Ella Fitzgerald singles discography

See also: Ella Fitzgerald albums discography
Ella Fitzgerald singles discography
Ella Fitzgerald in 1947.
Singles166
Other charting songs6

The singles discography of American singer Ella Fitzgerald contains 166 singles and six other charting songs. Her first recordings were collaborations with orchestras, beginning with the charting song "All My Life" with Teddy Wilson. It was followed by her first US top ten entry called "My Melancholy Baby" (also with Wilson's orchestra). She also made the US charts three times under the title Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight. Fitzgerald then collaborated with Chick Webb and His Orchestra, topping the US charts in 1938 with "A-Tisket, A-Tasket". She reached the top ten three more times with Webb, including the top five single "F.D.R. Jones". With her own orchestra, Fitzgerald reached the top ten in 1939 with "I Want the Waiter (With the Water)" and in 1940 with "Five O'Clock Whistle".

During the 1940s decade, Fitzgerald made the US top ten ten more times. Most of these recordings were collaborations, notably topping the charts with The Ink Spots in 1944: "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" and "I'm Making Believe". She also reached the top ten alongside The Song Spinners and The Delta Rhythm Boys on songs like "It's Only a Paper Moon", "(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons" and "My Happiness". Alongside Louis Jordan, she reached the US top ten with "Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming)" and "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Additionally, singles like "It's Too Soon to Know" and "That's My Desire" placed in the top five on the US R&B chart.

During the 1950s decade, Fitzgerald made the US top 40 six times with titles like "Smooth Sailing", "Trying" and "Melancholy Me". Her most successful US single was 1953's "Crying in the Chapel", which rose to number 15 on the US chart. In Australia, Fitzgerald found greater commercial success with the top ten entries "A Guy Is a Guy", "Because of Rain" and "A Satisfied Mind". Her 1958 single "The Swingin' Shepherd Blues" made the UK pop chart, climbing to number 15. In the 1960s decade, Fitzgerald had her only US top 40 single with "Mack the Knife", which rose to number 27. It also reached the top ten on the US R&B chart. Her singles continued making the charts until 1968's "I Taught Him Everything He Knows".

Singles

1930s

List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak
chart
positions 		Album
US
[1]
"All My Life"
(with Teddy Wilson and His Orchesta) 		1936 13 non-album singles
"My Melancholy Baby"
(with Teddy Wilson and His Orchesta) 		6
"Crying My Heart Out for You"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[2] 		—
"Sing Me a Swing Song (And Let Me Dance)"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		18
"A Little Bit Later On"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[3] 		—
"Darktown Strutters' Ball"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[4] 		—
"I Got the Spring Fever Blues"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[5] 		1937 —
"Oh Yes? Take Another Guess"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[6] 		—
"Dedicated to You"
(with The Mills Brothers) 		19
"You Showed Me the Way"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[7] 		—
"If You Should Ever Leave"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight) 		12
"All Over Nothing at All"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight) 		20
"Rock It for Me"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		19
"I Want to Be Happy"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[8] 		1938 —
"The Dipsy Doodle"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[9] 		—
"It's My Turn Now"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[10] 		—
"It's Wonderful"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[11] 		—
"I Got a Guy"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		18
"If Dreams Come True"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[12] 		—
"It's Time to Be Real"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[13] 		—
"A-Tisket, A-Tasket"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		1
"I've Been (Saving Myself for You)"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[14] 		—
"Everybody Step"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[15] 		—
"I'm Just a Jitterbug"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[16] 		—
"(Oh! Oh!) What Do You Know About Love"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[17] 		—
"MacPherson Is Rehearsin' (To Swing)"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		14
"Woe Is Me"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[18] 		—
"F.D.R. Jones"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		8
"I Found My Yellow Basket"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		3
"Gotta Pebble in My Shoe"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[19] 		1939 —
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[20] 		—
"'Tain't What You Do (It's the Way That You Do It)"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		19
"Undecided"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		8
"Chew, Chew, Chew (Your Bubble Gum)"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra) 		14
"Don't Worry 'Bout Me"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight)[21] 		—
"Little White Lies"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[22] 		—
"That Was My Heart"
(with Chick Webb and His Orchestra)[23] 		—
"I Want the Waiter (With the Water)"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		9
"My Last Goodbye"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[24] 		—
"My Wubba Dolly (Rubber Dolly)"
(with as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		16
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

