I grew up in the era where REAL singers sang REAL songs....and she was at the top of the list. I cannot tell you how many times i sat there in Birdland and fell all to pieces when “SASSY” began her set.....I am so fortunate at 85 years old to remember those wonderful moments of complete master of her talent!!
Birdland was located in the heart of NYC....if I remember on Broadway........it was the enter of Jazz music on the East Coast with the Blackhawk club being the counterpart on the West Coast in San Francisco. The Village Gate was the other famous club in the village, downtown NYC.
WOW!! Sarah Vaughn and Bob James!! I just turned 63 years old, and I feel like I'm just now learning what real music and talent is. I'm so envious of those of you that were old enough to appreciate this music back then.
Lawd Ham Mercy!!! Sarah Vaugh - a national treasure!!! It's so sad that so many black American artists had to go to Europe to do their best work. It's wonderful that we have these videos to remember their performances. We'd never see these here in the States otherwise.
It's not just a voice, it's an intimate and expressive interpretation of a great song. She could bring a song to place very personal. She's entrancing. No one sings like that any more.
She can do whatever she wants and she is very inventive. Let’s talk about range also. And how much control she has way up there at the end and so softly instead of loud. It’s like sculpting or painting. The detail is amazing! And every time it would be different.
I had the privilege of knowing her. She was a family friend and a gentle yet resolute person. You’d never know it because only the gentle ever came out. Rest In Peace my friend.
The best vocalist that ever lived, Nobody can phuck with this sister's talent. The way her voice magically flys over the lyrics of a song is undeniably unmatched.
I am comparing Marvin's version and Sarah's right now. Incomparable talent for these two. No other female , and Donny Hathaway comes close to Marvin's falsetto. Omg aren't we blessed with these incredible talents? I never tire of extraordinary vocals as these. Never. Bravo Sarah you made this song so enjoyable. Cheers darling
My great aunt has Ella Fitzgerald and Ms. Vaughan's 78's. She and her fiancé listened to them for hours before he flew off to fight the Nazi... one day he didn't come back, this music and attendant memories keep him close, and her sane. 🙏
Sadly, we now have to fight them in our own country. With the loss of the Greatest Generation, the Americans who gave their lives fighting against fascism and Nazis would be so disappointed with Americans now doubting elections and their government based on one man’s lies and temper tantrums, his bruised ego is turning people on the greatest democracy for no reason, hypnotized by lies and QAnon, have the people become so weak minded to succumb to demagoguery?
I caught Sarah on a Friday Night in the early 80's at an LA supper club with the Count Basie Orchestra 'Like almost 40 yrs ago & Tonight, Sept 18th 2020 I still recall the awe & goose-flesh of that evening as if it was Last night
I use to go to several jazz super clubs in LA's SFV & periodically famous vocalists would stop by & pick up the mic & sing a few songs & One night Sarah dropped in about 11pm & sang a few songs with the piano trio 'Another indelible jazz dive memory'
@@山田秀雄-f6f It's the best ever musical Jazz instument in a " gosier ", Sarah could be sometimes rude in reachtimes, but remember for a while how some "vedettes" NEED TO Of course, everybodys got the eyes still opened to the OFFICIAL .... Still mister JOHN always be, whatever... evil seems to win: have a good poker game, come on, oK rubbissh so stop, b...
With Samara Joy gaining in popularity, I finally feel like this amazing jazz singer of old is being revived along with Ella Fitzgerald and our other jazz greats of old. Go Samara Joy!!!
All of Ms Vaughan's eras were fire but OMG her mature voice of the 60's the tone, phrasing, timing, everything, was pure magic My mother told me that when I was a baby (in the early 60s) she and my father loved Ms Vaughan, but as my mom hated cigarette smoke (times were different back then), she never went to the clubs. So sometimes on the way home from work (we lived in Harlem then), she said my father would stop by the jazz club Minton's whenever Ms Vaughan was playing there, have a drink, and call my mom up from a payphone there and let her listen to Ms Vaughan sing. How many nickels he had on him determined how long she could hear Ms Vaughan! 😂😂 My father was the love of my mom's life (his death took him away from her too soon) so she loved telling stories like that about him.
