All That Jazz is a studio album by Ella Fitzgerald, released in 1989 by Pablo Records. The album features a collection of jazz standards and popular songs, recorded in the later stage of her career.
The album was produced by Norman Granz, founder of Pablo Records and Fitzgerald's manager for decades. The record includes orchestral arrangements and collaborations with renowned session musicians.
Although not one of her most critically acclaimed works, All That Jazz reflects Fitzgerald's versatility and her ability to interpret both ballads and rhythmic tunes with her characteristic vocal style.