@MrFalconford it's funny that you said that--my daughter is leaving for for christmas (dad time) and i've been playing this non stop. i'm never apart from her and a month is a long time. love the tony bennett and frank sinatra versions too. very different from this.
There will never be music like the blues from this time period... there is something so romantic as well as tragic about this time period and the music that came from it. And a certain level of skill/ talent that we do not have anymore in our society. We have great music... but this is the music that we come from.
“While I was playing piano in the school band, I learned to take music apart and analyze the notes and put it back together again. By doing this, I learned to sing differently from all the other singers.” - Sarah Vaughan
@bolder2009 Do you know where that's from and where the rest of that interview is? I'd love to read all else she might of said about the voice and music.
I too began listening to Jazz when I was a teen, all my friends were making fun of me, cause I did not enjoy the disco music. Today I am so happy I discovered the jazz and classical music long ago. The disco has long gone, but the jazz and classical remain.
This clip comes from a PBS biography of Sarah Vaughan. At the end, Joe Williams makes comments that provide insight into her persona. But his comments absolutely ruin the astonishing mood she has created in this exceptional performance. Can anyone post the video of the song just as she sang it, from beginning to end? From a musical point of view, I would love to hear how she wrapped up this extraordinary rendition. Also, I think the performance, in Sweden, dates to 1967.
again...wow. a treasure. do ya think she'd make it to the final 2 on idol show?
my geuss the season would be cancelled on account the other contestants went home.
i often listen to her and wonder just how hard the band behind her is working to keep out of her way. this group does it well until the whole vid gets jerked at the end.
Although Sarah Vaughan has a stunning vocal quality I can't help feeling that this felt a bit forced. Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday excel because the sound seems to come from their within their souls. This clip sounded too calculated, too rehearsed maybe. But still, a remarkable voice.
@mickram23 Forced and calculated? Maybe. There’s no denying that Sarah Vaughan enjoyed the sound of her own voice and used every opportunity to show it off to full advantage. Breath-taking vocal pyrotechnics notwithstanding, I never get the sense that Sarah Vaughan loses her way in a song, or loses touch with its emotional arc. Nothing at all against Ella Fitzgerald (“You’re the Top”) and Bille Holiday (“Don’t Explain”); I can’t help but be pulled in by Vaughan’s molten-gold contralto voice.
@avesraggiana I may have sounded a bit too critical in my comment, she has without a doubt got an amazing tone to her voice. It's maybe more a personal thing because I prefer a pure rendition of a song to the 'vocal trickery' employed here (and by almost every 'soul' singer in the past 20 years). Having said all that, I doubt we'll hear vocals like this again even though there is an amazing amount of talent around today.
k, this was a bit drawn out… probably not my favorite…. but B+ for good effort… but flat/sharp… or one… or the other… who knows… maybe it's just the style…. thumbs up if you noticed what i just stated… go with god |:-/.… band was good :)
Hey, I’m a young artist, & I would really appreciate it if everyone would check out my cover of Michael Bublé’s “You’re Nobody till Somebody Loves You.” Although I’m knowledgeable that Michael Bublé was not the first to record the song, my version was inspired by his rendition, nonetheless. I promise you that you will not regret giving my version of the song a listen, & it will truly knock you off of your feet! So please listen & enjoy! Thanks!
One of my first memories as a very very young child was strangely of Sarah Vaughan. I remember sitting next to my mother as she drove a car and she began crying.. I asked her why is she crying? She said that the radio just said Sarah Vaughan has died. I will never forget it and I will never forget Sarah Vaughan.
@tamarexxe Your mother wasn't the only one crying. I remember going to work and getting a call from a friend who knew how much I loved Sarah calling me and telling me she had just died. Many people of my generation remember where they were when President Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King were assasinated, as well as I. And this was just another marker in time that made my life stand still for just a moment to understand that something profound and deep had just happened.
How wonderful - an 82-yr old and a 19-yr old dialoguing and having this wonderful music in common (see above). And the 19 yr old addressing his elder as "Sir".