My dad has just passed away and this is his favorite song I play it constantly to help it ease the pain it brings back so many memories from when I was a little girl. I am dreading the funeral as this is his final resting song but for him it's perfect. I will always remember the shadow of your smile pops RIP I love you deeply my heart is shattered. You are finally at peace no more suffering.
@@BisonAP Aww I just burst into tears 😭 he did have amazing taste and inspired me a great deal to listen to the great jazz classics. I was only listening to this 20 mins ago, also Stan Getz corcavado. Music is not what it use to be . Thank you for your kind words ❤️ Have a blessed day.
I remember hearing Sarah Vaughn the first time. It was, I think, 1960. I sat with Greg Taylor, such a talented fellow and cadets in the Liquid Lunch…in Lexington, Va. When she sang the last notes of Misty, I lost t. What a great deep, sensual voice, and OMG! How to even put words together to describe that voice. Thank you forever, Sarah. 5:28 ❤
did I say it before ? This is the finest female performer of the20th century (there were so many). What she did with the voice is slightly beyond impossible.
@Voracious Reader Why so angry ? I stick with what I said. bur knowing there are no absolutes I will also say I like your singers too. she is my best. since 1948.
In sync with the majority opinion on this amazing performer. She had a haunting voice, yes, as few even very good singers in any genre have, a unique sound quality that cuts or coos, slices or hovers across the musical fabric. But the really breathtaking quality is her unerring pitch across daring intervals, as she invents elegant variations. Simply put, Sarah Vaughn is a musician of genius.
@@nazsansoni Over a long long career, Sarah continued to excel in jazz, pop, and American Songbook. An amazing body of work, and always growing in mastery. I particularly like her album of Duke Ellington songs on Pablo with Joe Pass, Oscar Peterson, Louie Belson, and Joe Pass, titled "How Long Has This Been Going On.". I particularly like her playful, often ironic, take on lyrics. But always masterly as to the music, vocalism, and integrity toward the ensemble. Simply said: great. Thanks for your comment Nazreen.
@@clarionstreet I would add that her range is incredible, maybe four octaves. Listen to the opening note, taken from the bowed bass and picked up by Vaughn, a low contralto. Later she soars to incredible heights, sliding so smoothly into the upper alto, landing precisely on an unexpected note that works perfectly. Improvisation? I suspect a good deal. Not a simple song. A virtuoso performance.
The audience realized only the greatness of Sarah's craft and soul. This era was when America did not really recognize black talent so the our artists went overseas where they were welcomed with warmth and respect.
I fell in love with jazz 43 years ago because I first heard Sarah Vaughan singing "Something" even though I was only 13 years old but it left a deep impression for me.
The seemingly effortless control over her voice is noting short of remarkable. This is how you interpret a song. She has the power to overwhelm this song (a strategy used by most of today's chanteuses to terrible effect) but instead she choses to let her voice accentuate the power and emotion of the music and lyrics! A true singer indeed. And the Trio! They are magnificent. They all work together seamlessly to wonderful effect.
I was just a wee lad in the 1960's. Fortunately, my dad had worked in a record store and my mom shared his love of music, so I grew up in the 60's listening to all this real cool jazz music. Little di I know how much I this impacted me until I grew my own musical tastes, one of which is of course what is now know as dinner jazz.
You were lucky for that great exposure at an early age. I tell every parent, expose your children to great music at an early age, take them to concerts, the philharmonic, theater, it really does shape musical taste and intellect, instead of playing what’s current which all sounds the same, brain dead music.
Arguably the greatest female jazz singer of the century, and what a fantastic trio behind her. Who plays piano that well today? This was a more fruitful time for music on this planet.
