@redcreem - Have you heard Ella do "What's Goin' On" at the Newport Jazz Festival in '73? Classic! Seems like Marvin's R&B phrasing translates amazingly well to pure jazz artists given the brilliant covers of his songs (in a way you rarely get from Smokey or Stevie)
@thekendemetrishow Actually Jazz musicians are particularly drawn to Stevie's choice of chords (which are very Jazz based) and chord progressions. Stevie and Marvin are among the most covered soul/pop musicians by Jazz instrumentalists.
@thekendemetrishow The 'What's Going On' album has a strong Jazz underpinning, in terms of the chords and the elements of Jazz improvisation, so its only natural that Jazz musicians would gravitate to the songs. Also Marvin's piano playing and drumming was heavily Jazz influenced and Motown's house band, 'The Funk Brothers', who played on the album, were originally Detriot based Jazz musicians, so the album had as much of a Jazz influence as Gospel, Soul, Funk, Pop and Classical (strings).
@thekendemetrishow Ella also covered Stevie's songs as well as a long list of major vocal and instrumental Jazz artists. Etta James also recorded a great version of 'Inner City Blues' on one of her albums in the early 90's.
What strong vibration comin across despite data transfer through web, local areas and God knows what else, imagine her live... Talkin voices: heard of Nancy Wilson's "Sunshine"? Probably you know it already, if not find it here in the tube, happy nu year
the five years of absence probably gave her the opportunity to regroup and try again in a system that was difficult and unfair all you have to do is watch the early video and see whats going on just watch the audience it really isnt that hard to see if you bother to look this is a wonderful recording thanks fellovergen whoever you are and naturally sassie, the musicians and the writer
I am glad there is still some folks out there who know what a great voice is when they hear one, if you like this, then you would also love Grover Washingtons version of the same song, it is not only a great cover version , but a fantastic Jazz track in it's own right, and don't give me any of that bullshit about not being into that kind of Jazz, the track is one of the best songs ever, fullstop. You will also love Ella Fitzgeralds version of 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine' luvly jubly.
@jaikwillis I find this cute, good of Marvin, and she certainly is making him and his song every compliment conceivable. Transparent but so powerful. What a driver.
@redcreem - Have you heard Ella do "What's Goin' On" at the Newport Jazz Festival in '73? Classic! Seems like Marvin's R&B phrasing translates amazingly well to pure jazz artists given the brilliant covers of his songs (in a way you rarely get from Smokey or Stevie)
thekendemetrishow 1 month ago
@thekendemetrishow Actually Jazz musicians are particularly drawn to Stevie's choice of chords (which are very Jazz based) and chord progressions. Stevie and Marvin are among the most covered soul/pop musicians by Jazz instrumentalists.
bolder2009 4 weeks ago
@thekendemetrishow The 'What's Going On' album has a strong Jazz underpinning, in terms of the chords and the elements of Jazz improvisation, so its only natural that Jazz musicians would gravitate to the songs. Also Marvin's piano playing and drumming was heavily Jazz influenced and Motown's house band, 'The Funk Brothers', who played on the album, were originally Detriot based Jazz musicians, so the album had as much of a Jazz influence as Gospel, Soul, Funk, Pop and Classical (strings).
bolder2009 4 weeks ago
@thekendemetrishow Ella also covered Stevie's songs as well as a long list of major vocal and instrumental Jazz artists. Etta James also recorded a great version of 'Inner City Blues' on one of her albums in the early 90's.
bolder2009 4 weeks ago
If any dudes suffer from erectile dysfunction...You don't need Viagra...Just Sarah Vaughan's vocals (!)
KhorvashVazraka 1 month ago
What strong vibration comin across despite data transfer through web, local areas and God knows what else, imagine her live... Talkin voices: heard of Nancy Wilson's "Sunshine"? Probably you know it already, if not find it here in the tube, happy nu year
65emkay 2 months ago
the five years of absence probably gave her the opportunity to regroup and try again in a system that was difficult and unfair all you have to do is watch the early video and see whats going on just watch the audience it really isnt that hard to see if you bother to look this is a wonderful recording thanks fellovergen whoever you are and naturally sassie, the musicians and the writer
MrFalconford 2 months ago
most pretty woman ever
jason69332 3 months ago
great arrangement. voice needs no comment.
SteffanLlwyd 5 months ago
THANK YOU for this preasures gift- THANK YOU soooo much!!! (`v`) she is s diva for me & more- love this song wonder fulll
xena1154 7 months ago
I am glad there is still some folks out there who know what a great voice is when they hear one, if you like this, then you would also love Grover Washingtons version of the same song, it is not only a great cover version , but a fantastic Jazz track in it's own right, and don't give me any of that bullshit about not being into that kind of Jazz, the track is one of the best songs ever, fullstop. You will also love Ella Fitzgeralds version of 'I Heard It Through The Grapevine' luvly jubly.
redcreem 8 months ago in playlist Sarah Vaughn 2
Beautifull voice :D LOVE HER AND THIS !!
SimzBuilder 9 months ago
oprah!!!!!!!!
insertblackname 10 months ago
what a woman
kastrikastri 1 year ago
wonderful!!!!!Divine Sassy!!!!
JAZZ8507 1 year ago
kinda like ella... but of a different era!
Musik4soul777 1 year ago
Never was before and never will be a voice like this!
IMAGIO1952 1 year ago
I give up!!! I'm stuned and shaking! Sarah could do what few can do - SING!
1146beaver 1 year ago
Just one more interesting facet of Sarah Vaughan. Amazing chemistry here.
StephenPaulBradshaw 1 year ago
She made it her own. Now people just mimic.
MrFalconford 1 year ago
Shit! This is go GREAT! My head is exploding!
jvernf 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
1. say your name 10 times
2. say your mom's name 5 times
3. say your crushes name 3 times
4. paste this to 4 other songs. if you do this, your crush will kiss you on the nearest Friday.
but if you read this and do not paste this, then you will have very bad luck.
SEND THIS TO 5 SONGS IN 143 MINUTES. WHEN YOU'RE DONE PRESS F6 AND YOUR CRUSH'S NAME WILL APPEAR IN BIG LETTERS ON THE SCREEN.
THIS IS SO FREAKY
demiselenarocks10 2 years ago
she was very versatile...i cant beleive what im hearin..she couldve been a soul /rnb artist lol
cmelmoneyman 2 years ago
In my eyes she can do no wrong. Brilliant!
annmarie401 2 years ago
Brilliant!!!
divaenvy 2 years ago
wow this is a lot better than it could have been. marvin must have really dug this, he was fan of hers.
jaikwillis 3 years ago
@jaikwillis I find this cute, good of Marvin, and she certainly is making him and his song every compliment conceivable. Transparent but so powerful. What a driver.
flauschkatz 1 year ago
1971 Mainstream, i had this up but my account was deleted by my ex. I'm glad you uploaded this again. One less i have to do :)
newstart2009 3 years ago