1940s

List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart
positions 		Album
US
[1] 		US
R&B
[25]
"What's the Matter with Me"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[26] 		1940 — — non-album singles
"Starlit Hour"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		17 —
"Sing Song Swing"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		23 —
"Imagination"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		15 —
"Baby, Won't You Please Come Home"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[27] 		— —
"Shake Down the Stars"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		18 —
"Take It from the Top"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[28] 		— —
"Gulf Coast Blues"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[29] 		— —
"Five O'Clock Whistle"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		9 —
"Louisville, K.Y."
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		23 —
"Cabin in the Sky"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[30] 		— —
"The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else)"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[31] 		1941 — —
"Hello Ma! I Done It Again"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		26 —
"The Muffin Man"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra) 		23 —
"Melinda the Mouse"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[32] 		— —
"Keep Cool, Fool"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[33] 		— —
"You Don't Know What Love Is"[34] — —
"My Man (Mon Homme)"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[35] 		1942 — —
"I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome for You"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Four Keys)[36] 		— —
"All I Need Is You"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Four Keys)[37] 		— —
"I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra)[38] 		— —
"(I Put) A Four Leaf Clover in Your Pocket"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and the Four Keys)[39] 		— —
"My Heart and I Decided"
(as Ella Fitzgerald and the Keys) 		1943 — 6
"Cow-Cow Boogie"
(with The Ink Spots) 		1944 10 1
"Once Too Often"[40] — —
"I'm Making Believe"
(with The Ink Spots) 		1 2
"And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine"
(with The Song Spinners) 		10 —
"I'm Beginning to See the Light"
(with The Ink Spots) 		1945 5 —
"It's Only a Paper Moon"
(with The Delta Rhythm Boys) 		9 4
"A Kiss Goodnight"
(with Randy Brooks and His Orchestra)[41] 		— —
"The Frim Fram Sauce"
(with Louis Armstrong) 		1946 — 4
"I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So"
(with Billy Kyle and His Orchestra)[42] 		— —
"Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming)" (with Louis Jordan) 7 1
"(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons"
(with The Delta Rhythm Boys) 		8 —
"Guilty"
(with Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra) 		1947 11 —
"That's My Desire"
(with Andy Love Quintet) 		— 3
"Oh, Lady Be Good!"
(with Bob Haggett and His Orchestra)[43] 		— —
"I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good)"[44] — —
"Stairway to the Stars"[45] — —
"I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling"
(with The Day Dreamers)[46] 		1948 — —
"My Happiness"
(with The Song Spinners) 		6 —
"It's Too Soon to Know" — 6
"To Make a Mistake Is Human"[47] — —
"Robbins Nest"[48] 1949 — —
"Baby, It's Cold Outside"
(with Louis Jordan) 		9 6
"Black Coffee"
(with orchestra under the conduction of Gordon Jenkins)[49] 		— —
"Foolish Tears"[50] — —
"In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)"
(with Sy Oliver and His Orchestra)[51] 		— —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