@@jeffreyfelder7981 sir Bob James, still rocking, was playing with him on fest last summer, dude still play his ass off! Greatest musician, just great! Long live Bob James
@Fred W Billie Holiday couldn't sing? How can somebody comment so incredibly stupid. Lady Day is the greatest singer of all times! Sarah was great and stays always second. Different style, more opera.
@@monicabella7894 I agree for Billie, but Ella comes second and Sarah third. True, she is awesome in some tracks, but she sometimes does too much, unlike my dear Billie, who is always sincere !
@@sylvieclement7610 Sarah Vaughan comes straight after Billie Holiday. She is the second greatest female singer and THERE she will stay for all times. Here earliest recordings are outrageous! And those I prefer. Have a check! Third is Dinah Washington with her great ones. Although other recordings are not my style, too loud. Then okay, Ella. Yes, very smooth with great technic, but mostly no emotion. Simply boring. She doesn't really touch me. Although she had some great ones, no doubt. Her earlier recordings were better. She's perfect for relaxing.
No body can match this passion in this golden song like Sara . Beyond jazz , beyond fulfillment there is something which is shining and lingering, which leaves this taste of an aged wine and something bigger than life. That is Sara interpretation to the song
Today is December 27th, but it still feels like Christmas as, at the age of 62, I just listened to Miss Sarah Vaughn for the first time! I am 100% blown away by her voice!
Be sure to give a listen to Sarah sing these songs: And I Love Her, Key Largo, So Many Stars, Round Midnight, I Can’t Give You Anything But Love, What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life, The Summer Knows; Summer Me, Winter Me; Blue, Green, Gray and Gone; Star Eyes, Wave, The Lonely Hours, I Was Born in Love With You, Teach Me Tonight with Joe Williams, Maria, Whatever Lola Wants, and Slow Hot Wind. I have mad love for Sarah Vaughan. I saw her perform live twice. 😍
The shadow of your smile When you are gone Will color all my dreams And light the dawn Look into my eyes My love and see All the lovely things You are to me Our wistful little star Was far too high A teardrop kissed your lips And so did I Now when I remember spring All the joy that love can bring I will be remembering The shadow of your smile Now when I remember spring All the joy that love can bring I will be remembering The shadow of your smile
As usual, Sarah is singing like the #1 vocalist-musician that she is. Another stellar performance by one of my top female vocalists. I am never disappointed by her.
I am sitting here doing paperwork. I wanted something to help me finish it. And look what I got Bob James on Piano and Ms Sarah Vaughan singing. What a wonderful way to express one of my favorites? So so beautiful. That Bob James trio is just plain wonderful. If this is the same Bob James with Fourplay he can transform his style with each decade as the music changes.
Her voice was magical. Singer as a jazz singer was among the rest singers like Sara Washington, earth a kit, Ella Fitzgerald, one who wore flowers to the side. All great! They made our hearts happy.
Such a beautiful song my Mother sang this in Her own beautiful style as I was growing up (in 1960"s), lots of people compared Her to Ms.Vaughan, in which it was not a stretch,( Mother did sing professionally on the local circuit New England area) with the likes of Eddie Stack Trio & The Skyliners Band, this version is dedicated to Mother Dottie-peace/love.
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Not only she is ridiculously gifted in vocal range but her phrasing and volume control is absolutely impeccable! A true musical genius!
and that vibrato…
🎵👏👏👏🎵
I grew up in the era where REAL singers sang REAL songs....and she was at the top of the list. I cannot tell you how many times i sat there in Birdland and fell all to pieces when “SASSY” began her set.....I am so fortunate at 85 years old to remember those wonderful moments of complete master of her talent!!
Las Latty ....sorry..where is Birdland?
Birdland was located in the heart of NYC....if I remember on Broadway........it was the enter of Jazz music on the East Coast with the Blackhawk club being the counterpart on the West Coast in San Francisco. The Village Gate was the other famous club in the village, downtown NYC.
you're the luckiest one. I am 32 years old. and I always wish I would be in 60's
Me to about the same time shorty was door man and we bent elbows at the bar with one of the great trumpet players of the century.