Sentiment and emotion are so beautifully captured in this SV masterpiece! Thanks so much, one of my favourite of many of Sarah's gems. Gives reason for life. (Is there the full version available anywhere?).
Absolutely beautiful. Saw Sarah on three occasion in glasgow scotland. It is just superb to be able relive all these great moments on youtube. many thanks for posting
Absolutely beautiful. Saw Sarah on three occasion in glasgow scotland. It is just superb to be able relive all these great moments on youtube. mant thanks for posting
My first date with my husband was to see Sarah in DC at the Blue Mirror Grill. I was hooked on her from then on. I was a teenager and was overwhelmed.
For a very different, fun light bossa approach, have a listen to the Karrin Allyson - Nancy King duet of this, also on youtube. Myself, I do it as a pronounced bossa - might put it up sometime.
@albertacristie99 I do it from memory, so you're in luck: The shadow of your smile When you are gone Will colour all my dreams And light the dawn Look into my eyes, my love And see All the lovely things you sre 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 and love it brings I will be remembering The shadow of your smile This is a great, great perf. from Sarah.
Sarah..she was great, pure, the beautiful deepnes and the unique vibration in her voice are unforgettebable. Sarah will be unforgettable till the end of my life.....
BTW the comments of the great Joe Williams are fantastic! Her she is arguably the greatest jazz singer ever and she smokes, drinks and stays high! I love that honesty about the "Sassy One!".
one of the "five greats" in my book (ella, sarah, carmen, dinah, billie) -- got to see her in NYC in the mid 80's right before she passed away -- unforgettable and irreplaceable as an artist
@jrmelmer see my response to ajack2boys IF either of you did a google search, you will see that Carrie Underwood has already surpassed Ms. Vaugh in sales...however, that was not my point. Good luck checking your facts in the future.
What a range. Clear & so pure. I saw her live in N.Y. i n the early 50's in a small club & it was thrilling. I will never forget that performance because that was before she became a superstar. I am now 82 yrs. old & those are the memories that sustain me & there is nobody today that could come close to that talent!.I was so fortunate to have had that opportunity. I will never forget you Sarah.
@AlucardxSabrina I am so jealous. I am happy to hear that you witnessed her artistry when her voice was at its best. I am 33 so when I knew of Sarah Vaughan she was already gone but her records are amazing.
@AlucardxSabrina there,s quite a few very good jazz singers these days... try rachelle ferrell: an excellent mix of the jazz tradition and modern music
@AlucardxSabrina You are so lucky to have seen her! She has the most amazing voice I've ever heard, would give anything to have seen her...what an awesome memory for you, thank you for posting!
@AlucardxSabrina I've read alot of some of the 'really' great stars, that NO ONE can even touch. I was reading a book about S.V, and I just finished it at 0230, and got out of bed to hear her. You must have some really great memories. How much were the tickets then?
@AlucardxSabrina Thank you for your wonderful comments, and how fortunate you were to see her back then. I agree, she was one of the greatest vocalists of all time.
@AlucardxSabrina I am 76 and living in Holland but I enjoy al the music from those days, wonderfull all that we had, like George Benson doing this song and many others, I also wil never forget these people, Dinkie.
and i'm 15 and i only listen to jazz music. ohh yeah. i hope this music is going to be popular again. i like it when there are other guys outside there who also have this opinion!!! :)
@AlucardxSabrina I am jealous of your experience. But seriously, your comment is one of the most sincere accolade I have come across on youtube. I am certain that wherever Sarah is now, she will be smiling upon you as she read your comment. Godspeed!
@michealati With all due respect, comparing the immortal Sarah Vaughan to any American Idol contestant is one of the silliest things I have ever heard in my life.
@ajack2boys It probably seems silly to you because Im not comparing their entire bodies of work...just that song, as I stated earlier. Perhaps if you gave yourself enough time to understand what I said, my point would make sense. Either way, we can agree to disagree without reducing ourselves to petty insults. With all due respect, of course.
