Ella Fitzgerald "You'll Have To Swing It (Mr. Paganini)" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Ella Fitzgerald "You'll Have To Swing It (Mr. Paganini)" on The Ed Sullivan Show, April 28, 1968. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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I personally feel that Ella Fitzgerald is the greatest non-classical female singer of the 20th century.
And Billie Holiday the most important.
I personally feel that Ella Fitzgerald is the greatest singer.
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While Billie Holiday was an important voice of her time, I believe most important also goes to Ella as well. If it had not been for her stepping up and taking over as both lead & director of her band after her husband died, none of these female singers, BLACK & WHITE ALIKE, would be where they are today. And, because of that, they owe her every ounce of respect she is due & so justly deserves.
I know it's a free country and everyone is allowed their own opinion. But, I just wanted to give you something to think about, purely out of my love of the truly greatest voice of jazz, blues, big band & even classical. Her rendition of Gershwin's "Summertime" from her final concert in Germany still makes me cry.
Just speaking out of our shared love for an amazing artist.
There's absolutely nobody that can begin to compare to this amazing vocal queen! She is what everyone who's ever tried to scat wishes they were, but knows they'll never be. Although it had already existed, Ella is the reason scat became such an integral part of jazz.
I mentioned her final concert in Germany in another reply to you. But, one of her last songs of that concert was "Mr. Paganini". She surprised the audience with 18 minutes of scatting that included parts from nearly 100 different songs. And she received an almost 10 minute standing ovation.
I fell in love with her voice when I was only 4 or 5. Now, I'm pushing 60, and my love for her has only gotten stronger.
@@Nacho-Mamma Ella is the greatest singer of the 20th century, but Billie Holiday is the most important. Lady is the one who taught all of us what it was to sing like an American. I used to work in a department store with a woman who sang with Les Brown. When I mentioned Billie Holiday, she immediately cut me off and said "Everybody copped her phrasing." And it's true. She is the most influential singer of the 20th century.
The late great Nancy Wilson said Ella Fitzgerald is the gold standard to this day and this performance is 100% proof of that . Just simply effortless.
Ella was a living music machine. You could take away the band and she’s still be enthralling. Brava!
Absolutely superb. The a capella verse, the tempo changes, the phrasing, and of course, the voice and the scat singing. She was the best.
There is simply not such a fabulous singer in existence like Ella! No one can top her!
*Her voice makes angular progressive jazz feel like a warm cozy home...*
Ella and Whitney had a once in a lifetime purity in their voices my goodness
Ella was the master of music. Her voice was the whole orchestra. I absolutely adored her.♥
America and the World misses you.
I'm nostalgic for a year as gamey as 1968 was, because America still had the sanity of taste left to appreciate something this glorious.
And Glorious, She was! What a voice, Ella had.
Very well said.
Ella was simply the greatest 💜
I remember when Ella did commercials for Memorex in the seventies and her voice would shatter that glass lol,even today's singers like Lady Gaga have been influenced by her,she is a true legend.
Ella had perfect pitch, the master of scatting
Ella is magic and "Paganini" is a perfect showcase for her awesome talent.
Great camera Quality for 1968
Agree -- one reason I'm a fan of 1960s variety shows given the camera would linger, dolly, crane shots, etc. --- rather than the absolute frantic cutting between cameras that we have today.
There are loads of recordings of Ella singing this song, always with a combo. This performance, someone wrote out horn parts for the big band to join her for the last few bars. AWESOME addition, and you can hear her step up. Ella was amazing!
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My funeral song - hopefully not for a decade or two. Love Ella!
I love this song that much, too. There is something so glamorous about this song I could cry, because it highlights what we've lost. As for Ella, we never deserved someone that talented.
The Queen of the American Songbook with the finest palates ever. The greatest string player never recorded (save his compositions) deserves no less.
Ella Fitzgeraldová byla naprosto dokonalá a tahle píseň je toho dokladem.. Jiří z Prahy 8 Čimic 🍀 🥂 🍾 👍 💥 😘 💕
Superb! Magnificent! Magnificent! Magnificent!
That bit when she sings ‘and from a balcony way up high’ was so unbelievably clear that a tingle went right down my spine, best female singer ever
Fantastic!
Она потрясающая, божественная певица
Ella Fitzgeraldová byla královnou swingu.... Super zpěvačka 👍👍😘💥🎉... Jiří z Prahy 8 Čimic
Génétiquement habitée par le jazz et le swing
That was terrific
Glory!
Ella Fitzgerald had a perfect voice, everytime i listen im amazed by her beautiful voice, there's no one quite like her
the way she sings is just so effortless i just UGH!!!
The greatest female popular singer America ever produced. We had others, but Duke Ellington was right when he said that she was "beyond category."
Love it when Ella scats 🎶🎶💥
Incomparable!
Timeless...
I am in Love! Ella is the best!
WOW!
Flawless
Beautiful
Black s haben sehr gutes Gefühl für music best Feelings
💛
Classic from Ella's repertoire.
Ella rocks!!
Maravilha canta muito
1:15 ….heaven.
Holy smoke. So fine.
An American original!
Drop the mic status!!!!!
Ihre Hände so topfkratzer
Anyone know what mic that is she’s using
Joh bass
Ganze Team war bei ohnen
I guess, Ella was a component of "Body positively. " before, "Body positively. " When you didn't get awards for it. (Her legs however were eventually amputated, & she lost most of her vision. )
Ella hit notes beautifully, but she didn't sing "stories" as did Billie Holiday and Frank Sinatra, as two examples. I felt she was going for pitch and perfection, not performance. Personally, scat singing leaves me cold.
Fantastica.