I envy you(I am 82)
Asked what singers she listened to, Sarah once said she didn't listen to singers - she listened to horn and sax players. You can really hear that here
The Bob James Trio is really the Sarah Vaughan Quartet. She is truly the fourth instrument in that group.
Can I get a Amen!!!!!
He wrote the theme to the show Taxi.
This voice TRASCENDS genre!! She is one of the best singers EVER.
YES
This wonderful song, beautifully sung. Thank you Sarah. Still remembered with love, England, October, 2024.
WOW!! Sarah Vaughn and Bob James!! I just turned 63 years old, and I feel like I'm just now learning what real music and talent is. I'm so envious of those of you that were old enough to appreciate this music back then.
For sure, you're not alone.
This is real music the greatest female jazz singer of all time
My grandfather Larry Austin loves this and I'm his grandson 60 years young you know that I learn from the best
My grandfather Larry Austin passed away in 1977 and I'm his grandson I'm 60 years young he thought me jazz music
Her backing band are also brilliant. Imagine being on stage with her and supporting that supernatural vocal. Must've been really something.
Lawd Ham Mercy!!! Sarah Vaugh - a national treasure!!! It's so sad that so many black American artists had to go to Europe to do their best work. It's wonderful that we have these videos to remember their performances. We'd never see these here in the States otherwise.
This is a prime example of real music by real musicians.♥️🎶
I once asked my Dad who was a huge Jazz fan who was best Ella or Sarah he whispered Ella was wonderful but Sarah was Devine Chris White in Leeds
It's the other way around for me, to to each their own.
When we talk about of singing, lets talk seriously. This a voice
Def one of the greatest
It's not just a voice, it's an intimate and expressive interpretation of a great song. She could bring a song to place very personal. She's entrancing. No one sings like that any more.
She can do whatever she wants and she is very inventive. Let’s talk about range also. And how much control she has way up there at the end and so softly instead of loud. It’s like sculpting or painting. The detail is amazing! And every time it would be different.
Sarah Vaughn and Bob James on piano!!! Wow, I never knew!!
So is Ella’s.
Here in June 2024. I discovered this rare jewel today. 💎
Sarah's voice was loved all over the world. She was one of the best jazz singers of all time !!!!
One of the best singers period. I can’t think of anyone comparable to her.
I had the privilege of knowing her. She was a family friend and a gentle yet resolute person. You’d never know it because only the gentle ever came out.
Rest In Peace my friend.
I HATE YOU!
@@NYCBG LOL...
@@The1951skylark You too!
How, I envy you. Pity I missed her. I take solace from the music, her "self offering" Brava
You're so lucky
The definition of perfect. Sarah's voice and the Bob James Trio provide us a transcending experience.
The best vocalist that ever lived, Nobody can phuck with this sister's talent. The way her voice magically flys over the lyrics of a song is undeniably unmatched.
Joel Williams .....she had an amazing quality to her voice.
Well put, Btw, her take on Misty is as good as it gets
My father loved her (the best ever) he said..He was 👉
Such artistry. My queen!
I am comparing Marvin's version and Sarah's right now. Incomparable talent for these two. No other female , and Donny Hathaway comes close to Marvin's falsetto. Omg aren't we blessed with these incredible talents? I never tire of extraordinary vocals as these. Never. Bravo Sarah you made this song so enjoyable. Cheers darling
My great aunt has Ella Fitzgerald and Ms. Vaughan's 78's. She and her fiancé listened to them for hours before he flew off to fight the Nazi... one day he didn't come back, this music and attendant memories keep him close, and her sane. 🙏
Sadly, we now have to fight them in our own country. With the loss of the Greatest Generation, the Americans who gave their lives fighting against fascism and Nazis would be so disappointed with Americans now doubting elections and their government based on one man’s lies and temper tantrums, his bruised ego is turning people on the greatest democracy for no reason, hypnotized by lies and QAnon, have the people become so weak minded to succumb to demagoguery?
