Home / Music / Ella Fitzgerald's Duke Ellington Songbook took four months to recordMusic linernotes album music ella-fitzgeraldElla Fitzgerald's Duke Ellington Songbook took four months to recordRecording for the Duke Ellington Songbook took place from June 25 to October 17, 1957, in both New York City and Los Angeles. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesElla Fitzgerald's 'But Not for Me' won a Grammy from the Gershwin SongbookElla Fitzgerald's Cole Porter Songbook: 32 tracks from the landmark 1956 double albumVerve Records released the Cole Porter SongbookElla Fitzgerald's Rodgers and Hart Songbook helped launch her American Songbook seriesElla Fitzgerald's Cole Porter Songbook launched the Verve Songbook seriesExploreAnimal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion came out in January 2009Massive Attack's Mezzanine was delayed because Del Naja kept rebuilding the tracksMidnight Love was Marvin Gaye's final album released in his lifetimeMiles Davis's Steamin' was recorded in two sessions at Van Gelder's in 1956Miriam Makeba's Homeland came out in 2000 on PutumayoPrevious Herb Ellis played guitar in the Oscar Peterson TrioNext Ella Fitzgerald's Cole Porter Songbook: 32 tracks from the landmark 1956 double album