Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996) was an American jazz singer often referred to as the “First Lady of Song.” She had a career that spanned over six decades, during which she recorded more than 200 albums and won 13 Grammy Awards. Fitzgerald was known for her pure and effortless singing style, remarkable vocal range, and her ability to improvise and scat sing. She collaborated with some of the greatest jazz musicians of her time, including Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and Count Basie. Fitzgerald’s contribution to jazz music has made her an enduring icon and an inspiration for generations of jazz musicians and singers
JazzMne is a Montenegrin jazz radio station that offers a series of informative and entertaining podcasts for jazz enthusiasts. The station’s podcasts cover a wide range of topics, including interviews with jazz musicians, discussions on jazz history and culture, and reviews of new jazz releases. JazzMne podcasts provide a unique insight into the world of jazz music and offer listeners an opportunity to deepen their appreciation and understanding of the genre.
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If anybody was Mr. Jazz it was Louis Armstrong. He was the epitome of jazz and always will be. He is what I call an American standard, an American original.
Jazz to me is a living music. It’s a music that since its beginning has expressed the feelings, the dreams and hopes of the people.
One thing I like about jazz is that it emphasized doing things differently from what other people were doing.