Her voice is absolutely perfect. I love this song too.
Sarah at her best. Magnifico
I caught Sarah on a Friday Night in the early 80's at an LA supper club with the Count Basie Orchestra 'Like almost 40 yrs ago & Tonight, Sept 18th 2020 I still recall the awe & goose-flesh of that evening as if it was Last night
I use to go to several jazz super clubs in LA's SFV & periodically famous vocalists would stop by & pick up the mic & sing a few songs & One night Sarah dropped in about 11pm & sang a few songs with the piano trio 'Another indelible jazz dive memory'
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@@山田秀雄-f6f It's the best ever musical Jazz instument in a " gosier ", Sarah could be sometimes rude in reachtimes, but remember for a while how some "vedettes" NEED TO
Of course, everybodys got the eyes still opened to the OFFICIAL .... Still mister JOHN always be, whatever... evil seems to win: have a good poker game, come on, oK rubbissh so stop, b...
The greatest American female singer of all time...
With Samara Joy gaining in popularity, I finally feel like this amazing jazz singer of old is being revived along with Ella Fitzgerald and our other jazz greats of old. Go Samara Joy!!!
The Shadow of your smile by Sarah Vaughan is one ofthe Most Beautiful Songs of All Time.
All of Ms Vaughan's eras were fire but OMG her mature voice of the 60's the tone, phrasing, timing, everything, was pure magic
My mother told me that when I was a baby (in the early 60s) she and my father loved Ms Vaughan, but as my mom hated cigarette smoke (times were different back then), she never went to the clubs. So sometimes on the way home from work (we lived in Harlem then), she said my father would stop by the jazz club Minton's whenever Ms Vaughan was playing there, have a drink, and call my mom up from a payphone there and let her listen to Ms Vaughan sing. How many nickels he had on him determined how long she could hear Ms Vaughan! 😂😂 My father was the love of my mom's life (his death took him away from her too soon) so she loved telling stories like that about him.
Such a sweet story about your mom & dad’s love.
Thank you for sharing that story. Your father sounds like a good man.
That’s so sweet
GOD---Sarah was so,so BLOODY BRILLIANT & the trio are superb.
Of course this song is pure perfection.
From a mad keen 76yo Aussie fan.
We really need to give it up to the trio too, they're amazing
Sarah Vaughan could embrace someone else's song like no other.
My dad has just passed away and this is his favorite song I play it constantly to help it ease the pain it brings back so many memories from when I was a little girl. I am dreading the funeral as this is his final resting song but for him it's perfect. I will always remember the shadow of your smile pops RIP I love you deeply my heart is shattered. You are finally at peace no more suffering.
My condolences on the passing of your Dad. He obviously had excellent taste in music.
@@BisonAP Aww I just burst into tears 😭 he did have amazing taste and inspired me a great deal to listen to the great jazz classics. I was only listening to this 20 mins ago, also Stan Getz corcavado. Music is not what it use to be . Thank you for your kind words ❤️ Have a blessed day.
❤
Sarah Vaughan is an American Treasure anyone here in March 2020
I remember hearing Sarah Vaughn the first time. It was, I think, 1960. I sat with Greg Taylor, such a talented fellow and cadets in the Liquid Lunch…in Lexington, Va. When she sang the last notes of Misty, I lost t. What a great deep, sensual voice, and OMG! How to even put words together to describe that voice. Thank you forever, Sarah.
5:28 ❤
did I say it before ? This is the finest female performer of the20th century (there were so many). What she did with the voice is slightly beyond impossible.
Richard Condon She and Ella Fitzgerald
@Voracious Reader Why so angry ? I stick with what I said. bur knowing there are no absolutes I will also say I like your singers too. she is my best. since 1948.
I still feel the way I did. My fave.