1950s

List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
[1]
[52] 		US
R&B
[25] 		AUS
[53] 		UK
[54]
"I Hadn't Anyone Till You"[55] 1950 — — — — non-album singles
"M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I"
(as Ella Fitzgerald with 4 Hits and a Miss)[56] 		— — — —
"I'll Never Be Free"
(with Louis Jordan and The Tympany Five) 		— 7 — —
"Can Anyone Explain (No, No, No)"
(with Louis Armstrong) 		— 30 — —
"Santa Claus Got Stuck (In My Chimney)"[57] — — — —
"I Still Feel the Same About You"
(with The Ink Spots)[58] 		1951 — — — —
"The Hot Canary"
(with Sy Oliver and His Orchestra)[59] 		— — — —
"Even as You and I"[60] — — — —
"Come On-a My House"[61] — — — —
"Smooth Sailing" 23 3 — —
"A Guy Is a Guy" 1952 — — 5 —
"Goody Goody"[62] — — — —
"Because of Rain" — — 7 —
"Undecided" — — 12 —
"Trying" 22 — 11 —
"Walkin' by the River" 29 — — —
"Who Walks in When I Walk Out"
(with Louis Armstrong)[63] 		1953 — — — —
"Careless"[64] — — — —
"Crying in the Chapel" 15 — — —
"If You Can't Sing It You'll Have to Swing It"[65] — — — —
"The Greatest There Is"[66] — — — —
A Sunday Kind of Love"[67] 1954 — — — —
"Melancholy Me" 25 — — —
"I Need" 30 — — —
"Who's Afraid? (Not I, Not I, Not I)"
(with Gordon Jenkins)[68] 		— — — —
"Lullaby of Birdland" — — 18 — Lullabies of Birdland
"If You Don't I Know Who Will"[69] — — — — non-album single
"Moanin' Low"[70] 1955 — — — — Sweet and Hot
"Lover, Come Back to Me"[71] — — — —
"Pete Kelly's Blues" — — 28 — non-album singles
"A Satisfied Mind — — 4 —
"But Not Like Mine"[72] — — — —
"(Love Is) The Tender Trap"[73] — — — —
"Early Autumn"[74] 1956 — — — —
"Too Young for the Blues"[75] — — — —
"A Beautiful Friendship" 74 — — —
"The Silent Treatment"[76] — — — —
"Can't We Be Friends?"
(with Louis Armstrong)[77] 		— — — — Ella and Louis
"Hear My Heart"[78] 1957 — — — — non-album single
"Manhattan"[79] — — — — Ella Fitzgerald Sings the
Rodgers & Hart Song Book
"It's All Right with Me"[80] — — — — non-album single
"Midnight Sun"[81] — — — — Like Someone in Love
"The Swingin' Shepherd Blues" 1958 — — — 15 non-album single
"Trav'lin' Light"[82] — — — —
"Dreams Are Made for Children"[83] — — — —
"Little Jazz"[84] 1959 — — — —
"I'm Thru with Love"[85] — — — — Hello Love
"But Not for Me" — — — 25 Ella Fitzgerald Sings the
George and Ira Gershwin Song Book
"The Secret of Christmas"[86] — — — — non-album single
"Like Young"[87] — — — — Get Happy!
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

1960s and 1970s

List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
[52] 		US
AC
[88] 		US
R&B
[25] 		AUS
[53] 		BEL
[89] 		GER
[90] 		UK
[54]
"Mack the Knife" 1960 27 — 6 63 — — 19 Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife
"How High the Moon Part 1" 76 — — — — — 46
"Reach for Tomorrow"[91] — — — — — — — Ella Fitzgerald Sings Songs from the Soundtrack
of "Let No Man Write My Epitaph"
"Jingle Bells"[92] — — — — — — — Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas
"(You'll Have To Swing It) Mr. Paganini" 1961 — 20 — — 11 — — Ella in Hollywood
"Clap Hands (Here Comes Charlie!)"[93] — — — — — — — Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie!
"Call Me Darling"[94] 1962 — — — — — — — non-album single
"I'll Always Be in Love with You"[95] — — — — — — — Rhythm Is My Business
"Desafinado (Slightly Out Of Tune)" — — — 83 16 — 38 non-album singles
"Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home 1963 75 — — — — — —
"See, See Rider"[96] 1964 — — — — — — — These Are the Blues
"Can't Buy Me Love" — — — — — 24 34 Hello, Dolly!
"Ringo Beat" — — — — — — — non-album singles
"She's Just a Quiet Girl (Mae)"[97] 1965 — — — — — — —
"A Hard Day's Night"[98] — — — — — — — Ella in Hamburg
"Imagine My Frustration (Part 1)"
(with Duke Ellington)[99] 		1966 — — — — — — — Ella at Duke's Place
"Duke's Place"[100] — — — — — — —
"These Boots Are Made for Walkin'"[101] — — — — — — — non-album single
"Whisper Not"[102] 1967 — — — — — — — Whisper Not
"Just a Closer Walk with Thee"[103] — — — — — — — Brighten the Corner
"I Taught Him Everything He Knows" 1968 — 22 — — — — — Misty Blue
"Brighten the Corner Where You Are"[104] — — — — — — — Brighten the Corner
"It's Only Love"[105] — — — — — — — Misty Blue
"Get Ready"[106] 1969 — — — — — — — Ella
Sunshine of Your Love"[107] — — — — — — — non-album single
"I'll Never Fall in Love Again"[108] — — — — — — — Ella
"Try a Little Bit"[109] 1970 — — — — — — — non-album singles
"My Own Best Friend"[110] 1975 — — — — — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Other charted songs

