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Ella Fitzgerald & Billie Holiday - At Newport
Label:
Catalog#:
MG V-8234
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Mono
Country:
US
Released:
1958
Genre:
Jazz
Style:
Bop,
Smooth Jazz
Tracklist
| A1 | This Can't Be Love | X | ||
|
Composed By -
Richard Rodgers
Lyrics By - Lorenz Hart | ||||
| A2 | I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good | X | ||
|
Composed By -
Duke Ellington
Lyrics By - Paul Francis Webster | ||||
| A3 | Body And Soul | X | ||
| Songwriter - Edward Heyman , Frank Eyton , John Green* , Robert Sour | ||||
| A4 | April In Paris | X | ||
|
Composed By -
Vernon Duke
Lyrics By - E.Y. Harburg | ||||
| A5 | I've Got A Crush On You | X | ||
|
Composed By -
George Gershwin
Lyrics By - Ira Gershwin | ||||
| A6 | Airmail Special | X | ||
| Songwriter - Benny Goodman , Charlie Christian , Jimmy Mundy | ||||
| A7 | I Can't Give You Anything But Love | X | ||
|
Composed By -
Jimmy McHugh
Lyrics By - Dorothy Fields | ||||
| B1 | Nice Work If You Can Get It | X | ||
|
Composed By -
George Gershwin
Lyrics By - Ira Gershwin | ||||
| B2 | Willow Weep For Me | X | ||
| Songwriter - Ann Ronell | ||||
| B3 | My Man | X | ||
| Songwriter - Albert Willemetz , Channing Pollack* , Jacques Charles , Maurice Yvain | ||||
| B4 | Lover Come Back To Me | X | ||
|
Composed By -
Sigmund Romberg
Lyrics By - Oscar Hammerstein II | ||||
| B5 | Lady Sings The Blues | X | ||
| Songwriter - Billie Holiday , Herbie Nichols | ||||
| B6 | What A Little Moonlight Can Do | X | ||
| Songwriter - Harry Woods (2) | ||||
Credits
Bass -
Joe Benjamin
(tracks: B1 to B6)
,
Wendell Marshall
(tracks: A1 to A7)
Drums - Jo Jones
Mc - Willis Conover
Piano - Don Abney (tracks: A1 to A7) , Mal Waldron (tracks: B1 to B6)
Vocals - Billie Holiday (tracks: B1 to B6) , Ella Fitzgerald (tracks: A1 to A7)
Drums - Jo Jones
Mc - Willis Conover
Piano - Don Abney (tracks: A1 to A7) , Mal Waldron (tracks: B1 to B6)
Vocals - Billie Holiday (tracks: B1 to B6) , Ella Fitzgerald (tracks: A1 to A7)
Notes
Recorded at the Newport Jazz Festival, July 4th and 6th, 1957.