Label: Fondamenta
Format: CD
Barcode: 0889854691622
Catalog number: FON 1704027
Releasedate: 03-11-17
Format: CD
Barcode: 0889854691622
Catalog number: FON 1704027
Releasedate: 03-11-17
- Live recorded at the Concertgebouw 1961
- Phoenix Mastering with Devialet technology:
Devialet has always been committed to innovation. The Devialet technologies break every world record in amplification performance and exquisitely reproduce each aspect of sound to provide each listener with an exceptionally affecting experience.
As a music label with the same passion for excellence and perfection, Fondamenta was a natural partner. With unmatched skills and expertise, Fondamenta developed a revolutionary restoration process called Phoenix Mastering, allowing for the precise recovery of analog recordings, using the Devialet Expert system.
- Phoenix Mastering with Devialet technology:
Devialet has always been committed to innovation. The Devialet technologies break every world record in amplification performance and exquisitely reproduce each aspect of sound to provide each listener with an exceptionally affecting experience.
As a music label with the same passion for excellence and perfection, Fondamenta was a natural partner. With unmatched skills and expertise, Fondamenta developed a revolutionary restoration process called Phoenix Mastering, allowing for the precise recovery of analog recordings, using the Devialet Expert system.
10 February 1961, the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam. After a memorable performance in Berlin a year earlier, Fitzgerald was once again singing to a packed concert hall. Norman Granz, introduced the musicians. In her fresh, almost girlish voice and that hint of characteristic impertinence, she launched into “Too Close For Comfort”. By now the singer had the audience firmly in the palm of her hand. Fitzgerald settled in as if she were in her living room, welcoming each spectator like a privileged guest and each song she sang, a gracefully proffered glass of champagne. Ranging from the melancholy of “Heart And Soul” to her teasing in the midst of “Lorelei”, when she announced that she was about to strip, overall she was witty, dynamic and rousing. You could count on Ella, always resourceful, always entertaining. As Bing Crosby so aptly said, “Man, woman, or child, Ella is the greatest of them all.”
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1Introduction Norman Granz01:14
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2Won't You Please Let Me In09:07
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3Too Close for Comfort02:46
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4A Showboat to China02:22
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5How Long Has This Been Going On02:49
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6Heart and Soul04:05
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7You?re Driving Me Crazy04:05
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8Old Black Magic03:40
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9Lover Come Back to Me02:08
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10My Funny Valentine03:36
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11I?ve Got a Crush on You02:37
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12Lorelei03:19
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13Mister Paganini04:45
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14Mack The Knife04:04
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15Saint Louis Blues07:00