Fitzgerald, Ella - Where Or When Lyrics

These romantic songs are a milestone in jazz history

The pride of American music. A voice that makes you feel like someone is pouring honey and scotch on your head while you are in the shower.

Ella's great of course but Dean Martin crushed this song.. the vibe he adds is untouchable.

THE American voice. THE voice of WOMEN. ....

Rodgers, Hart and Ella, it couldn't get better.

Thank you for putting this up. Loved this song since I was a kid in the 40s. Ella really has a voice like silk and cream. Shame she didn't realise just how good she was.

I remember every word
I remember standing with him
I remember laughing

i love ella fitzgerald's singing - it makes you feel so good :)

I’m here cause Ella is so beautiful, truly indescribable, makes me want to go to some far away European town where I’ll hope to find the one true love that doesn’t end in two years

What a truly great voice. Magic.

Ella pure class could listen all night. Thanks

especially jazz

oh super she could sing anything

I just saw Martin Scorcese's 1974 “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”. This song was featured throughout the movie. I’d heard it before, many years ago, and always found it evocative and haunting. Just for fun I’ve been going through various artists' versions of the song on YouTube, from Sinatra to Peggy Lee. To my mind Ella does it best. She was the consummate vocalist. She could do pop standards as well as she did scat riffs to jazz by Count Basie’s orchestra. And as an ex-musician I can tell you: pop is harder to pull off.

Lol, that movie just ended on TCM, and that's why I'm here.

Just saw the movie last night.
Yes a inserted movie stopper.
A great song wow-1937.
Sinatra, Ella, and everyone else.
All did great work on it.
"Shoot the dog!
Shoot the dog!!
The kid was a Twerp!
Hilarious-

Sit down close your eyes and listen perfect

I agree Kevin that is my advice too. All that hate stuff that we get nowadays, What more can we ask but Ella for therapy,

Try dion and the belmonts

It seems we stood and talked like this before
We looked at each other in the same way then
But I can't remember where or when

The clothes you're wearing are the clothes you wore
The smile you are smiling you were smiling then
But I can't remember where or when

Some things that happened for the first time
Seem to be happening again

And so it seems that we have met before
And laughed before, and loved before
But who knows where or when

Written by: Rodgers & Hart

Here because of Rodgers and Hart.

Ella...it seems so effortless

I'm here because I have loved Ella's voice since I first heard it in the late 40's & in 1952 I went from N. Carolina to Washington DC with five other Marines just to see her perform.

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I would have walked there just to hear then Limey

by Rodgers & Hard

Rogers and Hart!

This is the best one!  (others are by Peggy Lee/Benny Goodman, Lena Horne)   Ella's the greatest!!

My favorite was the Dion and the Belmonts version because of the fantastic harmonies. This is a great Jazz version.

I saw her with my girlfriend in 1982, at the Mark Hopkins in San Francisco. I've been to a lot of concerts over the years, but that one tops the list.

the ultimate message of re-incarnation...begging the question....will we do it all over again?
........can we ?
Other lifetimes await!

Observer Jules

I knew you were going to say that...did I dream it...hmm...

One of the best voices in American music. Her phrasing is better than Sinatra.

Not "one of," please.

Who knows where or when?

I love this great lady of song. You people should listen to her. She is in the same class as Peggy Lee. Richard Shaw is the author of Music Education In The Schools.(AUdible.com)

When Harry Met Sally of course <3

I'm here because American Dad lol

I'm here cause American Dad

I'm here because of reincarnation. The song is about reincarnation.

Not reincarnation, deja vu.

Was expecting "here because of American Dad" comments ;)

I'm here because of American Dad!

@TheStampete had no idea there were so many versions of this song until i googled it after watching american dad

voz como ninguna otra...

Ella's "Songbooks..."
Essential Listening, all of them.
This gem is from the 1956 "Rodgers & Hart Songbook," arranged and conducted by Buddy Bregman.

Ella meravigliosa

This is just wonderful

thanks for this upload, have you heard the Ray Heatherton version?

After Ella, who cares?

Ella Fitzgerald uma voz que de tão magnifíca nos transporta a alma para lugares majestosos. Belíssima!!!!!!!!!!

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Thank you sooo much for uploading this song! xoxo seriously been hoping and wishing and waiting for this track, plus forever there's only been that snippet from When Harry Met Sally, thanks again so much! besos, baci, bisous!