In sync with the majority opinion on this amazing performer. She had a haunting voice, yes, as few even very good singers in any genre have, a unique sound quality that cuts or coos, slices or hovers across the musical fabric. But the really breathtaking quality is her unerring pitch across daring intervals, as she invents elegant variations. Simply put, Sarah Vaughn is a musician of genius.
SO ON POINT. are you a musician?
she is too much! " across the musical fabric" as you say. "Invents elegant variations"
@@nazsansoni Over a long long career, Sarah continued to excel in jazz, pop, and American Songbook. An amazing body of work, and always growing in mastery. I particularly like her album of Duke Ellington songs on Pablo with Joe Pass, Oscar Peterson, Louie Belson, and Joe Pass, titled "How Long Has This Been Going On.". I particularly like her playful, often ironic, take on lyrics. But always masterly as to the music, vocalism, and integrity toward the ensemble. Simply said: great. Thanks for your comment Nazreen.
Oh so beautifully stated!
@@clarionstreet I would add that her range is incredible, maybe four octaves. Listen to the opening note, taken from the bowed bass and picked up by Vaughn, a low contralto. Later she soars to incredible heights, sliding so smoothly into the upper alto, landing precisely on an unexpected note that works perfectly. Improvisation? I suspect a good deal. Not a simple song. A virtuoso performance.
Sarah set the standard for Phyllis Hyman, Angela Bofill, Rachelle Farrell and many other great singers from my era.
Your comparisons are spot on. May I add Melba Moore, Macy Gray, Natalie Cole, and Patti Austin to that list.
ONE of the best singers in the World, unfortunately there is nothing like that anymore.
YES
The audience realized only the greatness of Sarah's craft and soul. This era was when America did not really recognize black talent so the our artists went overseas where they were welcomed with warmth and respect.
She could control every little detail in her splendorous voice!
I love when they transition into bossa nova halfway through. And the audience is totally rapt. No shifting, no fidgeting. They’re riveted.
I fell in love with jazz 43 years ago because I first heard Sarah Vaughan singing "Something" even though I was only 13 years old but it left a deep impression for me.
A beautiful voice! A beautiful woman, inside and out! So much love surrounding her!
Just out of this world.. When America did produce giants..
Never tire of listening to her. My favorite of all time. Her voice is another instrument in itself. Well done Sarah.
Sarah Vaughan is singing in heaven now.
One of the great American voices. Great to see such a young Bob James accompanying the beautiful Sarah.
She could manipulate every note, word and phrase to show its true full value. But she never was never overbearing, or trying to upstage others.
My old man said she had a vibrato that was the best in the business.
Yes, Sarah can. She's a GREAT singer!
The seemingly effortless control over her voice is noting short of remarkable. This is how you interpret a song. She has the power to overwhelm this song (a strategy used by most of today's chanteuses to terrible effect) but instead she choses to let her voice accentuate the power and emotion of the music and lyrics! A true singer indeed. And the Trio! They are magnificent. They all work together seamlessly to wonderful effect.
No one compares to Sarah. No one has this voice.
Sarah always fantastic. I love Bob James accompanyment, some of the best playing i have heard
I am in a trance at how beautiful her voice was. I love this. It plays over and over.
I was just a wee lad in the 1960's. Fortunately, my dad had worked in a record store and my mom shared his love of music, so I grew up in the 60's listening to all this real cool jazz music. Little di I know how much I this impacted me until I grew my own musical tastes, one of which is of course what is now know as dinner jazz.
You were lucky for that great exposure at an early age. I tell every parent, expose your children to great music at an early age, take them to concerts, the philharmonic, theater, it really does shape musical taste and intellect, instead of playing what’s current which all sounds the same, brain dead music.
Sarah tops even Ella. She's the #1 diva of American popular music. She never had a better accompanist than Frank Collett.
The greatest singer ist Billie Holiday. Sara ist close behind.
Opinions vary!
@@morrisparrish76 Indeed. Love them both so much, Holiday too, but Carmen McCrae hits me like none of the others.
