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Sure, it is available as an old record, he also recorded- Witchcraft. My head is spinning... etc, a very lively song, not like some modern occult numbers.
She recorded a whopping 98 albums.
Yes. In 1954 she was busted while stealing a pie!
"On the Record with Fuse" Interview she said, "Well the song was about fantasizing about women while I was in bed with my ex-boyfriend, so I didn't really want him to know because it bothered him and that was the inspiration for the song." It makes you take another look at the lyrics!
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Sure, it is available as an old record, he also recorded- Witchcraft. My head is spinning... etc, a very lively song, not like some modern occult numbers.
"At Last" was recorded by Etta James, not Ella Fitzgerald.
Nobody knows because nobody bothered to record it. Nobody thought it was important, and it probably isn't.
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Yes. In 1954 she was busted while stealing a pie!
She recorded a whopping 98 albums.
The earliest CD release for Ella Fitzgerald I can find is "First Lady of Song" (Verve 1993) and lalithgeorge Ella Fitzgerald died in 1996. As Ella Fitzgerald had died in the late fifties , in the good old gramaphone and L.P record days she may not have released her own C.D.
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They killed there own chicken and no one bothered to record how much a live chicken was :p
There might have been a second cousin named Nora F. on Rose Fitzgerald's side of the family, but there is no official record of a Nora Fitzgerald. Rose Kennedy's mother, Mary, was Rose's father's second cousin.
We don't know what they believed because they couldn't write, and because few clerks bothered to record a serf's words. Probably some of them did and some of them didn't.
Because typically only the upper classes bothered to record their activities. Quite frequently other classes were illiterate and left no records at all.