Ella Fitzgerald : Ella Fitzgerald's ChristmasRecorded and released in 1967 as her second album for Capitol Records, Ella Fitzgerald focused solely on traditional hymns which was quite the juxtaposition from her 'Swinging Christmas' album on Verve earlier in the decade. Working with arrangers Robert Black and Grace Price, along with conductor Ralph Carmichael and his orchestra, Fitzgerald dives into classics including 'O Holy Night', 'O Come All Ye Faithful', 'Joy to the World', and 'Hark! The

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You'll Never Be the Sun - Dolly Parton/Emmylou Harris/Linda Ronstadt

' The album's cover art was created by famed designer Lou Beach (designer of Weather Report's 1977 classic

Fearlessly advocating for the weirdos

On 10 incredibly strong tracks including the already released hit singles 'We Got the Moves' and 'Pump It'

sympathetic score by Michael Kamen

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Evidence Take 2 - Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk

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