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Arguably the best live recording of Ella. Very difficult to find on CD. Unfortunately ripped at low bit rate, still this concert is so rare and so exquisite that it is worth of downloading and enjoying.
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It seems strange that this is a fairly obscure Ella Fitzgerald record because the classic singer rarely sounded better. In fact on \"Take The \'A\' Train\" she takes her longest (nearly 9½ minutes) recorded scat vocal of her career. For chorus-after-chorus Ella comes up with consistently creative and swinging ideas that are quite exciting. The rest of the program (which includes \"I\'ve Got the World on a String,\" \"You\'re Driving Me Crazy,\" \"Mr. Paganini\" and \"Air Mail Special\") is not exactly anti-climatic and Ella (who is backed by pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks and drummer Gus Johnson) is heard throughout at the peak of her powers. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Arguably the best live recording of Ella. Very difficult to find on CD. Unfortunately ripped at low bit rate, still this concert is so rare and so exquisite that it is worth of downloading and enjoying.
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It seems strange that this is a fairly obscure Ella Fitzgerald record because the classic singer rarely sounded better. In fact on \"Take The \'A\' Train\" she takes her longest (nearly 9½ minutes) recorded scat vocal of her career. For chorus-after-chorus Ella comes up with consistently creative and swinging ideas that are quite exciting. The rest of the program (which includes \"I\'ve Got the World on a String,\" \"You\'re Driving Me Crazy,\" \"Mr. Paganini\" and \"Air Mail Special\") is not exactly anti-climatic and Ella (who is backed by pianist Lou Levy, guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist Wilfred Middlebrooks and drummer Gus Johnson) is heard throughout at the peak of her powers. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide