But honestly so should the entire appearance & interview. This must have aired on one of those school nights when, despite my best efforts, I was unsuccessful in sneaking back out into the family room to watch the Tonight Show when it aired several hours past my official bedtime. A pity, because seeing & hearing this in real time & having it help shape one's musical taste & humanity at a young age (or any age for that matter) would easily have been worth a few hours of nodding off in class the next morning. What a gift they were, the both of them.
The divine one has been, since very early in my life, my absolute favorite female singer... of all times, not only for the extraordinary quality of both her voice and her musicality, but for the pleasure she sings with. She is the incarnation of joy !!!
You can tell that she feels alive when she is singing. You know she's just gonna gig all night. What a voice and what an ease she has with ASTOUNDING singing.
And to me I felt as the song progressed any stage anxiety melted away. I was fortunate to see her when I was very young and had just moved to NYC. She was at the Blue Note--I think one of her last performances but we didn't know that then. I don't remember much of her performance except I was a bit dazed when I left... My parents listened to her occasionally and when I as a teenager I thought she sounded old fashioned. Then when I moved to NYC a co-worker re-introduced me to her and other vocalists from the 40s, 50s, 60s and that was that...
I remember when this album was released. This was one of my favorites. But to me, Sarah Vaughn could do no wrong. I loved all her live performances. This is just one example of how great she was. I loved her then and I still love her now. The only constant in my life.
I got to see Sarah Vaughn live 4 times. The last time, less than a year before she died, in the Blue Note, the famous NYC jazz club with tables and chairs crammed in tightly. We sat at one of those tiny tables right up against the stage. The Devine One was just a few feet away. The acoustics were perfect. The quartet talented and supportive.. The material was as always pulled from her large catalogue of great jazz interpretations. Her voice was heaven. The experience survives as everytime I listen to Sarah - and that is often - that experience returns, and she's singing just for me.
Never saw this one before. Thought I had exhausted all the videos posted but I was wrong. She brings so much to the songs she sings even when some of them were not hits. Love her version of Tenderly.
I have never ever had a blood transfusion, when I listen to Sarah Vaughan . It’s like I have been transfused with the most life affirming medicine known to man.
If memory serves me right, this occurred in the Spring of 1972. I was old enough to know greatness when I heard it, but not as great as I know now. This video is TREASURE!
@kevinfitzmaurice4072 ...Sarah Lois Vaughan (March 27th, 1924-April 3rd, 1990): THE DIVINE ONE. Samuel George Davis, Jr. (December 8th, 1925-May 16th, 1990): MR. ENTERTAINMENT.
@@brucescott4261, I remember it so well as my Great Aunt thought I was crazy crying over this woman I never came in contact with, yet I felt I had. I am so happy I still have her Albums. Even an album with Sarah, Billie, Lena and Dinah Washington on one album together. ❤❤❤❤
it’s so sad, I feel like all these great jazz artists died of lung cancer or a heart attack. its bittersweet sweet how they still sound so good despite their lungs probably being dark black
Excellent. I love her voice a vocal stylings. I had the honor of doing the role of Sarah Vaughn in Divine and Sassy for Community Music Center of Houston.
@@TruthSerum101 Thanks. I love these two superstars. I remember when they both passed away 😔 ... weeks apart.😢May they both Rest In Peace and Rest In Power 🙏✝️💯👍
I talked to her after her show at the musician union in Hollywood in '82. She told me she was sick of people always hounding her. I remember I liked her right away
Carson sure was smart with a lot of the guest hosts he got so he could take some time off, he knew that he didn't have to feel threatened by someone like Sammy Davis because he had his own career and he also knew that the star value of someone like Sammy Davis filling in wouldn't at all jeopardize the quality of the show and you see this a lot with many of the guest hosts. Nobody but the other comics he used had any inkling of possibly taking over the show when Carson left😮
Sarah Lois Vaughan (Newark, Nueva Jersey, 27 de marzo de 1924-Los Ángeles, 3 de abril de 1990), conocida como Sarah Vaughan y apodada Sassy y La Divina, fue una cantante estadounidense de jazz. Junto con Billie Holiday y Ella Fitzgerald, es considerada por muchos una de las más importantes e influyentes voces femeninas del género.
Man, our parents had good tv and music in their day!
The duet that ends this interview should be in the Library of Congress.
But honestly so should the entire appearance & interview. This must have aired on one of those school nights when, despite my best efforts, I was unsuccessful in sneaking back out into the family room to watch the Tonight Show when it aired several hours past my official bedtime.
A pity, because seeing & hearing this in real time & having it help shape one's musical taste & humanity at a young age (or any age for that matter) would easily have been worth a few hours of nodding off in class the next morning.
What a gift they were, the both of them.
Yes$
Man, she was SO great! Beautiful too!!!!
The one and only Sarah Vaughan. Magnificent. The ultimate musician. Her range and phrasing are spectacular. She is sorely missed.
Amen❤ I miss her too
The divine one has been, since very early in my life, my absolute favorite female singer... of all times, not only for the extraordinary quality of both her voice and her musicality, but for the pleasure she sings with. She is the incarnation of joy !!!
