Ella Fitzgerald Live at Falkoner Theatre Copenhagen 6th February 1966

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Ella Fitzgerald, the renowned jazz vocalist, is celebrated in “Live at Falkoner Theatre Copenhagen,” recorded on February 6, 1966. This previously unreleased live album showcases her exceptional talent and improvisational skills supported by the Duke Ellington Orchestra. Fitzgerald’s influence on music endures, highlighting her significance as an iconic artist.

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Ella Fitzgerald Live at Falkoner Theatre Copenhagen 6th February 1966

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