@michealati I saw her on American Idol and just watched her sing again. I can see why Carly Smithson’s rendition would find favour with today’s generation of listeners. There’s room of course for both, but not in my heart. I just don’t think Carly Smithson’s belting, over-sung version will stand the test of time, especially when held up against Vaughan’s vocal sophistication, musical maturity and sheer, undeniable genius.
@avesraggiana I can agree with that...I think that a random person, listening to both versions and not knowing the history of both singers, would probably pick Carly, put thats just my opionion. I do I appreciate your comment, it was thoughtful and articulate.
Jesus Christ! So effortless and so beautiful! Maybe the best female jazz singer ever? And, could have easily been a opera singer with her range and vibrato. Billie Holiday, Ella, Betty Carter, who the hell knows?
Sarah Vaughan did not really need much accompaniment. The smaller the group of instruments, the sparser the orchestration, the more she shone. And she shone bright, about as bright as they come.
WHAT A LADY
willie7554 2 days ago
Divina..... simplesmente divina.....
luxlunna 3 weeks ago
Many thanks - I'll look out for it.
shirl1pete2 3 weeks ago
This is from the DVD 'The Divine one' but does anybody know where it was recorded and if the video/DVD is available
shirl1pete2 3 weeks ago
@shirl1pete2 This show was recorded in Stockholm in 1967. Part of the concert is available by Jazz Icons.
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Andy Williams does this way better
florisfer 4 weeks ago
There is no better version of this Johnny Mandel song! Thanks for the post and a happy new year!
damone77 4 weeks ago
это не музыка ,это чистейший бальзам!!!
i251475k 1 month ago in playlist Другие видео от пользователя diegodobini2
I'm jealous of all those who got a chance to hear Sarah Live. :( I'm extremely jealous of those who got to meet her. :'(
nancydrew5 1 month ago
She is one of the greatest jazz singer that was ever born in this century!
perdu444 1 month ago
@perdu444 i hope you mean 20th century?
puronicoya 1 month ago
@perdu444 Totally agreee
shirl1pete2 3 weeks ago
Simply divine!
Bobbileat 1 month ago
shes unreal
spencercg1987 1 month ago
in 1954 Armed Forces Radio Network played "Say you'll wait for me" by Sarah every day
thepetedaniel 2 months ago in playlist sarah vaughan
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Blackcat1864 2 months ago
a mothers love for her daughter thats what i think
MrFalconford 2 months ago
@MrFalconford it's funny that you said that--my daughter is leaving for for christmas (dad time) and i've been playing this non stop. i'm never apart from her and a month is a long time. love the tony bennett and frank sinatra versions too. very different from this.
housedubs1 1 month ago
IF you disliked this song, there is something seriously wrong with YOU!
TheMysterySwan 3 months ago
@TheMysterySwan A Bit strong..but yeah you're right
MrSirDel 3 months ago
almost cried.
adodorian 3 months ago
Sassy is pure magic, his voice has a unique and personal tone, grave, beautiful. One of the finest jazz singers of our time.
bluejazz44 3 months ago 2
Sassy was the queen of her day royalty reighns.
trendy188 3 months ago
24 twads preffer riahna to this
davidmax2 3 months ago
unmatchable!
foxlaw90043 3 months ago
this is heaven
what style
absolutely divine
bluespanishlady 3 months ago
this is heaven
what style
bluespanishlady 3 months ago
She is Divine and definitely Sassy, I love this!
maryldaniel 4 months ago
if dying meant i could live in these moments forever i would jump off a bridge yesterday
tootsiebutts 4 months ago 2
This arrangement rocks! That piano is so beautiful, reminds me of Bill Evans
racourdav 4 months ago
There will never be music like the blues from this time period... there is something so romantic as well as tragic about this time period and the music that came from it. And a certain level of skill/ talent that we do not have anymore in our society. We have great music... but this is the music that we come from.
Nekiroa 4 months ago
Perfection!
jbarry625 4 months ago
I'm a fetus and I dig this!!
