Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Cole Porter Song Book LP Vinyl Boxed Analog Spark
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Description
Not Factory Sealed but Practically NEW. Never played.
What you see is what you get
No APO/FPO
Continental US Only
Classic 1956 album reissued as a 180-gram 3LP set!
Cut from the original mono tapes by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound
Plated and pressed at RTI
The first of the celebrated songbooks recorded by Ella and one of the best vocal jazz albums ever made, the Cole Porter Songbook was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2000, which honors recordings that have qualitative or historical significance.
Fitzgerald arrived at Capitol Studios in Hollywood to begin recording on Feb. 7, 1956. Joining her was Norman Granz, the founder and guiding light behind Verve Records and his arranger and A&R man, 15-year-old Buddy Bregman.
The combination of Ella and Porter is irresistible and whether up-tempo or down-tempo, Ella's three-octave range soars effortlessly as she makes each song come to life. All helped by the cream of L.A. session men and Buddy Bregman's arrangement that ooze sophistication, sophistication that is way beyond his years. It is a perfect record. The record was completed after four separate days of recording on March 27.
LP 1 All Through The Night Anything Goes Miss Otis Regrets Too Darn Hot In The Still Of The Night I Get A Kick Out Of You Do I Love You Always True To You In My Fashion Let's Do It Just One Of Those Things
LP 2 Ev'ry Time We Say Good-Bye All Of You Begin The Beguine Get Out Of Town I Am In Love From This Moment On I Love Paris You Do Something To Me Ridin' High Easy To Love It's All Right With Me
LP 3 Why Can't You Behave What Is This Thing Called Love You're The Top Love For Sale It's DeLovely Night And Day Ace In The Hole So In Love I've Got You Under My Skin I Concentrate On You Don't Fence Me In
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