Could you imagine being that lucky to have been in the audience that night? Just Ms. Vaughn's lead in.
Vaughan*
You can tell that she feels alive when she is singing. You know she's just gonna gig all night. What a voice and what an ease she has with ASTOUNDING singing.
And to me I felt as the song progressed any stage anxiety melted away. I was fortunate to see her when I was very young and had just moved to NYC. She was at the Blue Note--I think one of her last performances but we didn't know that then. I don't remember much of her performance except I was a bit dazed when I left... My parents listened to her occasionally and when I as a teenager I thought she sounded old fashioned. Then when I moved to NYC a co-worker re-introduced me to her and other vocalists from the 40s, 50s, 60s and that was that...
I love how she changes the dynamics of her voice ! Wowww
at 12:49 That improvised duet between Sarah and Sammy is PURE GOLD.
OMG! THAT'S a vocalist!
One of the best instant duets for all time.
Bravo! Sarah and Sam.
I remember when this album was released. This was one of my favorites. But to me, Sarah Vaughn could do no wrong. I loved all her live performances. This is just one example of how great she was. I loved her then and I still love her now. The only constant in my life.
She never did any wrong
Indeed. Perfect pitch.❤❤❤
You are so right. To me she had the smoothest voice, along with Nat King Cole. I love the way they both sing Tenderly. Beautiful
Let the truer words be expressed. ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have much of her library of music ❤❤❤
Sammy had his issues and even his demons. But he ALWAYS appreciated and encouraged people with TALENT. God rest Sammy's soul.
They passed in 1990
( 2 great entertainment giants ! )
It's been said many times because it's true -- Sarah Vaughn's voice is like a fabulous musical instrument. The quality of her voice is astounding.
Oh. My. Goodness! Sammy knew Sarah’s voice was the one of the greatest ever and Sammy was super talented himself. Thanks for posting.
Sarah truly one of a kind they don't call her the devine one for nothing
The joy in my heart is immeasurable, heavenly. That album was my introduction to Sarah Vaughn. Live in Japan, another masterpiece.
Just finding this spectacular gem in 2024
Love this! Sammy and Sarah!! ❤ legends forever
I got to see Sarah Vaughn live 4 times. The last time, less than a year before she died, in the Blue Note, the famous NYC jazz club with tables and chairs crammed in tightly. We sat at one of those tiny tables right up against the stage. The Devine One was just a few feet away. The acoustics were perfect. The quartet talented and supportive.. The material was as always pulled from her large catalogue of great jazz interpretations. Her voice was heaven.
The experience survives as everytime I listen to Sarah - and that is often - that experience returns, and she's singing just for me.
Wow!! That’s an experience to be jealous of!!!
Never saw this one before. Thought I had exhausted all the videos posted but I was wrong. She brings so much to the songs she sings even when some of them were not hits. Love her version of Tenderly.
I thought so, also
She did not do a lot of interviews. This must be a favor to Sam.
The great thing about TH-cam is that there is ALWAYS someone adding something new. Thank you @Sammy Davis Video Vault
Here is the glorious Sarah and Sammy. WOW. He's even a wonderful interviewer. There was literally NOTHING he could not excel at. ❤❤🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️
He, IMHO, was the greatest all-around and multi-faceted entertainer/performer in American history.
I have never ever had a blood transfusion, when I listen to Sarah Vaughan . It’s like I have been transfused with the most life affirming medicine known to man.
What a divine testimonial!!
Me too
The duet is so good 👍🏾 it makes my brain expand. Hmmmm Wow❤
If memory serves me right, this occurred in the Spring of 1972. I was old enough to know greatness when I heard it, but not as great as I know now. This video is TREASURE!
Iconic! Adore both of these national treasures! 🤩🤩
Air date: Monday, Oct. 2, 1978.
Ms. Vaughn and Mr. Davis both died of cancer within weeks of each other in the spring of 1990.
@kevinfitzmaurice4072 ...Sarah Lois Vaughan (March 27th, 1924-April 3rd, 1990): THE DIVINE ONE. Samuel George Davis, Jr. (December 8th, 1925-May 16th, 1990): MR. ENTERTAINMENT.
Truly amazing! Now the both singing duets in Heaven!! My Beloved Father is listening so tenderly … also in Heaven 💕 continue All to Rest In Peace❤️
@@brucescott4261, I remember it so well as my Great Aunt thought I was crazy crying over this woman I never came in contact with, yet I felt I had. I am so happy I still have her Albums. Even an album with Sarah, Billie, Lena and Dinah Washington on one album together. ❤❤❤❤
Can you imagine George Michael 🎤 and Sarah Vaughn 🤔
it’s so sad, I feel like all these great jazz artists died of lung cancer or a heart attack. its bittersweet sweet how they still sound so good despite their lungs probably being dark black
This is a historical gem 💎
Vaughn and Davis Jr...... my two favs!!!!
Nobody better
She and Ella were the greatest ever! They were as close to perfection as mortals can get.
Amen ❤
Her phrasing is so unique to her its absolutely brilliant one of a kind a musician's dream.
I played this record over and over and over, back in the day!
Oh, my God. This is just, just…..❤❤❤❤❤
Sammy loved singing spontaneously- that's where the good stuff happens.
The amount of times I have viewed this might be considered a crime. ❤❤❤
Pure Heaven!!!
RIP Sara. We miss you. And you, too Sammy Davis Jr.
Sammy was an awesome coversationalist
The duet was exquisite! I am melting.
Like 🧈 butter
Literally...divine...loved forever❤❤
Sarah Vaugh, the sweet heart of beautiful singing. I am always singing her greatest classic called: Broken Heart In Melody
The way this woman belts out a song so effortlessly is so amazing. She has the smoothest, sweetest voice.
What a blessed talent...I will always honor Sarah's memory 😂
Sarah Vaughn is clearly a lovely person and arguably (and many consider it self-evidently) the greatest vocalist of the 20th century.
Sammy had a natural conversational style. He knew himself and he could blend in any situation.
The very best of human talent and character.
Sammy and Sarah beyond perfection!
Bravo TH-cam! Bravo!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! Oh My God ❤❤❤❤
I was absolutely thrilled to see her perform live.... she was absolutely fabulous ❤❤❤. What an exquisite voice ✨
I think that it should be mentioned that sitting to Sarah's right is the great actor James Mason. I had no idea that he was so tall!
I'm sorry, I meant to include that. I didn't catch how the chair got wet in the first place.
Mr. Davis did a great job filling in for the King. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of Late Night Television History.
OMG! This was good and magical. Wow!
Excellent. I love her voice a vocal stylings.
I had the honor of doing the role of Sarah Vaughn in Divine and Sassy for Community Music Center of Houston.
I love her! She was awesome! Obvious why he wouldn’t sing with her !
The DIVINE one. Still no one can sing like her
Absolutely Divine!❤
What a great way to start the weekend.
That album is unreal...beyond words
pure gold
That duet is one for the ages! Goosebumps!
she sounds like an angel
Magic happened here. I saw this the night it aired. Thanks so much for posting.
What year was this?❤
@@soso8824 I''m pretty sure it was 1978.
@@TruthSerum101 Thanks. I love these two superstars. I remember when they both passed away 😔 ... weeks apart.😢May they both Rest In Peace and Rest In Power 🙏✝️💯👍
I talked to her after her show at the musician union in Hollywood in '82. She told me she was sick of people always hounding her. I remember I liked her right away
Omg! That was utterly delicious! Pure class & elegance ❤❤
what a gorgeous voice.
SARAH, AN AMAZING VOICE, SUCH A FANTASTIC SINGER..LOVE , REST IN PEACE 🙏
Magnificent!!
How did she do that so effortlessly?
THAT WAS FREAKING BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What talent,never to be heard or seen again,how the music scene has changed for the worse
Have you experienced The Joy of Samara Joy? The closet thing we've got to the Divine One!!
Yes indeed!
Just WOW!
JUST LISTEN TO THEIR VOICES, A GIFT FROM GOD 🎉
Wow it just doesn’t get any better than that!
Ok! Master class is over! What a talent, both of them!
Pure divine talent. This is what it looks and sounds like, folks!
this is my favorite album.
Due artisti straordinari, entrambi di una piacevolezza unica❤
A TREAT!!!! ❤❤❤
Wow, just wow!
Just Wow ❣️
13:22 the juice
Wow! Just wow!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Grande mulher! Grande Diva! Maravilhosa! Inesquecível! Amarei pra sempre!❤❤❤
Wow! Wow! Wow!❤❤❤❤
Brilliant trumpet solo, too 🤌.
Great clip but please correct the spelling of her name. It's Sarah Vaughan. XOXO
💜
Sarah. Nothing more need be said.
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!
💜💜💜💜💜
that was gorgeous, my oh my.
I wouldn’t want to sing with her either cuz oh my God her voice would make any singer sound simple
Carson sure was smart with a lot of the guest hosts he got so he could take some time off, he knew that he didn't have to feel threatened by someone like Sammy Davis because he had his own career and he also knew that the star value of someone like Sammy Davis filling in wouldn't at all jeopardize the quality of the show and you see this a lot with many of the guest hosts. Nobody but the other comics he used had any inkling of possibly taking over the show when Carson left😮
Trumpet solo?
What year?
Brilliant
Very beautiful video. ❤❤❤
Her last name is spelled Vaughan not Vaughn.
@luminferous1960 ...Correct!!!
Superb
They died the same year, amonth apart.
Sarah Lois Vaughan (Newark, Nueva Jersey, 27 de marzo de 1924-Los Ángeles, 3 de abril de 1990), conocida como Sarah Vaughan y apodada Sassy y La Divina, fue una cantante estadounidense de jazz. Junto con Billie Holiday y Ella Fitzgerald, es considerada por muchos una de las más importantes e influyentes voces femeninas del género.