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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2014
- Sarah Vaughan was not called 'The Divine One' for nothing. Her most obvious gift was always her powerful voice. Her vocal range stretched from true female baritone lows to mezzo soprano highs. As she aged, her voice deepened. The dynamic range, tonal quality and sheer beauty of her voice were near operatic. This recording of "I Remember Clifford" written by Benny Golson was from a famous concert in Prague in 1978. This is a great example of Sarah Vaughan fearlessly exploiting her vocal range and amazing tone to the fullest. The flugelhorn in the background is played by her husband at the time, Waymon Reed. To the best of my knowledge this concert is only available on DVD. Enjoy!
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goosebumps stuff man..must appreciate this.real music
You can only feel humble hearing such beauty and perfection. She will never be forgotten
A glowing tribute to a talented musician who left us way too soon.
SARAH.....THE DEVINE ONE......GETS TO THE CORE OF THIS CLASSIC.
I know he'll never be forgotten
Long as there's still sound
He was a king uncrowned
Not all kings are given crowns
I know I'll always remember
Always
The warmth
All his warmth
Of his sound
Was in his sound
Lingers so long I'm sure he's still around
Still around... Those who've heard
For all those who've heard
Truly, they repeat him yet
Even yet
So those who hear won't forget
And the ever-present sound
That abounds in his praise
Echos throughout the universe
For endless spans of time uncountable
By days
The pretty little piquant passages
Clifford played
They are with us now
And I'm positive that they will endure
Should time and sacred circumstance allow
Yes, they'll live forever
Oh, yes, I remember Clifford now
Seems I always feel that Clifford's spirit's
Hangin' roun' me somehow
We remember
Each and every single day
I hear his lovely trumpet tone
Such exquisite singing
In every horn that seems to have a sound
That's all its own
So somebody tell me how
How can we ever day for certain
Someone that played
Like Clifford Brown could play
Could really be said to have gone away
I only know that I hear him now
And I believe that I always will
You've got to believe
I remember Clifford still, yes I hear him still
I know he'll never be forgotten
He was a king uncrowned
I know I'll always remember '
Member Clifford Brown
I'll always remember Clifford Brown
A sublime song for a perfect voice!
Sarah is a Goddess.
Beautiful tribute to Clifford Brown and genuinely missed him too, the album she did with Clifford is one of my favourite jazz albums.
Jazzerson ...It was also Sarah's favorite LP.
Clifford Kinley…..
oh yes
the biggest voice of Jazz!
Great singing with deep emotional overtones. It brings me to tears to hear such a tragic and heart felt song.
Far from tragic!!!…more like TRIUMPHANT!!!💪🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾
@@byriabrown1461 Hits you deep down in your SOUL.
A favorite...loving her sound and piano....
I learned this many moons ago... Love playing this
Magnificent 👌🏾
MAGNÍFICA!!! UNA VOZ INMORTAL!!!
Magnificent!!!!
I must say...this music is timeless...
WOW
what the heck is with the picture at 7:47
that killed my whole vibe
It looks like some clown's caricature. You know how clowns are; they can't help making fools of their dumb selves.
it's a caricature
Ahahahahahahahahahahahah
@@sofianoiti That's what I thought too! A feature about a person grossly exaggerated!