Man whenever Sarah sings she never disappoints. Always spectacular on point and in good form. Her take on this tune is exceptional! I love watching her perform, she was such a great singer>
a rare example of a voice that stands out on it's own. not an instrument from the band but full humanity and sarah doing what only she could do. captivate her listeners and do it like it's not something spectacular. every great singer did jobim but sarah did it in the most unique way. she had the ability to harmonize with herself. she stayed close to the top and bottom of of her key. a beautiful woman.
Oooooo! Thank you for putting this treasure out into our worldwideweb! Those jumps of a 10th that Sarah went into. That's no spring chicken...that's a mature artist with zero fear, knowing her genius, using everything she's got (or not) and crafting with so much wisdom and care. LOVE. IT.
This is musical genius at it's best! How I miss her. Can you imagine the elation Jobim must have felt at this interpretation? What a gift to Earth and it's sensitive minions :)
this song is so beautiful and sung so breathtaking beautiful by miss sarah vaughan it gave me goosebumps!!! sadly no singer presently gives me goosebumps except janelle monae but miss sarah vaughan is unparrelled(sic) in her talent and vocal prowess!!!
basso profundo to high c tenor that's what she wrapped around timing, fluting, and a lovingly sexy approach to these greatest of songs from the mid 20th century. none does this like her. then and now she had no equal. she took these songs and made them her own. also, down to earth dealing with leaders and players ...listening to ideas and instructions, sometimes sick and not knowing the music but hearing it once and then pulling off something like this. never the same approach so they always sound new she was born with the voice but then said hey let me reinvent the songbook. and she did just that. a composer could take some hints from her talent and push it in any direction.
this is my favourite sarah track. most artists treat this song lightly, maybe the wave is gentle and lapping the beach at ipanema. sarah's wave is big, dark and way out at sea. who knows where it will end up. this is artistry. thank you so much for posting this performance.
She is 57 in this clip...About her 40th year in singing professionally, you tell me any vocalist that at that age and with that many years and miles on their voice that still sounded that good? That is the reason when hearing of her death Ella said, the world just lost its greatest voice... Who i'm I to disagree with the first lady of song?
Butch Lacy, piano {who would later move to Denmark and record with Chet Baker, the great Doug Raney and Swedish clarinet master Putte Wickman} and the truly wonderful bass and drums pairing of Andy Simpkins and Harold Jones - he of Count Basie fame {still touring the globe - well unto pre-Covid times anyway} with Tony Bennett.
Sarah was, as Duke Ellington would say, "Beyond category". There simply are no superlatives to adequately describe her art. Well, maybe timeless. Or perfect!
@paytonfit Thanks for your comment. I agree. I've never seen or heard a bad performance from her. I've just listed on Ebay one of her rarer concerts from Monterey. She sings an amazing version of The Island from her Crazy & Mixed up albumn. Also a perfect version of Time after Time. If you've never seen that show, check it out.
Truly DIVINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can anybody tell me who's on piano here... Sassy always had the best band. I could listen to this forever. Thanks for sharing.
Butch Lacy, piano; Andy Simpkins, double bass and the great Harold Jones, drums. Butch Lacy went on to live in Denmark and record with Chet Baker and the truly great Swedish virtuoso clarinetist Putte Wickman amongst many others (Doug Raney, too, I seem to remember... Oh - and a great album with Gary Bartz on the SteepleChase label that I especially love...). To the best of my knowledge he has passed on.
After 50 years of listening to her sing, I still get goosebumps. What a voice!
6 people don’t like this , they also hate fucking air and food , rare vocalist, beautiful
Just. No words
This woman ♥
Man whenever Sarah sings she never disappoints. Always spectacular on point and in good form. Her take on this tune is exceptional! I love watching her perform, she was such a great singer>
Chamavam-na de divina. E divina sempre será!
a rare example of a voice that stands out on it's own. not an instrument from the band but full humanity and sarah doing what only she could do. captivate her listeners and do it like it's not something spectacular. every great singer did jobim but sarah did it in the most unique way. she had the ability to harmonize with herself. she stayed close to the top and bottom of of her key. a beautiful woman.
My favorite singer ever! Sarah Vaughan is wonderful!
My mom's favorite jazz singer became my favorite as well.
She has such a vocal capacity that I wonder how it is possible! :)
Masterful and beautiful!