That’s the beauty of music: we all like who & what we want to listen to! You can’t go wrong no matter who you pick or like!😉😉😉
A young Sarah Vaughan before liquor cigarettes & the life took their toll on her!
Sarah takes the listener to another realm in a really intoxicating way.I only wish I had seen and heard her live.
Arguably the greatest female jazz singer of the century, and what a fantastic trio behind her. Who plays piano that well today? This was a more fruitful time for music on this planet.
Bob James on the piano... still plays and has so many hits!
Bob James wrote "Angela" the theme from the TV show "Taxi"
Bob James, of course, God Bless my friend...
@@jeffreyfelder7981 sir Bob James, still rocking, was playing with him on fest last summer, dude still play his ass off! Greatest musician, just great! Long live Bob James
Awesome Trio backing her up Shout out to Drummer Omar Clay RIP
The magnificent Bob James trio! Still thrilling audiences with their amazing gift today!
I thank the universe for blessing planet earth with the energy of Sarah Vaughan.🙏🏿⚡🌍🌌🌠
Sarah Vaughn was the best. I love her voice and the way she wraps herself around a song and makes it her own. I regret never seeing her live.
This song was written for her. Her phrasing was one of a kind and what a crystal clear voice she had (has).
Sarah Vaughan always had a way with a song.
Bob James....so young & talented
You hear here one of the finest deliveries of one of the the finest songs from mid 20th century. There were many then so that's quite a statement.
The world has never been the same since the Divine Sarah left us... taking her once in a millennia voice with her.
Sarah, in a word, is awesome. I'm spellbound and enchanted by her handling of this song. Very moving!
Yes enough said....
Panama Black232 one of the best versions I’ve heard!
You can say that again and again....
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Yes
The greatest interpreter of the American songbook of the 20th century...no one compared to her.
BILLIE HOLIDAY 🌹 RULES !
SARAH VAUGHAN 🌹 is second
@Fred W Billie Holiday couldn't sing? How can somebody comment so incredibly stupid. Lady Day is the greatest singer of all times! Sarah was great and stays always second. Different style, more opera.
@@monicabella7894 Billie's favorite singer was "Frank" nuff said
@@monicabella7894 I agree for Billie, but Ella comes second and Sarah third. True, she is awesome in some tracks, but she sometimes does too much, unlike my dear Billie, who is always sincere !
@@sylvieclement7610 Sarah Vaughan comes straight after Billie Holiday. She is the second greatest female singer and THERE she will stay for all times. Here earliest recordings are outrageous! And those I prefer. Have a check!
Third is Dinah Washington with her great ones. Although other recordings are not my style, too loud.
Then okay, Ella. Yes, very smooth with great technic, but mostly no emotion. Simply boring. She doesn't really touch me. Although she had some great ones, no doubt. Her earlier recordings were better. She's perfect for relaxing.
Back when songs were performed by trained vocalists and musicians. And Ms. Sarah Vaughn was one of the very best.
I smiled through the entire video! I've loved this woman since I was a little boy! And I'm only 36... Music is my life!
I wanna like 400 more times!
In addition to her perfection - - DAT PIANO PLAYER...😍
Sara's vocal talent is unmeasurable.....
Sarah was truly musically DIVINE...
I’ll say one thing about Sarah; she never ceased to amaze me as a singer!
No body can match this passion in this golden song like Sara . Beyond jazz , beyond fulfillment there is something which is shining and lingering, which leaves this taste of an aged wine and something bigger than life. That is Sara interpretation to the song
This woman's performances never fails to amaze. Such vocal mastery.
This video should be in TH-cam Music. It is an exquisite and classic performance that is a national treasure.
Wonderful! It still outshines much of the garbage named music today. Live on Sarah!!
We miss you .
There never was or will have what this woman did in her lifetime! Bless you girl--
I am 22 and i truly love this music. I wish i had a voice so i could sing it to the whole world
Today is December 27th, but it still feels like Christmas as, at the age of 62, I just listened to Miss Sarah Vaughn for the first time! I am 100% blown away by her voice!