DannyFuckinTanner 4 months ago 26
@DannyFuckinTanner thats funny
MrFalconford 2 months ago
@DannyFuckinTanner I lul'd dear Sir. I lul'd.
willshakeyou 1 week ago
I sang this in my chorus class as a little kid!
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Such inspiring music, and im a 15 year old girl.
poligota5 5 months ago
Thank you Amazing Thrilling :)
Sunlightphil 5 months ago
I got some chill bumps while listening to this, and that only happens on very rare occasions.
AleekahTV 5 months ago
i love it!!!!!! and im 22!!! remarkable woman!
RarelyUnique88 5 months ago
i love it!!!!!!
RarelyUnique88 5 months ago
“While I was playing piano in the school band, I learned to take music apart and analyze the notes and put it back together again. By doing this, I learned to sing differently from all the other singers.” - Sarah Vaughan
bolder2009 5 months ago 17
@bolder2009 Do you know where that's from and where the rest of that interview is? I'd love to read all else she might of said about the voice and music.
uniquebfly 4 months ago
@uniquebfly Its from an interview for Downbeat magazine, published in March 1961.
bolder2009 4 months ago
@bolder2009 Also - when asked about her use of vibratto, she said "There are notes between notes."
damitajo12000 1 month ago
@damitajo12000 Yes she did say that.
bolder2009 1 month ago
Why can music like this make top ten on the radio or get triple platnum rather then the buble gum pop bs we have now
terner5 5 months ago
@terner5 maybe WE are becoming more like bubble gums.Isnt that what they want
Greektome1 5 months ago
letra em portugues de ; PAULO ROBERTO ,gravadas por ANTONIO MARCOS,PAULO ROBERTO,MOACYR FRANCO
paulorobertoshowv 5 months ago
I like that part by Joe Williams, drink all nite, smoke cigs, hang out all nite.....Hell, we have to do that to forget this administrations failings.
joeasmythe 5 months ago
End The Fed
Salihovicable 6 months ago
it does not get much better than this
geordiejon1 6 months ago
Unique Lady Of Singing.
reviewsvoiceontube 6 months ago
Absolutely adore Sarah!
jazzyspazzrawr 6 months ago
This is simply beautiful...what a great interpertation what a GEM! Sarah was amazing, I shake my head listening to this..it's so beautiful
racourdav 6 months ago
A great song by diva Sarah Vaughan.
RoxyRockbox 6 months ago
I too began listening to Jazz when I was a teen, all my friends were making fun of me, cause I did not enjoy the disco music. Today I am so happy I discovered the jazz and classical music long ago. The disco has long gone, but the jazz and classical remain.
Benzfever 6 months ago 7
this is the best ever
TheMarsmicro 6 months ago
this is just one of the most beautiful haunting pieces of music i have ever heard ! well done sarah for being so fabulous
kitinurmind 6 months ago
Une pure merveille!!!!
cruch13 6 months ago
This clip comes from a PBS biography of Sarah Vaughan. At the end, Joe Williams makes comments that provide insight into her persona. But his comments absolutely ruin the astonishing mood she has created in this exceptional performance. Can anyone post the video of the song just as she sang it, from beginning to end? From a musical point of view, I would love to hear how she wrapped up this extraordinary rendition. Also, I think the performance, in Sweden, dates to 1967.
680620700600 6 months ago
The best divas ever (in any order):
Amália Rodrigues (Portugal),
Cesária Évora (Cape Verde),
Oum Kalthoum (Egypt),
Elis Regina (Brazil),
Sarah Vaughan (USA),
Aretha Franklin (USA),
Ella Fitzgerald (USA),
Edith Piaf (France),
Mercedes Sosa (Argentina).
campbra 7 months ago 3
@campbra You have wonderful taste!
canadaboy1000 6 months ago
@campbra Good choices, the ones i recognize on your list certainly are divas in my mind too...
treehuggerdude4 6 months ago in playlist Soulful Stuff
Still remember this wonderful song from my younger days & still love it!
luckyowl249 7 months ago
again...wow. a treasure. do ya think she'd make it to the final 2 on idol show?
my geuss the season would be cancelled on account the other contestants went home.
i often listen to her and wonder just how hard the band behind her is working to keep out of her way. this group does it well until the whole vid gets jerked at the end.
