A Kiss Goodnight

Jazz · 2001 · 7 tracks

A Kiss Goodnight

Ella Fitzgerald

2001 · Tim Cz

This album is like a warm, velvet blanket for your soul, designed to gently usher you into a state of peaceful repose. Ella Fitzgerald's iconic voice, smooth as silk and rich with emotion, glides effortlessly over lush orchestral arrangements and classic jazz instrumentation.

It's the sound of sophisticated calm, of cherished memories, and of quiet romance. Own this album for its timeless elegance, its ability to transform any space into a serene sanctuary, and for the sheer comfort of hearing the First Lady of Song deliver a perfect musical embrace.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks

01

My Man

3:01

02

Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man

2:48

03

I Got It Bad (and That Ain’t Good)

2:57

08

He’s My Guy

3:18

10

(I Put) a Four Leaf Clover in Your Pocket

2:54

13

I’m Just a Lucky So and So

2:55

14

I Didn’t Mean a Word I Said

3:19

Moments Worth Listening For

The tender, almost whispered delivery of a classic ballad's opening verse, drawing the listener into a world of quiet reflection.

A perfectly executed, understated saxophone solo that weaves through Ella's vocal line, adding a layer of bittersweet warmth.

The subtle yet powerful shift in dynamics during a chorus, where Ella's voice swells with emotion, supported by a gentle rise in the string section.

A moment where the instrumentation briefly pulls back, leaving Ella's pure, resonant voice to carry the melody with breathtaking clarity.

Where This Album Departs

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