Shiny Stockings - Ella Fitzgerald

Shiny Stockings

Ella Fitzgerald

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Song Introduction

"Shiny Stockings" is a beloved jazz standard performed by the legendary Ella Fitzgerald. Originally composed by Frank Foster and first recorded by the Count Basie Orchestra in 1956, Ella's rendition showcases her impeccable vocal technique and charismatic interpretation. Her version of "Shiny Stockings" highlights her ability to blend improvisation with melodic precision, making it a standout track in her extensive repertoire. This song remains a favorite among jazz enthusiasts and continues to be celebrated for its timeless appeal and Ella Fitzgerald's enduring legacy in the world of jazz music.

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Lyric

Those silk shiny stockings

That I wear when I'm with you

I wear 'cause you told me

That you dig that crazy hue

Do we feel the romance

When we go to the dance

Oh, no, you take a glance

At those shiny stockings

Then came along some chick

With great big stockings, too

When you changed your mind about me

Why? I never knew

I guess I'll have to find

A new, a new kind

A guy who digs my shiny stockings, too

Shiny stockings

Shiny stockings

Then came along some chick

With great big stockings, too

When you changed your mind about me

Why? I never knew

I guess I'll have to find

A new, a new kind

A guy who digs my shiny stockings, too

A new guy who digs my shiny stockings, too

- It's already the end -