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""Crazy on You" is the guitar-driven debut single from the female-fronted (Nancy and Ann Wilson) rock band Heart's debut album Dreamboat Annie, released in 1976."

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Go to Google and type in that name, it might help you a little bit.

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shook hands with the president

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Yale

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Ella Fitzgerald, was a famous Jazz singer.

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Always.

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It was Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater and she was going to be a dancer. Then she got up on stage and she changed her mind and knew she couldn't dance in front of all those people. She had won the opportunity to do that so the judges said 'well do something' so she decided to sing. Her music influence that she tried to sing like was Connie Boswell. She talks about this in an interview she did on an episode of "Oscar Peterson & Friends".

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== == Love and Kisses

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Alice

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o gosh y me?

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1. Already blinded by the effects of type 2 diabetes, Fitzgerald had both her legs amputated in 1993. In 1996 she died of the disease (diabetes is not a disease. I am 12 and have type 1 diabetes and no one can catch it from me) in Beverly Hills, California, at the age of 79. She is interred in the Inglewood Park Cemetery in Inglewood, California
2. She died because it was her time to die just like everyone else that lives in the world or in space anyway you all will die to someday when it's your time muhahah!!!!!!

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she has a half sister named Frances

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She got started after wowing a crowd at the Apollo theater on amateur's night.

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Ella Fitzgerald was popular during the Swing and Bebop eras. She was proficient in both. She could use her voice as an instrument like a saxophone or trumpet. She was very good at "scatting" also, which is singing using non-sense syllables.

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Ella Fitzgerald was a bass singer , and her voice was a bit like a mans voice very powerful and strong.

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clarinet, and trumpet

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Died 15th June 1996 age 79

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Ella had a half sibling Frances. :)

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swimming, she loved to enter competions

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she helped black and white get along

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for SINGING

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Ella Fitzgerald.

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I hate to bring bad news, but Ella never recorded "Fever" before - so far (who knows, someday somebody might find rare recordings of hers in a basement or something) For some mysterious reason, "Fever" vocals are commonly misattributed to Ella (as Louis Armstrong's are in "As Time Goes By"). Who sings it, indeed, is Peggy Lee.