List of songs, with selected chart positions, showing other relevant details
Title Year Peak chart positions Album Notes
US
[1][52] 		US
Cou.
[111] 		US
R&B
[25] 		AUS
[53]
"Big Boy Blue"
(with The Mills Brothers) 		1937 20 — — — non-album singles [a]
"When My Sugar Walks Down the Street"
(with The Ink Spots) 		1944 27 2 — — [b]
"Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall"
(with The Ink Spots) 		1 — 1 — [c]
"Petootie Pie"
(with Louis Jordan) 		1946 — — 3 — [d]
Tea Leaves"
(with The Song Spinners) 		1948 24 — — — [e]
"Hello, Dolly!" 1964 — — — 94 Hello, Dolly! [f]
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Notes

  1. ^ B-side to "Dedicated to You".[112]
  2. ^ B-side to "Cow-Cow Boogie".[113]
  3. ^ B-side to "I'm Making Believe".[114]
  4. ^ B-side to "Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming)".[115]
  5. ^ B-side to "My Happiness".[116]
  6. ^ B-side to "Can't Buy Me Love".[117]

References

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  2. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1936). ""Crying My Heart Out for You"/"Down Home Rag" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 785.
  3. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1936). ""A Little Bit Later On"/"Under the Spell of the Blues" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 831.
  4. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1936). ""Darktown Strutters' Ball"/"My Last Affair" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1061.
  5. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1937). ""I Got the Spring Fever Blues"/"What a Shuffle" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1087.
  6. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1937). ""Oh Yes? Take Another Guess"/"When I Get Low I Get High" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1123.
  7. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1937). ""You Showed Me the Way"/"Clap Hands! Here Comes Charlie" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1220.
  8. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1938). """/"Hallelujah!" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 15039.
  9. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1938). ""The Dipsy Doodle"/"Midnight in a Madhouse" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1587.
  10. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1938). ""It's My Turn How"/"Bei Mir Bist Du Schön (Means That You're Grand)" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 1596.
  11. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1938). ""It's Wonderful"/"I Was Doing All Right" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 1669.
  12. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1938). ""If Dreams Come True"/"Squeeze Me" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1716.
  13. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1938). ""It's Time to Be Real"/"You Can't Be Mine (And Someone Else's Too)" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 1806.
  14. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1938). ""I've Been (Saving Myself for You)"/"We Can't Go on This Way" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 1846.
  15. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1938). """/"" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1894.
  16. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1938). ""I'm Just a Jitterbug"/"Azure" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1899.
  17. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1938). ""(Oh! Oh!) What Do You Know About Love"/"If You Only Knew" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 1967.
  18. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1938). ""Woe Is Me"/"Strictly from Dixie" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 2202.
  19. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1939). ""Got a Pebble in My Shoe"/"Who Ya Hunchin'" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 2231.
  20. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (March 1939). ""My Heart Belongs to Daddy"/"It's Foxy" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 2309.
  21. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1939). ""Don't Worry 'Bout Me"/"Once Is Enough for Me" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 2451.
  22. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1939). ""Little White Lies"/"One Side of Me" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 2556.
  23. ^ Webb, Chick; Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1939). ""That Was My Heart"/"Sugar Pie" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 2665.
  24. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1939). ""My Last Goodbye"/"Heart of Mine" (78 RPM single) [as Ella Fitzgerald and Her Savoy Eight]". Decca Records. 2721.
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  27. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1940). ""Baby, Won't You Please Come Home"/"Lindy Hopper's Delight" (78 RPM Single) []". Decca Records. 3168.
  28. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1940). ""Take It from the Top"/"Jubilee Swing" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3236.
  29. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1940). ""Gulf Coast Blues"/"Deedle-De-Dum" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3324.
  30. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1940). ""Cabin in the Sky"/"Taking a Chance on Love" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3490.
  31. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1941). ""The One I Love (Belongs to Somebody Else)"/"Three Little Words" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3608.
  32. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1941). ""Melinda the Mouse"/"I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good)" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3968.
  33. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1941). ""Keep Cool, Fool"/"No Nothing" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 3754.
  34. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1941). ""You Don't Know What Love Is"/"Somebody Nobody Loves" [solo recording] (78 RPM Single)". Decca Records. 4082.
  35. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1942). ""My Man (Mon Homme)"/"" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 4291.
  36. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1942). ""I'm Gettin' Mighty Lonesome for You"/"When I Come Back Crying (Will You Be Laughing At Me)" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Four Keys]". Decca Records. 4315.
