Album · 1956
Ella and Louis
- Released
- 1956
- Label
- His Master’s Voice
- Catalogue no.
- CLP 1098
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Country
- GB
“Ella and Louis” is an album by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, released in 1956 on His Master’s Voice. The original release has 11 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “A Foggy Day”, “April In Paris”, “Can't We Be Friends” and “Cheek To Cheek”. The line-up features Buddy Rich (drums (drum set)), Ella Fitzgerald (vocals), Herb Ellis (guitar), Louis Armstrong (trumpet, vocals) and Oscar Peterson (piano).
Who played on Ella and Louis
- Buddy Rich drums (drum set) all tracks
- Ella Fitzgerald vocals all tracks
- Herb Ellis guitar all tracks
- Louis Armstrong trumpet, vocals all tracks
- Oscar Peterson piano all tracks
- Ray Brown double bass all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Can’t We Be Friends standard — Kay Swift
- A2 Isn’t This a Lovely Day standard — Irving Berlin
- A3 Moonlight in Vermont standard — Karl Suessdorf
- A4 They Can’t Take That Away From Me standard — George Gershwin
- A5 Under a Blanket of Blue standard — Jerry Livingston
- A6 Tenderly standard — Walter Gross
- B1 A Foggy Day standard — George Gershwin
- B2 Stars Fell on Alabama standard — Frank Perkins
- B3 Cheek to Cheek standard — Irving Berlin
- B4 The Nearness of You standard — Hoagy Carmichael
- B5 April in Paris standard — Vernon Duke
More albums by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Ella and Louis?
The line-up of Ella and Louis includes Buddy Rich (drums (drum set)), Ella Fitzgerald (vocals), Herb Ellis (guitar), Louis Armstrong (trumpet, vocals), Oscar Peterson (piano) and Ray Brown (double bass).
Which label released Ella and Louis?
Ella and Louis was released in 1956 on His Master’s Voice (CLP 1098).
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