Sarah Vaughan - Send in the Clowns: The Very Best of Sarah Vaughan:

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Album Details

Title: Send in the Clowns: The Very Best of Sarah Vaughan:
Artist: Sarah Vaughan
Release Date: 8/1/2006
Label: Columbia/Legacy
Album Type(s): Greatest Hits
UPC: 828768027325
Genre: Vocal Music
Styles: Bop, Cool, 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. Send in the Clowns
  2. Black Coffee
  3. Vanity
  4. Poor Butterfly [Live]
  5. Like Someone in Love [Live]
  6. Summertime [Live]
  7. Wave [Live]
  8. I'll Remember April [Live]
  9. The Summer Knows
  10. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life
  11. So Many Stars
  12. Nothing Will Be as It Was
  13. I've Got a Crush on You/A Foggy Day [Live]

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2006CDColumbia/Legacy80273

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Album Review

The Very Best of Sarah Vaughan? There's respectable music on the 13 tracks selected for this compilation, Send in the Clowns: The Very Best of Sarah Vaughan, but no knowledgeable jazz fan would find that an accurate label. Considering her recording career spanned more than 40 years, the selections cover ridiculously fragmentary slices of her body of work for something bearing a "very best of" title. There are just two cuts predating the early '70s ("Black Coffee" and "Vanity," from the late '40s and early '50s); most of the rest was done between 1972 and 1974, with three '80s recordings closing the disc. Nor would many fans consider her mainstream pop cover of "Send in the Clowns" a Vaughan highlight. Though not as unpalatable, her live 1982 cover of "I've Got a Crush on You/Foggy Day," and the two cuts from her 1987 Brazilian Romance album, likewise are hardly close to the most essential tracks she laid down. Otherwise, the material's taken from live 1973 Tokyo performances and her lushly orchestrated 1972 Sarah Vaughan with Michel Legrand record. There are, of course, some good songs on this disc, and excellent vocals from Vaughan on most of the numbers. Just know that it's probably not going to fulfill your expectations of her very best work. Also note that the liner notes are exceptionally brief, though they still manage to misprint her birthdate as 1964 instead of 1924. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Abe LuboffBass
Abe VélezProject Manager
Al AaronsTrumpet
Alex MurrayViolin
Alex NiemanViola
Allan HarshmanViola
Allan W. ThompsonTrombone
Alphonso JohnsonBass
Anatol KaminskyViolin
Andy SimpkinsBass
Arnold BelnickViolin
Arnold KoblentzOboe
Arthur MaebeFrench Horn
Arthur ZadinskyViolin
Artie KaneKeyboards
Babe RussinSaxophone
Barry SocherViolin
Bernard FleischerWoodwind
Bernard KaufmanSaxophone
Bernie KundallViolin
Bill HinshawFrench Horn
Bill HoodWoodwind
Bill HybelViolin
Bob CooperWoodwind
Bob HaggartBass
Bob KnightTrombone
Bob MagnussonBass
Bob ShadProducer, Original Recording Producer
Bud ShankWoodwind
Buddy ChildersTrumpet
Carl LaMagnaViolin
Carl SchroederPiano
Carlos VegaDrums
Charles LoperTrombone
Chuck BerghoferBass
Chuck FindleyTrumpet
Chuck RaineyBass (Electric)
Connie KupkaViolin
Conte CandoliTrumpet
Dan HuffGuitar
Dave GrusinKeyboards
David SpeltzCello
Dick MackerFrench Horn
Don LodiceSaxophone
Dori CaymmiGuitar, Arranger
Dorothy RemsenHarp
Dorothy WadeViolin
Edgar LustgartenCello
Elmer SmithersTrombone
Emmet SargeantCello
Ernie WattsSax (Tenor), Sax (Alto)
Erno NeufeldViolin
Frank Fletcher-BeachTrumpet
Frank RosolinoTrombone
Fred SeykouraCello
Fred StulceSaxophone
Frederick BuldriniViolin
Gareth "Garry" NuttycombeViola
Gary BaroneTrumpet
Gayle LevantHarp
George BerresViolin
George DukeKeyboards
George GaffneyPiano
George KastViolin
George PriceFrench Horn
George RobertsTrombone
George Van EpsGuitar
Glen DicterowViolin
Gordon GriffithTrumpet
Gordon Marron StringsViolin
Grover Mitchell & His OrchestraTrombone
Harold FeldmanSaxophone
Harold JonesDrums
Harry LawsonSaxophone
Harry TerrillSaxophone
Henry RoosSaxophone
Henry RowlandPiano
Herman ClebanoffViolin
Howard FritzsonArt Direction
Howard KayViolin
Irving GellerViolin
Isadore ZirViola
Israel BakerViolin
Jay RosenViolin
Jean HugoViolin
Jeremy HolidayArtist Coordination
Jerome RichardsonWoodwind
Jesse EhrlichCello
Jimmy CobbDrums
Jimmy MaxwellTrumpet
Joe StepanskyViolin
John d'AgostinoTrombone
John Fell RyanBass
John GianelliBass
John GuerinDrums
Joseph GoodmanViolin
Kenneth Burward-HoyViola
Larry BunkerPercussion
Larry CorbettCello
Leonard HartmanSaxophone
Lloyd UlyateTrombone
Marie FeraCello
Marilyn BakerViola
Marilyn GrahamViolin
Mark LarsonDesign
Marty PaichArranger
Marvin LimonickViolin
Mary NewkirkViola
Maurice BrownCello
Melvin "Red" SolomonTrumpet
Meyer BelloViola
Michael Tilson ThomasConductor
Michel LegrandConductor, Arranger
Mickey NadelBass
Mike WoffordKeyboards
Milt RaskinPiano
Milton KestenbaumBass
Milton ThomasViola
Mort HerbertViolin
Muni MorrowTrombone
Nick FatoolDrums
Norris ShawkerDrums
Paul GriffinConductor, Arranger
Paul WestonConductor, Arranger
Paulinho Da CostaPercussion
Pete ChristliebWoodwind
Peter MercurioBass
R. HillViolin
Ralph PyleFrench Horn
Ralph SchaefferViola
Ray BrownBass
Ray KramerCello
Ray SiegelBass
Richard PerissiFrench Horn
Richard SeidelCompilation Producer
Robert OstrowskyViola
Robert SanovViolin
Rollice DaleViola
Ron CooperCello
Ronald FolsonViolin
Rubin ZarchyTrumpet
Sam FreedViolin
Sergio MendesProducer, Original Recording Producer
Seth RothsteinProject Director
Shari ZippertViolin
Shelly ManneDrums
Shirley CornellViolin
Sinclair LottFrench Horn
Stacey BoyleArtist Coordination
Steven BerkowitzA&R
Steven EpsteinOriginal Recording Producer, Producer
Suzie KatayamaCello
Sylvan ShulmanViolin
Thelma BeachViolin
Todd HemmenwayCello
Tom "Curly" RuffDigital Remastering
Tommy JohnsonTuba
Tommy TedescoGuitar
Verlye MillsHarp
Vincent DeRosaFrench Horn
Virginia MajewskiViola
Wilbert NuttycombeViolin
William SchaeferTrombone
Wolfe TaninbaumSaxophone
Zelly SmirnoffViolin
Ziggy ElmanTrumpet