Ella Fitzgerald made her mark in the worlds of jazz and scat, andduring the Big Band era was collaborating with the likes of LouisJordan, Count Basie and Louis Armstrong. But it was in the1950's that she really made her mark, with a series of 'Songbook'albums spotlighting all the great songwriters of the day. It’s beensaid that Ella's unique interpretations delivered with a voice sorich it was like cream in your coffee. Small wonder then thatshe'd take a ground-breaking approach when it came torecording an album of Christmas songs. Ella's Christmas albumwas revolutionary in that it wasn't about Christmas in thetraditional sense and would go on to influence pretty much everyChristmas album since, for two reasons: It's really joyful, and itreally swings.

• 1. Jingle Bells
• 2. Santa Claus is Coming To Town
• 3. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
• 4. What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
• 5. Sleigh Ride
• 6. The Christmas Song
• 7. Good Morning Blues
• 8. Let It Snow!, Let It Snow!, Let It Snow!
• 9. Winter Wonderland
• 10. Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• 11. Frosty the Snowman
• 12. White Christmas