth.
derek24hudson (2 months ago) Show Hide
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What a superb artist was Ella! One in a lifetime! Awesome, musical, inventive, expressive, beautiful...shall I go on??!!
delov1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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EFFORTLESS!!!!!!!!! This woman was so so amazing....not many people can scat and scat so well.....Rochelle Ferrell Natalie Cole...love you girls but Ella was the queen...
MillerMusicStudiosTV (8 months ago) Show Hide
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FABULOUS!!!!
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Keter (pronounced "Kee-ter") Betts, b. He was one of my dearest musician friends. Sadly, Keter is no longer with us. I miss him terribly. We first met in Chicago, when he was playing for Dinah, in the late fifties.
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