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  • Sarah Vaughan
  • In the Land of Hi-Fi
  • Sassy
  • At the Blue Note
  • At Mister Kelly's
  • Wonderful Sarah
  • Swingin' Easy
  • Sings George Gershwin
  • The Irving Berlin Songbook
  • The George Gershwin Songbook, Vol. 1
  • No Count Sarah
  • Sing the Best of Irving Berlin
  • The Rodgers & Hart Songbook
  • The Magic of Sarah Vaughan
  • After Hours at the London House
  • Dreamy
  • The Divine Sarah Vaughan
  • After Hours
  • The Divine One [Roulette]
  • You're Mine You
  • Sarah + 2
  • Count Basie & Sarah Vaughan
  • Star Eyes
  • Snowbound
  • Sassy Swings the Tivoli
  • Sarah Slightly Classical
  • Sarah Sings Soulfully
  • Vaughan with Voices
  • Sweet 'n' Sassy
  • The Lonely Hours
  • Viva! Vaughan
  • Sarah Vaughan Sings the Mancini Songbook
  • Pop Artistry of Sarah Vaughan
  • Sassy Swings Again
  • Jazz Fest Masters
  • With Michel Legrand
  • A Time in My Life
  • Send in the Clowns [Columbia]
  • How Long Has This Been Going On?
  • Copacabana
  • The Duke Ellington Songbook, Vol. 2
  • The Duke Ellington Songbook, Vol. 1
  • I Love Brazil
  • Songs of the Beatles
  • Send in the Clowns [Pablo]
  • Gershwin Live!
  • Crazy and Mixed Up
  • The Mystery of Man
  • My Heart Sings
  • In a Romantic Mood
  • Brazilian Romance
  • Close to You
  • A Celebration of Duke

Release Date

1954

Genre

Styles

Recording Date

October 20, 1954 - December, 1954
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AllMusic Review by Richard S. Ginell

This now-rare ten-inch LP is a quintessential artifact of the 1950s; easy listening in gleaming hi-fi for the white suburbs. Here, Vaughan purveys pop standards and novelties in a mostly light-hearted pop manner, backed by Hugo Peretti and his Studio Orchestra's lavish orchestral backings occasionally equipped with a beat and a "modern" touch like an electric guitar. Nevertheless, Miss Sassy does her job supremely well, even making stoic work of the cuter-than-words treatment of "Honey," and occasionally she gets a chance to show off her uniquely wide-screen range, turning in an especially lovely "Tenderly" with some virtuosic glides.