Ella Fitzgerald

Queen of Jazz
American jazz and song vocalist, Ella Fitzgerald, interpreted much of the Great American Songbook. She was loved by a wide and diverse audience in the United States making her the most popular female jazz singer for more than a century. With her flexible, wide-ranging, ageless voice, she mastered scat singing, turned it into a form of art and won 13 Grammy awards. Lady Ella was truly the “First Lady of Song” and “Queen of Jazz”, selling over 40 million albums.

Did You Know?
1942 | The year in which Ella Fitzgerald started her solo career |
1993 | The year Ella Fitzgerald ended her music career |
40 | Million+ copies of her albums sold |
17 | Age in which Ella Fitzgerald made her debut |
13 | Grammy Awards won |