Mr7group 7 months ago
Great performance, but i don't think it was from 1964. The song was first introduced in a 1965 movie.
apples12310 7 months ago
@apples12310 This concert was from 1967 in Sweden.
buffalmacco76 7 months ago
This is "real" music. Voice, Instruments, class, and grace. Beautiful.
moorednc 8 months ago
What this ressentfull people want daring to criticize this esplendid performance? They have problems, not this record.
vadicodf 8 months ago 2
Although Sarah Vaughan has a stunning vocal quality I can't help feeling that this felt a bit forced. Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday excel because the sound seems to come from their within their souls. This clip sounded too calculated, too rehearsed maybe. But still, a remarkable voice.
mickram23 8 months ago
@mickram23 Forced and calculated? Maybe. There’s no denying that Sarah Vaughan enjoyed the sound of her own voice and used every opportunity to show it off to full advantage. Breath-taking vocal pyrotechnics notwithstanding, I never get the sense that Sarah Vaughan loses her way in a song, or loses touch with its emotional arc. Nothing at all against Ella Fitzgerald (“You’re the Top”) and Bille Holiday (“Don’t Explain”); I can’t help but be pulled in by Vaughan’s molten-gold contralto voice.
avesraggiana 7 months ago
@avesraggiana I may have sounded a bit too critical in my comment, she has without a doubt got an amazing tone to her voice. It's maybe more a personal thing because I prefer a pure rendition of a song to the 'vocal trickery' employed here (and by almost every 'soul' singer in the past 20 years). Having said all that, I doubt we'll hear vocals like this again even though there is an amazing amount of talent around today.
mickram23 7 months ago
k, this was a bit drawn out… probably not my favorite…. but B+ for good effort… but flat/sharp… or one… or the other… who knows… maybe it's just the style…. thumbs up if you noticed what i just stated… go with god |:-/.… band was good :)
Booshibonton 8 months ago
im drunk. youtube's search alg. brought me to this video :D! thumbs up if you experienced the same...
also, this is p. good...
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Hey, I’m a young artist, & I would really appreciate it if everyone would check out my cover of Michael Bublé’s “You’re Nobody till Somebody Loves You.” Although I’m knowledgeable that Michael Bublé was not the first to record the song, my version was inspired by his rendition, nonetheless. I promise you that you will not regret giving my version of the song a listen, & it will truly knock you off of your feet! So please listen & enjoy! Thanks!
Cerandubois 8 months ago
GOD exist!!! and is a woman!!!!!!!
morsagalactica 8 months ago
One of my first memories as a very very young child was strangely of Sarah Vaughan. I remember sitting next to my mother as she drove a car and she began crying.. I asked her why is she crying? She said that the radio just said Sarah Vaughan has died. I will never forget it and I will never forget Sarah Vaughan.
tamarexxe 9 months ago
@tamarexxe Your mother wasn't the only one crying. I remember going to work and getting a call from a friend who knew how much I loved Sarah calling me and telling me she had just died. Many people of my generation remember where they were when President Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King were assasinated, as well as I. And this was just another marker in time that made my life stand still for just a moment to understand that something profound and deep had just happened.
paytonfit 8 months ago
NON è TRA LE MIGLIORI PERFORMANCES. SAPEVA FARE MOLTO DI MEGLIO .....!!
themedicvs 9 months ago
classic, wonderful, so moving, another great and inspirational person,
123clanger 9 months ago
How wonderful - an 82-yr old and a 19-yr old dialoguing and having this wonderful music in common (see above). And the 19 yr old addressing his elder as "Sir".
Classy! A nicely brought up boy.
