Personnel
Recorded 1959:
- January 5th-8th
- March 18th and 26th
- July 15th-17th,
At Capitol Studios, Hollywood:
Combined personnel listing for all tracks.
- Ella Fitzgerald – Vocals
- Nelson Riddle – Arranger, Conductor
- Don Fagerquist – Trumpet
- Pete Candoli
- Joe Triscari
- Conrad Gozzo
- Cappy Lewis
- Vito Mangano
- Mannie Klein
- Dale McMickle
- Shorty Sherock
- Milt Bernhart – Trombone
- James Priddy
- Juan Tizol
- Richard Noel
- Tommy Pederson
- Karl DeKarske – Bass Trombone
- George Roberts
- Vincent DeRosa – French horn
- James Decker
- Ted Nash – Alto saxophone
- Benny Carter
- Ronnie Lang
- Chuck Gentry – Bass saxophone
- Plas Johnson – Tenor Saxophone
- Ed Gilbert – Tuba
- Red Callender
- Buddy Collette – Woodwind
- Buck Skalak
- Gene Cipriano
- Jewell Grant
- Jules Jacob
- Wilbur Schwartz
- Justin Gordon
- William Green
- Harry Klee
- Joe Koch
- Champ Webb
- Israel Baker – Violin
- Henry Hill
- Harold Dicterow
- Erno Neufield
- Victor Arno
- Victor Bay
- Alex Beller
- Joseph Livoti
- Jacques Gasselin
- Walter Edelstein
- James Getzoff
- Eudice Shapiro
- Ben Gill
- Murrary Kellner
- Nat Ross
- Felix Slatkin
- Marshall Sosson
- Misha Russell
- Paul Shure
- Dan Lube
- Gerald Vinci
- Alvin Dinken – Viola
- Lou Kievman
- David Sterkin
- Stanley Harris
- Paul Robyn
- Barbara Simons
- Elizabeth Greenschpoon – Cello
- James Arkatov
- Armand Kaproff
- George Neikrug
- Dave Filerman
- Kurt Reher
- Katharine Julyie – Harp
- Paul Smith – Piano
- Lou Levy – Piano
- Herb Ellis – Guitar
- Barney Kessel
- Joe Comfort – Double bass
- Ralph Pena
- Alvin Stoller – drums
- Mel Lewis
- Bill Richmond
- Frank Flynn – percussion
- Larry Bunker
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