Chick Webb And Ella Fitzgerald - Chick Webb 4, "Ella Swings The Band"-- (1936-1939) album flac

Ensemble – Ella Fitzgerald And Her Savoy Eight (tracks: A1 to A3). Guitar – Bobby Johnson (tracks: A5 to B3), John Trueheart (tracks: A1 to A4, B4 to B7). Piano – Tommy Fulford. Recording locations and dates: Tracks A1 to A3: recorded New York, November 18, 1936 Track A4: recorded New York, March 24, 1937 Tracks A5, A6: recorded New York, October 27, 1937 Track A7: recorded New York, June 9, 1938 Track B1: recorded New York, August 17, 1938 Tracks B2, B3: recorded New York, February.

Ella Fitzgerald's legal guardian, Chick Webb passed away June 16, 1939 at John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore with his wife Sally Hart Webb at his side. b. February 10, 1909 (Baltimore, MD, USA) d. June 16, 1939 (Baltimore, MD, USA). Chick Webb And Ella Fitzgerald - Chick Webb 4, "Ella Swings The Band"- (1936-1939) (Comp).

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Ella Swings the Band (1936-1939).

Chick Webb Drummer, bandleader Harlem: The Great Jazz Oasis King of the Savoy A Little Girl Named Ella A Musical Father Figure Selected discography Sources Source for information on Webb, Chick: Contemporary Musicians dictionary. 1939 Radio Recordings, Tax. With Ella Fitzgerald. Ella Fitzgerald With Chick Webb, Ace of Hearts. Ella Swings the Band, MCA. Sources. Korall, Burt, Drummin’ Men: The Heartbeat of Jazz, the Swing Years, Shirmer Books, 1990. Lewis, Levering David, When Harlem Was in Vogue, Oxford University Press, 1989. Nicholson, Stuart, Ella Fitzgerald, Victor Gollanez, 1993. Schuller, Gunther, The Swing Era: The Development of Jazz, 1930-1945, Oxford University Press, 1989.