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tiana1017 9 months ago
Sentiment and emotion are so beautifully captured in this SV masterpiece! Thanks so much, one of my favourite of many of Sarah's gems. Gives reason for life. (Is there the full version available anywhere?).
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nilambe08 10 months ago
@nilambe08 Jazz Icons bonus DVD
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Absolutely beautiful. Saw Sarah on three occasion in glasgow scotland. It is just superb to be able relive all these great moments on youtube. many thanks for posting
23181850 10 months ago
Absolutely beautiful. Saw Sarah on three occasion in glasgow scotland. It is just superb to be able relive all these great moments on youtube. mant thanks for posting
23181850 10 months ago
Magical
IPGarland 10 months ago
stunningly captivating.just superb.5*
spadge1able 10 months ago
that dude at the end knew how it rolls, ^^
I still need to get used to this song, especially when sung so beautifully....
guitar17johnny 11 months ago
My first date with my husband was to see Sarah in DC at the Blue Mirror Grill. I was hooked on her from then on. I was a teenager and was overwhelmed.
musicbroad 11 months ago
Great!!!
NIZOVV 11 months ago
What did they find wrong with this recording? Their own hearing? I hope, for their sake, that ignorance is bliss......
terrryc 11 months ago
sarah the queen
MrMinkajajany 11 months ago
An Amazing Grace...! Rest In Love Ma....!
OyaRevolutionary 1 year ago
phenomenal...
abrainylass 1 year ago
Sarah,Ella,Billie,Dinah are the power quartet!!!
JAZZ8507 1 year ago
Sarah, Ella, Billie are the power trio!
karlizister 1 year ago
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Obviously 22 people have no taste!!!
boyinlalaland 1 year ago
Obviously 22 people have no tast!!!
boyinlalaland 1 year ago
What a phenomenal voice
peopleofdetroit 1 year ago 2
Beautiful vocal performance. What a wonderful sound those musicians make. Who's the pianist?
ImaniHekima 1 year ago
@ImaniHekima hahaha..... ;) "What a wonderful sound those musicians make." thats great.. you nailed it. lol
...so .....bittersweet
TheOsseous 1 year ago
Absolutamente fabuloso!!!!!!!!!
andredicenna 1 year ago
AWESOME
FerdieRamos33 1 year ago
I can only say....ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!!!
JAZZ8507 1 year ago 2
awesome control!
moonstruckcontessa 1 year ago
@albertacristie99
This is a great, great perf. from Sarah.
For a very different, fun light bossa approach, have a listen to the Karrin Allyson - Nancy King duet of this, also on youtube. Myself, I do it as a pronounced bossa - might put it up sometime.
ArthurKaletzky 1 year ago
ArthurKaletzky 1 year ago
beauty!
romanoshavo1 1 year ago
I love her lower register so much.
MrLuigiable 1 year ago 5
The funny thing is...Roy Haynes face (being interviewed) in the very beginning (before Sarah is announced and the concert is shown)!
TheJazzydrummer 1 year ago
Sarah..she was great, pure, the beautiful deepnes and the unique vibration in her voice are unforgettebable. Sarah will be unforgettable till the end of my life.....
srkooy 1 year ago 2
0:57 - 1:04 YES! I practiced that!
indiaarielover1 1 year ago
Love is ALL we neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed!!! And it will always be...
MissFoutreLaMerde 1 year ago
How must it feel to sing like this...what a voice for the ages...
vanindigo 1 year ago 2
BTW the comments of the great Joe Williams are fantastic! Her she is arguably the greatest jazz singer ever and she smokes, drinks and stays high! I love that honesty about the "Sassy One!".
taterdickens 1 year ago
Where and When was this performed at?
jamaya1221 1 year ago
@jamaya1221 Stockholm 1967
buffalmacco76 1 year ago
@jamaya1221 No. London, 1964.
rayjr62 1 year ago
@rayjr62 Stockholm 1967. Part of this concert is available from JAZZ ICONS.
buffalmacco76 1 year ago
one of the "five greats" in my book (ella, sarah, carmen, dinah, billie) -- got to see her in NYC in the mid 80's right before she passed away -- unforgettable and irreplaceable as an artist
BabyDillGerkin 1 year ago
The definitive female version.........
terrryc 1 year ago
One of the greats! When Sarah sings you know who it is. What a distintive style and sound. Miss you Sarah.
billyboylb 1 year ago
Who else has the command to begin a tune is this exciting and innovative way?
