Sarah Vaughan - Anthology

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Album Details

Title: Anthology
Artist: Sarah Vaughan
Release Date: 1/4/2005
Label: Stardust Records
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPCs: 741157143928, 829410387866
Genre: Vocal Music
Styles: Standards, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz
Moods: Elegant, Romantic, Soothing, Sophisticated, Stylish, Earnest, Intimate, Playful, Poignant, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Smooth, Calm/Peaceful, Cheerful, Gentle, Happy, Innocent, Sensual, Sentimental, Wistful, Passionate, Nocturnal
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Members Wishing: 0
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. I'll Wait and Pray
  2. Interlude
  3. Penthouse Serenade (When We're Alone)
  4. Everything I Have Is Yours
  5. I'm Through With Love
  6. It Might as Well Be Spring
  7. Love Me or Leave Me
  8. Mean to Me
  9. East of the Sun (And West of the Moon)
  10. Perdido
  11. The More I See You
  12. You Stepped Out of a Dream
  13. My Ideal
  14. You've Changed
  15. Star Eyes
  16. You Go to My Head
  17. Sophisticated Lady
  18. My Favorite Things
  19. In a Sentimental Mood
  20. When Sunny Gets Blue
  21. A Garden in the Rain
  22. 'Round Midnight
  23. Midnight Sun

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2005CDStardust Records
2005CDStardust Records1439

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Album Review

In the 21st century, the jazz vocal field is full of upstart female vocalists who go out of their way to emulate the late Sarah Vaughan -- artists who feel that the best way to honor her memory is to try to sound exactly like her. The problem is that Sassy was truly irreplaceable; so instead of aspiring to be clones, the best thing jazz newcomers can do is search for their own voices. That isn't to say that they shouldn't be Vaughan-influenced -- only that they should work on developing their own identities -- and for newcomers, there is much to be learned from a fine collection like Anthology (especially when it comes to warmth, feeling, charisma and soulfulness). Spanning 1944-1963, this 23-song, 77-minute CD takes a look at Vaughan during a 19-year period -- and from "I'll Wait and Pray" in 1944 to a 1963 performance of Lionel Hampton's "Midnight Sun" (arranged by Gerald Wilson), she demonstrates just how compelling vocal jazz can be. The material is, for the most part, offered in chronological order, thus enabling one to hear the transition from scratchy 78-era sound to good '50s hi-fi mono to early stereo; one also hears some deepening in Vaughan's voice during those 19 years (although certainly not to the degree that her voice deepened in the '70s and '80s). But whatever the amount of deepness in her voice, Anthology never fails to illustrate the singer's originality; Vaughan is as distinctive on Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night in Tunisia" in 1944 and Juan Tizol's "Perdido" in 1950 as she is on Thelonious Monk's "Round Midnight" in 1963. Anthology is far from the last word on Vaughan in the '40s, '50s or early '60s; it is, however, a nicely assembled collection that paints a consistently attractive picture of Vaughan's first 19 years as a recording artist. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Aaron SachsClarinet
Al CaseyGuitar
Al GibsonSax (Alto), Clarinet
Al GreyTrombone
Al McKibbonBass
Al PorcinoTrumpet
Art BlakeyDrums
Athan MaroulisCompilation, Art Direction, Annotation, Producer, Liner Notes
Barney KesselGuitar
Barry GalbraithGuitar
Benny CarterConductor, Arranger
Benny PowellTrombone
Big Nick NicholasSax (Tenor)
Bill BeasonDrums
Bill FrazierSax (Alto)
Bill HoodSax (Baritone)
Billy EckstineDirector
Billy KylePiano
Billy Taylor, Sr.Bass
Boonie HazelTrumpet
Buck ClaytonTrumpet
Budd JohnsonSax (Tenor)
Buddy ColletteSax (Tenor)
Buddy MorrowTrombone
Buster BaileyClarinet
Carmell JonesTrumpet
Charlie FowlkesSax (Baritone), Flute
Chris GriffinTrumpet
Chuck WayneGuitar
Clarence BreretonTrumpet
Connie WainwrightGuitar
Cozy ColeDrums
Dexter GordonSax (Tenor)
Dizzy GillespieTrumpet
Don ByasSax (Tenor)
Don FagerquistTrumpet
Earl PalmerDrums
Eddie de VerteuillSax (Alto), Sax (Baritone)
Eddie JonesBass
Eddie KusbyTrombone
Ernie Freeman ComboOrgan
Eunah LeeGraphic Design
Frank CarrollBass
Frank FosterSax (Tenor)
Frank WessSax (Alto), Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Freddie GreenGuitar
Gail BrockmanTrumpet
Gene AmmonsSax (Tenor)
George DuvivierBass
George RobertsTrombone
George TreadwellLeader, Arranger, Trumpet
Georgie AuldSax (Tenor)
Gerald ValentineTrombone
Gerald WilsonArranger, Conductor
Hank JonesPiano
Harry "Sweets" EdisonTrumpet
Henry CokerTrombone
Hilton JeffersonSax (Alto)
Howard H. ScottTrombone
J.C. HeardDrums
Jack LesbergBass
Jack SatterfieldTrombone
Jerry SanfinoSax (Alto)
Jimmy AbatoWoodwind, Reeds
Jimmy JonesArranger, Celeste, Piano, Conductor
Jimmy MaxwellTrumpet
Jimmy RowlesPiano
Jimmy SmithGuitar
Joe ComfortBass
Joe Newman QuartetTrumpet
John FultonReeds, Woodwind
John JacksonSax (Alto)
John KirbyBass
John MalachiPiano
Kirk StuartPiano
Larry BunkerPercussion
Leo ParkerSax (Baritone)
Leonard FeatherPiano
Lou BlackburnTrombone
Marshall RoyalSax (Alto), Clarinet
Miles DavisTrumpet
Milt TurnerDrums
Mock ShopnickBass
Morey FeldDrums
Mundell LoweGuitar
Nicholas TaggPiano
Norman LeydenConductor, Arranger
Paul HornSax (Alto)
Peggy LoganCopy Editing
Percy BriceDrums
Plas JohnsonSax (Tenor)
Red CallenderTuba
Red SolomonTrumpet
Remo PalmieriGuitar
Richard DavisBass
Ronnell BrightPiano, Celeste
Russell BanzerReeds, Woodwind
Russell ProcopeSax (Alto)
Sam MusikerClarinet
Sarah VaughanVocals
Scoville BrownSax (Alto)
Shorty McConnellTrumpet
Shorty SherockTrumpet
Snooky YoungTrumpet
Sonny CohnTrumpet
Sonny PayneDrums
Stan FreemanPiano
Taswell BairdTrombone
Ted DaleLeader, Arranger
Teddy EdwardsSax (Tenor)
Terry SnyderDrums
Thad JonesTrumpet
Tommy PorterBass
Tommy ShepardTrombone
Tony MottolaGuitar
Tony ScottClarinet
Ulysses LivingstonGuitar
William BarkerDrums