Sarah Vaughan 1949-1987 - Columbia Jazz (CD)

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Sarah Vaughan: 1949-1987 - Columbia Jazz (CD)

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Interpret: Sarah Vaughan
Album titlle: 1949-1987 - Columbia Jazz (CD)
Label Sony Music
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EAN: 5099750962923
weight in Kg 0.1

Vaughan, Sarah - 1949-1987 - Columbia Jazz (CD) CD 1
01	Ain't Misbehavin'	Sarah Vaughan
02	Summertime	Sarah Vaughan
03	Wave	Sarah Vaughan
04	Just Friends	Sarah Vaughan
05	Thinking Of You	Sarah Vaughan
06	East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)	Sarah Vaughan
07	So Many Stars	Sarah Vaughan
08	It Might As Well Be Spring	Sarah Vaughan
09	The Nearness Of You	Sarah Vaughan
10	I Cried For You	Sarah Vaughan
11	Black Coffee	Sarah Vaughan
12	Nothing Will Be As It Was	Sarah Vaughan
13	Can't Get Out Of This Mood	Sarah Vaughan
14	You're Mine, You	Sarah Vaughan
15	Mean To Me	Sarah Vaughan
16	My Man's Gone Now	Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughan Hey Naughty Papa Sarah Vaughan led a bit of a double life during her... more

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Sarah Vaughan

Hey Naughty Papa

Sarah Vaughan led a bit of a double life during her years on Mercury/EmArcy. There were the stunning jazz-vocal and lushly produced pop albums and there were the more commercial sides for the singles market. Hey Naughty Papa, from 1955, was obviously one of the latter, tailored to compete with the new rock 'n' roll sounds that were dominating the airwaves.

Hugo Peretti's arrangement is brassy and splashy; pounding snare drum and cymbal sizzle, up front guitar shots and lots of "shake, shake" from the male backup singers. Sarah is in her usual fine form, effortlessly out-swinging the slightly stiff sounding band at every turn, dipping and diving but never losing sight of the tune, making you hang on till her last note dies away.

Hey Naughty Papa is a perfect example of a truly professional, supremely talented artist taking what's on the music stand and making it work. 'Billboard' magazine, circa September, 1955, got the last word, "This side's a blues, traditional in construction, with a lively lyric. It rocks right along...".

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