Sarah is non pareil
fenley69 1 year ago
Somebody voted down...Lord have mercy...Sarah your music will live forever! Awesome!
lilmax96 1 year ago
Could someone please transcribe what was said at the end? It goes too fast for me and I can"t understand. :(
cosmicwizz 1 year ago
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avesraggiana 1 year ago
let me get this straight youre comparing the great sarah vaughn to some chick on american idol lol
jrmelmer 1 year ago
@jrmelmer see my response to ajack2boys IF either of you did a google search, you will see that Carrie Underwood has already surpassed Ms. Vaugh in sales...however, that was not my point. Good luck checking your facts in the future.
michealati 1 year ago
@michealati ahahahahahah...funny really funny!!!!
buffalmacco76 1 year ago
This singing and mood bring the song to life!!!!
ongalexander 1 year ago
What a range. Clear & so pure. I saw her live in N.Y. i n the early 50's in a small club & it was thrilling. I will never forget that performance because that was before she became a superstar. I am now 82 yrs. old & those are the memories that sustain me & there is nobody today that could come close to that talent!.I was so fortunate to have had that opportunity. I will never forget you Sarah.
AlucardxSabrina 1 year ago 186
@AlucardxSabrina I am so jealous. I am happy to hear that you witnessed her artistry when her voice was at its best. I am 33 so when I knew of Sarah Vaughan she was already gone but her records are amazing.
puncy12 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina You said it better than anyone else!
taterdickens 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina there,s quite a few very good jazz singers these days... try rachelle ferrell: an excellent mix of the jazz tradition and modern music
swingmanu 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina You are so lucky to have seen her! She has the most amazing voice I've ever heard, would give anything to have seen her...what an awesome memory for you, thank you for posting!
PinkAngel360 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina I like this song. Roman, 45 :-)
ormandez 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina Thank you for that touching tribute. She certainly was very special.
jubamiad 1 year ago 2
@AlucardxSabrina where did u see her
bteiv676 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina I've read alot of some of the 'really' great stars, that NO ONE can even touch. I was reading a book about S.V, and I just finished it at 0230, and got out of bed to hear her. You must have some really great memories. How much were the tickets then?
macarthur261 1 year ago
@AlucardxSabrina Thank you for your wonderful comments, and how fortunate you were to see her back then. I agree, she was one of the greatest vocalists of all time.
sbdude101 11 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina I am 76 and living in Holland but I enjoy al the music from those days, wonderfull all that we had, like George Benson doing this song and many others, I also wil never forget these people, Dinkie.
Dinkwill1 10 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina Sarah, You go Girl, you Rock
bigshotdigital 10 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina Sir, i am 19 years old and i prefer this kind of music than all those crap we listen to today...
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tiana1017 9 months ago
@Tony132GR Like music, you have no age ... you were never born and will never die
perlaand 9 months ago
@Tony132GR yu are cool my friend : )
alisonsdragonfly 7 months ago
@Tony132GR RIght you are!! I´m 21 and feel the same way!
Bluetenschimmer 6 months ago 2
@Tony132GR essa musica e so pra quem tem alma e sentimento gostei muito tambem
MrTomaz82 6 months ago
@Tony132GR 17 and feel the same way.
canadaboy1000 6 months ago 2
@Tony132GR
and i'm 15 and i only listen to jazz music. ohh yeah. i hope this music is going to be popular again. i like it when there are other guys outside there who also have this opinion!!! :)
MrJazzChilli 6 months ago 2
@Tony132GR We are listening to the music we enjoy.. now, today. Is there a problem?