  37. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1942). ""All I Need Is You"/"Mama Come Home" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Four Keys]". Decca Records. 18347.
  38. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1942). ""I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me"/"Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra]". Decca Records. 18421.
  39. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1942). """/"" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald and the Four Keys]". Decca Records. 18472.
  40. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1944). ""Once Too Often"/"Time Alone Will Tell" (78 RPM Single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 18605.
  41. ^ Brooks, Randy; Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1945). ""A Kiss Goodnight"/"Benny's Coming Home on Saturday" (78 RPM Single)". Decca Records. 18713.
  42. ^ Kyle, Billy; Fitzgerald, Ella (March 1946). ""I'm Just a Lucky So-and-So"/"I Didn't Mean a Word I Said" (78 RPM Single)". Decca Records. 18814.
  43. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1947). ""Oh, Lady Be Good!"/"Flying Home" (78 RPM Single) [with Bob Haggett and His Orchestra]". Decca Records. 23956.
  44. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1947). ""I Got It Bad (and That Ain't Good)"/"Cabin in the Sky" (78 RPM Single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 25125.
  45. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1947). ""Stairway to the Stars"/"Out of Nowhere" (78 RPM Single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 25292.
  46. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1948). ""I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling"/"My Baby Likes To Be-Bop (And I Like To Be-Bop Too)" (78 RPM Single) [Ella Fitzgerald with The Day Dreamers]". Decca Records. 24332.
  47. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1948). ""To Make a Mistake Is Human"/"In My Dreams" (78 RPM Single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 24529.
  48. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1949). ""Robbins Nest"/"No Sense" (78 RPM Single) []". Decca Records. 24538.
  49. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1949). ""Black Coffee"/"Lover's Gold" (78 RPM Single) [under the direction of the Gordon Jenkins Orchestra]". Decca Records. 24646.
  50. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1949). ""Foolish Tears"/"A Man Wrote a Song" (78 RPM Single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 24773.
  51. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1949). ""In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)"/"Talk Fast, My Heart, Talk Fast" (78 RPM Single) [with Sy Oliver and His Orchestra]". Decca Records. 24780.
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  55. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1950). ""I Hadn't Anyone Till You"/"Dream a Little Longer" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 24900.
  56. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1950). ""M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I"/"I Don't Want the World (With a Fence Around It)" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 27061.
  57. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (October 1950). ""Santa Claus Got Stuck (In My Chimney)"/"Molasses, Molasses (It's Icky Sticky Goo)" (78 RPM single) [solo recording]". Decca Records. 27255.
  58. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1951). ""I Still Feel the Same About You"/"Little Small Town Girl (With The Big Town Dreams)" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 27419.
  59. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1951). ""The Hot Canary"/"Two Men in a Flying Saucer" (78 RPM single) [with Sy Oliver and His Orchestra]". Decca Records. 27578.
  60. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1951). ""Even as You and I"/"Do You Really Love Me" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 27634.
  61. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1951). ""Come On-a My House"/"Mixed Emotions" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 27680.
  62. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1952). ""Goody Goody"/"Air Mail Special" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 28126.
  63. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1953). """/"" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-28552.
  64. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1953). ""Careless"/"Blue Lou" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-28671.
  65. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1953). ""(If You Can't Sing It) You'll Have To Swing It - Part 1"/"(If You Can't Sing It) You'll Have To Swing It - Concluded" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-28774.
  66. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1953). ""The Greatest There Is"/"I Wonder What Kind of Guy You'd Be" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-28930.
  67. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1954). ""A Sunday Kind of Love"/"That's My Desire" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-28993.
  68. ^ Jenkins, Gordon; Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1954). ""Who's Afraid? (Not I, Not I, Not I)"/"I Wished on the Moon" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29137.
  69. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1954). ""If You Don't I Know Who Will"/"An Empty Ballroom" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29259.
  70. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1955). ""Moanin' Low"/"Taking a Chance on Love" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29475.
  71. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1955). ""Lover, Come Back to Me"/"Old Devil Moon" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29580.
  72. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (October 1955). ""But Not Like Mine"/"The Impatient Years" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29665.
  73. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1955). ""(Love Is) The Tender Trap"/"My One and Only Love" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29746.
  74. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (1956). ""Early Autumn"/"" (45 RPM single)". Decca Records. 9-29810.
  75. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1956). ""Too Young for the Blues"/"It's Only a Man" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-2002x45.
  76. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1956). ""The Silent Treatment"/"The Sun Forgot to Shine This Morning" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-2021x45.
