Ella Fitzgerald (April 25, 1917 – June 15, 1996), also known as "Lady Ella"… Read Full Bio ↴Ella Fitzgerald (April 25, 1917 – June 15, 1996), also known as "Lady Ella", and the "First Lady of Song", was an American jazz vocalist.
Louis Armstrong (1901 - 1971) was a trumpet player, singer, and bandleader, and is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the history of jazz.
Louis Armstrong (1901 - 1971) was a trumpet player, singer, and bandleader, and is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists in the history of jazz.
My Man's Gone Now
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong Lyrics
My man's gone now
Ain't no use a listenin'
For his tired footsteps
Climbin' up the stairs
Old man sorrow's
Come to keep me company
Whisperin' beside me
When I say my prayers
When I say my prayers
He come around
He come up, he come around
Ain't that I mind workin'
Workin' means travelers
Journeyin' together
To the promised land
But old man sorrow
Mountin' all the way with me
Tell me that I'm old now
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
Ain't no use a listenin'
For his tired footsteps
Climbin' up the stairs
Old man sorrow's
Come to keep me company
Whisperin' beside me
When I say my prayers
When I say my prayers
He come around
Ain't that I mind workin'
Workin' means travelers
Journeyin' together
To the promised land
But old man sorrow
Mountin' all the way with me
Tell me that I'm old now
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: IRA GERSHWIN, GEORGE GERSHWIN, DU BOSE HEYWARD, DOROTHY HEYWARD
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@tootsierool8624
My man's gone now
Ain't no use a listenin'
For his tired footsteps
Climbin' up the stairs
Old man sorrow's
Come to keep me company
Whisperin' beside me
When I say my prayers
Sint that i mind working working i a travellers journeying together to the promised land I say my prayers
He come aroud
He come up, he come around
Ain't that I mind workin'
Workin' means travelers
Journeyin' togheter
But old man sorrow
Mountin' all the way with me
Tell' me that I'm old now
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
Since I lose my man
@iwpchi303
Spectacular jazz arrangement of the Gershwin classic, performed by an amazing jazz string & horn section arranged by jazz genius Russell Garcia and sung by the immortal Ella Fitzgerald. Congratulations on your web journey to this location on the Internet where the soul of music never dies! This version is the standard against which all others must be judged!
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@danielboyer3272
Ella Fitzgerald !! La voix d'un Ange !
@justice5992
SANG!!!
@arsenalius6855
Ella & Louis forever!!!
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@EricPeron
Sometimes, the best can born from a combination of many talents. Often, it can't pleasing to everyone...
@MrBassflute
Love Ella and Louis...listen to Audra McDonald's performance of the classical version.
@robertofernandesbastos218
Ella can not have the pathos of Mc Rae, but her voice and sense of the melody are so strong that made her version unpair
@juliolazzagonzalez
RIP #GeorgeGershwin
@larrycohen5830
Just listened to Carmen McRae's and am in total agreement with jazzyscookie (although Ella's voice is that of Hashem.)
@jazzyscookie
Attached Carmen's version to this video