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Ella Johnson

Jazz
Ella Johnson (born 22 June 1919 in Darlington, South Carolina) was an American jazz singer who began performing as a teenager with her brother, pianist Buddy Johnson, in New York City. Her breakthrough came in 1940 when she recorded "Please, Mr. Johnson" with the Buddy Johnson Orchestra, followed by hits such as "Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?", "When My Man Comes Home", and "Hittin’ On Me". Throughout the 1940s she recorded with the Buddy Johnson Orchestra for Decca, including the single "Ain’tcha Got Me Where You Want Me", while her 1945 rendition of "Since I Fell F...
Songs
Mush Mouth
Mush Mouth 

Previously Unreleased Track; Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Say Ella

3:06

Far Cry
Far Cry 

Previously Unreleased Track; Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Big Band Recordings From 1944 - 1952

3:05

A-12
A-12 

Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Rock 'N Roll With Buddy Johnson And His Orchestra

2:46

Lil' Dog
Lil' Dog 

Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Wails

2:53

Going to New York
Going to New York 

Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Go Ahead & Rock Rock Rock

3:02

Small Taste
Small Taste 

Instrumental

Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson

Go Ahead & Rock Rock Rock

2:28