Ella Johnson
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...
Mush Mouth
Buddy Johnson and Ella JohnsonSay Ella
3:06
Going to New York
Buddy Johnson and Ella JohnsonGo Ahead & Rock Rock Rock
3:02
Bring It Up, Van Dyke
Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson3:02
Tuke Number One
Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson2:21
Much Mouth
Buddy Johnson and Ella Johnson3:04
Buddy's Boogie
Buddy Johnson and Ella JohnsonWalkin'
2:43