Tengent 4 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina
Sweet moments. Mine was at a club called the Sugar Shack in Boston, 1968.
Stevie Wonder was playing and the entire place was thick with electricity.
What a performance in a small club.
Isadorka1 10 months ago
@Isadorka1 AlucardxSabrina is 19
check out her profile plus i dont know many 82 yo on you tube
tiana1017 9 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina I am jealous of your experience. But seriously, your comment is one of the most sincere accolade I have come across on youtube. I am certain that wherever Sarah is now, she will be smiling upon you as she read your comment. Godspeed!
josefdeguzman 10 months ago
@josefdeguzman AlucardxSabrina is 19
check out her profile i dont know many 82 y o that will be on you tube typing comments lol
tiana1017 9 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina Like music, you have no age ... you were never born and will never die
perlaand 9 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina You are a 19 year old anime lover according to your profile :o/
Klaus08 9 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina Que privilegio es una voz divina. y que interpretaciones. gracias por compartir su experiencia. saludos.
yo5073 9 months ago
@AlucardxSabrina
Wow that's amazing ! can I ask did you ever see Charlie Parker live ?
bopkick5 7 months ago in playlist cica
Stunning! Unreachable Sarah Vaughan!
PapeeteParis 1 year ago
I think I still have to give it to carly smithson for her version on Idol a few years back.
michealati 1 year ago
@michealati With all due respect, comparing the immortal Sarah Vaughan to any American Idol contestant is one of the silliest things I have ever heard in my life.
ajack2boys 1 year ago
@ajack2boys It probably seems silly to you because Im not comparing their entire bodies of work...just that song, as I stated earlier. Perhaps if you gave yourself enough time to understand what I said, my point would make sense. Either way, we can agree to disagree without reducing ourselves to petty insults. With all due respect, of course.
michealati 1 year ago
@ajack2boys I'm with you on that one.
waterandheadphones1 1 year ago
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avesraggiana 1 year ago
@michealati I saw her on American Idol and just watched her sing again. I can see why Carly Smithson’s rendition would find favour with today’s generation of listeners. There’s room of course for both, but not in my heart. I just don’t think Carly Smithson’s belting, over-sung version will stand the test of time, especially when held up against Vaughan’s vocal sophistication, musical maturity and sheer, undeniable genius.
avesraggiana 1 year ago
@avesraggiana I can agree with that...I think that a random person, listening to both versions and not knowing the history of both singers, would probably pick Carly, put thats just my opionion. I do I appreciate your comment, it was thoughtful and articulate.
michealati 1 year ago
So smooth and supple! It soothes and inspires like nothing of this moment in time.
Sarah Vaughan live on!
MultiVictorious1 1 year ago
A MAIOR INTERPRETE DO PLANTA TERRA, MARAVILHOSA SARA!!!!!!!!!!!!
nelysey1 1 year ago
After this version I don't need others! Thanks
zainol2010 1 year ago 3
Jesus Christ! So effortless and so beautiful! Maybe the best female jazz singer ever? And, could have easily been a opera singer with her range and vibrato. Billie Holiday, Ella, Betty Carter, who the hell knows?
taterdickens 1 year ago 2
@taterdickens Gets on my NERVES!!!! I can't stand how easily she sings this song!!! It is cruel & deceptive and I LOVE IT!!
Anyone that wants to learn how to sing needs to study none other than the divine Sarah Vaughan. Her breathing is the flawless!
benwood85 1 year ago
There are so many female artist past and present that I love, but there is only one Sarah Vaughan, and I worship her.
paytonfit 1 year ago
Sarah Vaughan did not really need much accompaniment. The smaller the group of instruments, the sparser the orchestration, the more she shone. And she shone bright, about as bright as they come.
miker2001 1 year ago
"I drink booze, I smoke cigarettes and I stay high, I stay up all night long. . I hang out."
Classic.
rayjr62 1 year ago
@rayjr62
Sassy, alright.
gcrav 1 year ago
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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...
VittorioLee 1 year ago