Ella Fitzgerald e Louis Armstrong, assieme, 20 canzoni.

Lightbox edition.
Illuminated album cover comes to life and plays 'Shot in The Dark' (~20 sec. intro only) through a built in speaker in this collectible box that includes the CD softpack, 20 page booklet, and USB charge cord.
The CD comes in a gatefold digisleeve cover with a 20 page booklet.

The album title Power Up is abbreviated and stylized as PWR?UP on the release.
The amount of copies of the limited edition lightbox is unknown.

This box was sold worldwide. There are minor deviations in the presentation with front stickers and barcode stickers.

Text on the removable transparent sticker with white letters on the front, for example on the US version:
PWR?UP
THE NEW ALBUM
FEATURING SHOT IN THE DARK
19439744632 S1

Text on the removable transparent sticker with white letters on the front, for example on the EU version:
PWR?UP
THE NEW ALBUM
FEATURING SHOT IN THE DARK
19439744632

Text on the barcode sticker on shrink wrap on the back, for example on the EU version:
? & © 2020 Leidseplein Presse B.V.
[...]
Package manufactured by MEDIAFAST in China. Final assembly and discs made in the EU.
[...]

Text on the removable transparent sticker with white letters on the front, for example on the CAN version:
LIMITED EDITION DELUXE LIGHTBOX
LIGHTS UP & PLAYS
THE OPENING BARS
OF "SHOT IN THE DARK"
THROUGH A BUILT-IN SPEAKER
INCLUDES CD WITH
20 PAGE BOOKLET
AND USB CHARGING CABLE

Text on the bottom of the box:
? & © 2020 Leidseplein Presse B.V.
[...]
Package manufactured by MEDIAFAST in China. Discs made in Germany. Assembled in the USA.
[...]

Box ordered online may be protected in a wrapped cardboard box with several stickers on front (see images section).

Rimasterizzato con tre bonus tracks.

Tracks 13-16 are bonus tracks.

Tracks 1-12 Louis Armstrong, Jack Teagarden and the V-Disc All-Stars 1941. Tracks 13-18 Woody Herman and the Vanderbilt All-Stars 1945.

Recorded in performance at the Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI; July 4, 1957.

Mixed to and mastered from digital tape using the Mitsubishi X-80 tape recorder.

Enregistrements d'origine monophonique / Original Mono Recording

1, 2: New York City; April 28, 1936.
3: New York City; April 29, 1936.
4 to 7: New York; May 18, 1936.
8 to 10: Los Angeles; August 7, 1936.
11, 12: New York; July 2, 1937.
13 to 15: New York; July 7, 1937.
16, 17: Los Angeles; November 15, 1937.
18 to 20: Los Angeles; January 12, 1938.

"The source materials for this digital reissue have been newly transferred, primarily from original metal parts preserved in the MCA vaults. A few selections derive from 78 rpm shellac records graciously provided by Steven Lasker and by the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University, through its Director, Dan Morgenstern."

On top of front cover: The Original American Decca Recordings