The tunes she create in interpreting the song is beyond ones could ever imagine
Oooooo! Thank you for putting this treasure out into our worldwideweb! Those jumps of a 10th that Sarah went into. That's no spring chicken...that's a mature artist with zero fear, knowing her genius, using everything she's got (or not) and crafting with so much wisdom and care. LOVE. IT.
I am sorry, about this song, she is the best ever!!!. She was the REAL singer.
Amazing singer..❤❤
This is musical genius at it's best! How I miss her. Can you imagine the elation Jobim must have felt at this interpretation? What a gift to Earth and it's sensitive minions :)
intuitive minions
this song is so beautiful and sung so breathtaking beautiful by miss sarah vaughan it gave me goosebumps!!! sadly no singer presently gives me goosebumps except janelle monae but miss sarah vaughan is unparrelled(sic) in her talent and vocal prowess!!!
no one can reach her singing.
The fundamental loneliness goes
whenever I hear Sarah singing Jobim.
Perfect.
The fabulous Sarah Vaughn ❤
Brilliant.
Magnificent and masterful. Thank you for uploading. Oh to have been at that concert.
basso profundo to high c tenor that's what she wrapped around timing, fluting, and a lovingly sexy approach to these greatest of songs from the mid 20th century. none does this like her. then and now she had no equal. she took these songs and made them her own. also, down to earth dealing with leaders and players ...listening to ideas and instructions, sometimes sick and not knowing the music but hearing it once and then pulling off something like this. never the same approach so they always sound new she was born with the voice but then said hey let me reinvent the songbook. and she did just that. a composer could take some hints from her talent and push it in any direction.
PERFECTION!!!!
the best ever!!!
She never lost her sassy. She knows how to treat this number
this is my favourite sarah track. most artists treat this song lightly, maybe the wave is gentle and lapping the beach at ipanema. sarah's wave is big, dark and way out at sea. who knows where it will end up. this is artistry. thank you so much for posting this performance.
Wonderful. One of the golden concerts from the old Forum at Ontario Place. Thank you for posting this.
Must have been a magical summer's night of entertainment.
😊💕 Amo Sarah ! Divina ,maravilhosa !
My favorite forever
Unique and definitely devine.
This is a beyond unreal performance. What a legend!
BRAVA!
exquisita
It's amazing!
Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald e Elis Regina! The Best!
Beautiful
She is 57 in this clip...About her 40th year in singing professionally, you tell me any vocalist that at that age and with that many years and miles on their voice that still sounded that good? That is the reason when hearing of her death Ella said, the world just lost its greatest voice... Who i'm I to disagree with the first lady of song?
Sheila Jordan, and I have LOVED Sassy for almost as long as she has been singing professionally
GREAT VOICE!!!!
she is amazing
Butch Lacy, piano {who would later move to Denmark and record with Chet Baker, the great Doug Raney and Swedish clarinet master Putte Wickman} and the truly wonderful bass and drums pairing of Andy Simpkins and Harold Jones - he of Count Basie fame {still touring the globe - well unto pre-Covid times anyway} with Tony Bennett.
Indeed....One of my favs
Sarah was, as Duke Ellington would say, "Beyond category". There simply are no superlatives to adequately describe her art. Well, maybe timeless. Or perfect!
she was just awesome ! The way she would take notes and phrases bend them at will !
angel, now you know the category, amongst us
Elton Allen Exactly. I often just sit and listen in awe.
FAB-U-LOUS...
Chills....
i think its great at any age, thats what a privilage is
Sarah, the "Divine One" as Basie called her.
@paytonfit Thanks for your comment. I agree. I've never seen or heard a bad performance from her. I've just listed on Ebay one of her rarer concerts from Monterey. She sings an amazing version of The Island from her Crazy & Mixed up albumn. Also a perfect version of Time after Time. If you've never seen that show, check it out.
Shara meet the songwriter jobim and knew of his intentions with his musical ideas
гений!!!!
Truly DIVINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can anybody tell me who's on piano here... Sassy always had the best band. I could listen to this forever. Thanks for sharing.
Butch Lacy, piano; Andy Simpkins, double bass and the great Harold Jones, drums. Butch Lacy went on to live in Denmark and record with Chet Baker and the truly great Swedish virtuoso clarinetist Putte Wickman amongst many others (Doug Raney, too, I seem to remember... Oh - and a great album with Gary Bartz on the SteepleChase label that I especially love...). To the best of my knowledge he has passed on.
@1joker88 thank you.
@johneunson
Wow, beautiful description!
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agree with you however the sound of this clip is orrible!
Me dejó mucho que desear.
She never lost her sassy. She knows how to treat this number