Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Autumn In New York (2008)

01. Summertime (5:00) 
02. Can't We Be Friends (3:50) 
03. A Foggy Day (4:35) 
04. Love Is Here To Stay (4:02) 
05. Don't Be That Way (5:01) 
06. I Won't Dance (4:49) 
07. I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (3:13) 
08. Autumn In New York (6:01) 
09. Stompin' At The Savoy (5:16) 
10. A Fine Romance (3:55) 
11. Let's Call The Whole Thing Off (4:16) 
12. Cheek To Cheek (5:56) 
13. Moonlight In Vermont (3:46) 
14. They Can't Take That Way From Me (4:42) 
15. Under A Blanket Of Blue (4:20) 
16. Tenderly (5:09)

Personnel: 
Ella Fitzgerald (vocals); 
Louis Armstrong (vocals, trumpet); 
Russell Garcia (conductor, arranger); 
Trummy Young (trombone); 
Edmond Hall (clarinet); 
Billy Kyle, Oscar Peterson (piano); 
Herb Ellis (guitar); 
Ray Brown, Dale Jones (bass); 
Louie Bellson, Buddy Rich, Barrett Deems (drums).

There have been many great Jazz/Soul/Pop collaborations over the decades, like Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, Otis Redding & Carla Thomas, Roberta Flack & Donnie Hathaway, not to mention other one-time duets or duet albums, but before all of them, the first such match made in music heaven was Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. She, one of the greatest vocalists of her or any generation, he, a genius musician with a distinct voice like no other and both, groundbreaking innovators and superior artists who paved the way for the worldwide music industry and continue to be two of its greatest giants. Autumn In New York is a new Super Audio CD release of their work together and as usual, it has so much chemistry, joy and smoothness that we will never hear the likes of it or them again. --- fulvuedrive-in.com

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