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From the New York Times...
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Elegance comes to mind at the mere mention
of Sarah Vaughan's jazz singing. Certainly not in the scat tradition
of Ella Fitzgerald or the deep blues of Billie Holiday, Vaughan
brought a certain grace and a range that makes one swoon. The
sheer proof is contained in her treatment of the standards such
as "Someone to Watch Over Me," "Misty," "The
Days of Wine and Roses," "Love," and "A Foggy
Day." There hasn't been a Sarah Vaughan-type singer before
or after; she set the bar that high.
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Sarah
Vaughan
The Best of Sarah Vaughan-The
Millennium Collection
Verve/Hip-O |
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