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: , skip to main skip to sidebar Swing , jazz and blues Dance to the music Music that makes you want to dance Friday , October 15, 2010 The Savoy King : Chick Webb the Music That Changed America It seems like there is going to be a movie made about Chick Webb , Ella Fitzgerald and the Savoy Ballroom called The Savoy King : Chick Webb and the Music That Changed America Check out the video . clips The documentary features interviews with Frankie Manning and Norma . Miller via Charlie What do you think of the movie Please comment Posted by Henrik at 2:54 PM Labels : Chick Webb documentary Ella Fitzgerald film frankie manning movie norma miller savoy ballroom video clip 0 comments : Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to : Post Comments Atom About Me Henrik My name is Henrik Eriksson and