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Sarah Vaughan - The Man I Love

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The Lonely Hours, Sarah Vaughan's contribution to the genre of saloon song LPs, doesn't have a stellar selection of material — although of course nearly anything recorded by one of America's foremost jazz interpreters is worth hearing. Add to that the special treat of Benny Carter — the seminal altoist who'd been contributing charts to the hottest big bands since 1928 — occupying the arranger's chair, and The Lonely Hours becomes a very intriguing proposition. Carter's refined arrangements and ensemble playing don't exactly reinforce the isolation of the title, but Vaughan sounds excellent on "I'll Never Be the Same," "These Foolish Things," and "If I Had You," lightly caressing the notes. For "You're Driving Me Crazy" and "What'll I Do," she cleverly mirrors the comic frustration embodied in Carter's flügelhorn/tuba ensemble. Hopefully, Carter wasn't responsible for the occasionally canned sound of the strings; The Lonely Hours is a solid match of vocalist and arranger in most respects, with only the quality of the material weighing it down slightly. [Allmusic.com]

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  • thank you for this song. Sarah Vaughan is the greatest of all jazz singers. Wonderfull voice!

  • magnifica !

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  • So beautiful.

  • what an amazing voice. my dad always listened to Sarah when i was little. in love all over again..<3

  • Happy Valentine's Day to me!! Love you, Sarah!

  • just love her!

    

  • @pjdextraze That is pretty much what a friend of mine said of Sarah's singing, many years ago, when I played Funny Valentine (it was not live, don't recall the name of the album).

    My friend's into cabaret and musicals (actively) so knows how to 'read' these things. I wanted to say something like it, but you beat me to it! :)

    Totally agree, Sarah=#1 and I'd pick Carmen McRae over Ella also. :)

    watch?v=K0Jqt6wHZnY&feature=re­lated

  • what a perfect vibratto...

  • Nobody sung The Man I Love like Sarah. This was one of her tour-of-force. Nice posting....

  • Such a unic way to say , or better sing , the beloved heart of it !

  • This tops 'em all. Bellissima Sarahbella !!! I'm sure I can speak on behalf of us all at Jazzaholicques~Anonymous.

  • I have loved this woman's voice for most of my life, and listening to this tune, reminds me why. :)

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