Ella Fitzgerald- The Moment of Truth: Ella at the Coliseum (Vinyl) Black MechaVinyl LP pressing. Ella Fitzgerald virtually invented the live album. Her performances were so consistently great that almost any live show was special enough to release as a record. For Ella Fitzgerald, every night was The Moment of Truth. In the summer of 1967, Ella Fitzgerald was in the middle of a three year touring and recording collaboration with Duke Ellington and was incorporating hit pop songs of the late 60s into her concert repertoire two
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the man who created the visual history of Def Jam and RAL through iconic covers
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vocals) and Bill Spellman (drums
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