Well, I'm 83 and have been enjoying this phenomenal diva,The Divine One, for over 60 years; she, very simply, has NO peers!
Be sure to give a listen to Sarah sing these songs: And I Love Her, Key Largo, So Many Stars, Round Midnight, I Can’t Give You Anything But Love, What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life, The Summer Knows; Summer Me, Winter Me; Blue, Green, Gray and Gone; Star Eyes, Wave, The Lonely Hours, I Was Born in Love With You, Teach Me Tonight with Joe Williams, Maria, Whatever Lola Wants, and Slow Hot Wind.
I have mad love for Sarah Vaughan. I saw her perform live twice. 😍
@@harrietjohnson1930 you left out cherokee
God is flowing thru them vocal cords. That's what's happening.
Say it again sis!
It's the only explanation really xxx 🤯
Best comment here in my opinion. Thank you
@@ava_alami OKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY? !!!!
Hard to imagine anyone else complimenting her majestic voice!
BRAVO
When you listen to this song by Sarah it proves that she was the very greatest of our time!
I have heard and watched them all-nobody could touch her.
Sheer Heaven! She is a Godsent !
Sarah was gifted with the greatest musical instrument on Planet Earth....the human
Voice
Shivers-down-the-spine time. 🎵
My YT feed is my dealer..and it’s the gooood stuff. What a voice..what elegant tugging of my heart strings
MY FAVORITE. SIMPLY THE BEST. SENSATIONAL BEAUTIFUL HEAVENLY AWESOME AMAZING WONDERFUL!!FOR TONY.
The shadow of your smile
When you are gone
Will color all my dreams
And light the dawn
Look into my eyes
My love and see
All the lovely things
You are to me
Our wistful little star
Was far too high
A teardrop kissed your lips
And so did I
Now when I remember spring
All the joy that love can bring
I will be remembering
The shadow of your smile
Now when I remember spring
All the joy that love can bring
I will be remembering
The shadow of your smile
I think that when she hangs on that 9 at the end, it gives me chills!
As usual, Sarah is singing like the #1 vocalist-musician that she is. Another stellar performance by one of my top female vocalists. I am never disappointed by her.
Vocal genius. Why we do not have singers like this anymore? Few are entitled to be called a true singer and She was one of them.
A youmg Bob James And RIP Sarah Vaughan!!!
I am sitting here doing paperwork. I wanted something to help me finish it. And look what I got Bob James on Piano and Ms Sarah Vaughan singing. What a wonderful way to express one of my favorites? So so beautiful. That Bob James trio is just plain wonderful. If this is the same Bob James with Fourplay he can transform his style with each decade as the music changes.
'Look into my eyes my love and see'...now that was sensual phrasing at the highest level and in my humble opinion, just pure genius!
H...O...L..Y...S...H...I.. T....
I'm over here in tears. Her voice is... well for lack of more intelligent words Fucking astounding!!
Her voice was magical. Singer as a jazz singer was among the rest singers like Sara Washington, earth a kit, Ella Fitzgerald, one who wore flowers to the side. All great! They made our hearts happy.
Such a beautiful song my Mother sang this in Her own beautiful style as I was growing up (in 1960"s), lots of people compared Her to Ms.Vaughan, in which it was not a stretch,( Mother did sing professionally on the local circuit New England area) with the likes of Eddie Stack Trio & The Skyliners Band, this version is dedicated to Mother Dottie-peace/love.
Her majesty 👑 Sarah "Sassy" Vaughan.
Great all time Jazz singer ❤with great vocal control
YES
A voice that will never be duplicated....
The Divine One. Still divine. Still the one.
Not only this version and her voice are supreme, she looks lovely!
She was my mother's favorite. I grew up listening to her lovely unique voice
I find myself crying to this every night 😢 im only 25
Hmmm. Such a divine sound to her voice and her poise and grace. Sarah Vaughn is what you hear when you get to Heaven.