Ella Fitzgerald

Yes, Ella Fitzgerald met several U.S. presidents during her lifetime. Notably, she performed for President John F. Kennedy at the White House in 1962 and also met Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Ronald Reagan. Fitzgerald's contributions to music and her status as a cultural icon led her to be recognized and celebrated by various leaders throughout her career.

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There were no survivors and the ships in the area didn't see anything.

The Edmund Fitzgerald disappeared during a severe winter storm with hurricane force wind gusts. A few weeks later, the wreck was found in two pieces on the lake floor.

It was originally assumed that the ship snapped in half while on the lake surface, due to the storm activity. The Coast Guard investigation sited ineffective hatch coverings, which allowed water to flood the cargo hold. An investigation done by the Discovery Channel claimed the ship was sunk by a rogue wave.

The original theory was seeming debunked, because if the Edmund Fitzgerald had broken up on the surface, the two halves would be miles apart (they are yards away from each other). Many people didn't accept the conclusion made by the Coast Guard because they placed the blame on the crew and failed to consider all the evidence. The investigation done by the Discovery Channel found that some of the hatch covers were bowed inward, meaning they were in place and crushed.

So the official cause is faulty hatch coverings.

Ella Baila Sola is a duo of Spanish pop stars that quit the music industry in 2007. The music duo created three albums before their seperation in music.

Ella Leffland was born in 1931.

He has four children

Ella Sophonisba Hergesheimer died on 1943-06-24.

Ray Brown Jr., the son of legendary jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald and bassist Ray Brown, was born on October 13, 1962. As of October 2023, he is 61 years old.

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Scatting is a jazz vocalist's term for vocal improvisation and yes, Ella was a notable scatter though she often worked out her scats and then constantly repeated them when called upon to sing the same songs much as a jazz instrumentalist, if he's lazy, having a bad night,not felling particularly creative or simply cannot be bothered, plays what are known as "licks. Thus, many of her "scats" were not fresh improvisations at all.

To write to Larry Fitzgerald, you can address your letter to him at the Arizona Cardinals' official mailing address: 8701 S. Hardy Dr., Tempe, AZ 85284. Alternatively, you may reach out through his social media platforms, where he occasionally interacts with fans. Keep in mind that response rates may vary, and there’s no guarantee of a reply.

Jazz musician Ella Fitzgerald was born on April 25, 1917 in Newport News, Virginia, and died at the age of 79, on June 15, 1996, in Beverly Hills, California.

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Ella Fitzgerald's aunt was named Virginia Fitzgerald. She played a significant role in Ella's early life, particularly after the death of her mother, helping to raise her and support her musical ambitions. Virginia's influence was crucial during Ella's formative years in fostering her talent.

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Ella Fitzgerald, often referred to as the "First Lady of Song," sang extensively in various venues throughout her career, but she is most famously associated with the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York City. This iconic venue was a significant platform for her early success and helped establish her as a leading jazz vocalist. Additionally, she performed in numerous concerts and festivals worldwide, captivating audiences with her extraordinary talent.

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