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George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin/Sarah Vaughan, A Foggy Day in London Town

Johnny Burke/Erroll Garner, Misty

Ella Fitzgerald/Jimmy McHugh, I Can't Give You Anything But Love

Johnny Mandel/Paul Francis Webster, The Shadow Of Your Smile

Irving Mills/Will Hudson, You're Not The Kind

Traditional, Gospel

Sarah Vaughan/Johnny Green, Body and Soul

Michael Edwards/Bud Green, Once in a While

Burton Lane/Sarah Vaughan, Everything I Have Is Yours

Hoagy Carmichael, The Nearness Of You

Sarah Vaughan/Walter Gross/Jack Lawrence, Tenderly

Sarah Vaughan/George Treadwell, Shulie-A-Bop

Johnny Mandel/Paul Francis Webster, The Shadow Of Your Smile

Rube Bloom/Johnny Mercer, Day in & Day out

Ella Fitzgerald/Jimmy McHugh, I Can't Give You Anything But Love

George Gershwin, Someone To Watch Over Me

George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin, I've Got a Crush on You

Irving Berlin/Sarah Vaughan, We've got our love to keep us warm

Johnny Burke/Erroll Garner, Misty

Stephen Sondheim, Send in the Clowns

Harold Arlen/E.Y. Harburg, Over The Rainbow

Sarah Vaughan : The Divine One

Masters of American Music

Jazz
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Sarah Vaughan

Billy Eckstine

Joe Williams

Roy Haynes

Marty Paich

Program notes

She was Sarah, Sassy, the Divine One—the incomparable Sarah Vaughan.

Sarah Vaughan—The Divine One recounts the stellar singer's career from her beginnings at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey, to her debut at the Apollo Theater and her preeminence in nightclubs, concert halls and jazz festivals around the world.

Packed with live performances spanning her entire career, Sarah Vaughan—The Divine One offers a portrait of a woman who was personally shy and professionally unparallelled. Friends, family and fellow musicians speak illuminatingly of Sarah; among them Billy Eckstine, Roy Haynes, Joe Williams, George Gaffney, Sarah's mother, Ada, and her daughter, Paris.

John O'Connor in the New York Times called Sarah Vaughan—The Divine One, "beguiling" and Vareity called it a "class act—entertaining and incisive." Leonard Feather said in the Los Angeles Times, "this riveting hour shows just how Vaughan evolved, visually and vocally; it will leave the viewer with a mixture of joy that this wonderous memento exists and sorrow at the loss of which it reminds us.

Writer : Dan Morgenstern

Program: © Multiprises, LLC

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