  77. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella; Armstrong, Louis (October 1956). ""Can't We Be Friends?"/"Stars Fell on Alabama" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-2023X45.
  78. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1957). ""Hear My Heart"/"Hotta Chocoloatta!" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10031X45.
  79. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1957). ""Manhattan"/"Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10050X45.
  80. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1957). ""It's All Right with Me"/"All of You" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10077X45.
  81. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1957). ""Midnight Sun"/"What Will I Tell My Heart" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10111X45.
  82. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1958). ""Trav'lin' Light"/"Your Red Wagon" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10143X45.
  83. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (December 1958). ""Dreams Are Made for Children"/"Oh, What a Night for Love" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10158X45.
  84. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (March 1959). ""Little Jazz"/"Teardrops from My Eyes" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10166X45.
  85. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1959). ""I'm Thru with Love"/"Stairway to the Stars (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10171X45.
  86. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1959). ""The Secret of Christmas"/"The Christmas Song" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10186X45.
  87. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1959). ""Like Young"/"Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10189X45.
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  91. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1960). ""Reach for Tomorrow"/"I Can't Give You Anything but Love" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10222X45.
  92. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (October 1960). ""Jingle Bells"/"Good Morning Blues" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. V-10224X45.
  93. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1961). ""Clap Hands (Here Comes Charlie!)"/"Cry Me a River" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK 10241.
  94. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (March 1962). ""Call Me Darling"/"What Is This Thing Called Love?" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10248.
  95. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (July 1962). ""I'll Always Be in Love with You"/"A Beautiful Friendship" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10259.
  96. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (April 1964). ""See, See Rider"/"Trouble in Mind" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10319.
  97. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1965). ""She's Just a Quiet Girl (Mae)"/"We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me)" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10359.
  98. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1965). ""A Hard Day's Night"/"And the Angels Sing" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10368.
  99. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella; Ellington, Duke (January 1966). ""Imagine My Frustration (Part 1)"/"Imagine My Frustration (Part II)" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10379.
  100. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1966). ""Duke's Place"/"The Shadow of Your Smile" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10408.
  101. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (October 1966). ""These Boots Are Made for Walkin'"/"The Moment of Truth" (45 RPM single)". Salle Records. 63736.
  102. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (January 1967). ""Whisper Not"/"Old MacDonald" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10469.
  103. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1967). ""Just a Closer Walk with Thee"/"I Shall Not Be Moved" (45 RPM single)". Capitol Records. 5946.
  104. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1968). ""Brighten the Corner Where You Are"/"It's Up to Me and You" (45 RPM single)". Capitol Records. 2212.
  105. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (August 1968). ""It's Only Love"/"Hawaiian War Chant" (45 RPM single)". Capitol Records. 2267.
  106. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1969). ""Get Ready"/"Open Your Window" (45 RPM single)". Reprise Records. 0850.
  107. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (September 1969). ""Sunshine of Your Love"/"Hey Jude" (45 RPM single)". Reprise Records. 45-715.
  108. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (November 1969). ""I'll Never Fall in Love Again"/"Savoy Truffle" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. 0875.
  109. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (June 1970). ""Try a Little Bit"/"Yellow Man" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. 0922.
  110. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (1975). ""My Own Best Friend"/"Roxie" (45 RPM single)". Pablo Records. BB-10273.
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  112. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1937). ""Dedicated to You"/"Big Boy Blue" [with The Mills Brothers] (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 1148.
  113. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (February 1944). ""Cow-Cow Boogie"/"When My Sugar Walks Down the Street" [with The Ink Spots] (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 18587.
  114. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (October 1944). ""I'm Making Believe"/"Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" [with The Ink Spots] (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 23356.
  115. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella; Jordan, Louis (June 1946). ""Stone Cold Dead in the Market (He Had It Coming)"/"Petootie Pie" (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 23546.
  116. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1948). ""My Happiness"/"Tea Leaves" [with The Song Spinners] (78 RPM single)". Decca Records. 24446.
  117. ^ Fitzgerald, Ella (May 1964). ""Can't Buy Me Love"/"Hello, Dolly!" (45 RPM single)". Verve Records. VK-10324.

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