Person to Person--Ella Fitzgerald, 1960 TV

[@cherish9493]

She's wonderful on so many levels 🌹

[@craigharmon9494]

This is the best glimpse into her personality that I've ever seen. It was sweet when she said "I'm a great collector of other artists". I will always remember seeing this,when I reach for her CDs now.

[@roberthenleynola]

What a wonderful look into the life of this wonderful woman, and one of the greatest singers and entertainers ever. She was so humble, which was remarkable in light of her incredible accomplishments. It's so strange to hear Murrow talk, almost in the "past" tense, about her career, when it was destined to go about 30 years more. She was just a treasure, and this is a great insight into her life. She was not only a fabulous artist, she was also a delightful person.

[@nancysanders2398]

I have always liked,admired Ms.Fitzgerald.She had No phoniness about her,a humble,honest,kind,individual.Thank you,for sharing this interview,wish it could have been longer!

[@JamelShelton]

I absolutely positively love Ella Fitzgerald ❤💯‼️

[@lucyjazznyc]

I love her! how can you not love this woman!!!

[@joecastillo4884]

Wow! A true legend of American music!

[@lindaeasley5606]

One of the legendary singing voices of the 20th century .Wow 👍

[@rolfhbasquin7622]

The first lady of jazz... one of my favorite....

[@January.]

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[@matthewhorton2338]

Absolutely wonderful. You are on a roll Alan with these Person to Person clips. I loved them all. Thank you for the Jaye P. Morgan clip as well. Do you happen to have any footage from Eydie Gorme or Arlene Francis? Both appeared on the show. Eydie appeared twice. Once by herself and then with her husband.

[@120519691]

Obrigada. Sou brasileira e moro no Brasil. Amo essa Cantora.

[@eduardoramirezjr4403]

Ella worked 48 weeks out 52 to support her extended family financially.

[@idipped2521]

What a nice lady, I feel like she would still invite a normal person over to her house for dinner despite all she accomplished

[@Twentythousandlps]

Interviewed by Charles Collingwood.