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sarah vaughan cd review
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Sarah Vaughan was a solo vocalist in most of songs except when she did a duet with Joe Williams in “ If I Were A Bell” and “Teach Me Tonight”. In this album Count Bassie’s Band played the melodies for Sara Vaughan. The instruments & players are as follows: Sony Cohon, Thad Jones, Joe Newman & Snooky Young on trumpets; Henry Coker, Al Grey, Benny Powell on trombones; Marshall Royal on alto saxophone & clarinet; Frank Wess on alto saxophone, tenor saxophone & flute; Frank Foster on tenor saxophone; Billy Mitchell on tenor saxophone; Charlie Fowkles on baritone saxophone & guitar; Eddie Jones on bass; and Sony payne on drums. Track 1: Perdido – In this song the lines rhythms with each other. This is where she really shows how good of a BeBop singer. Her vocals are really put to the test in this song. The notes that she hits are unbelievable & the lyrics are also unbelievable too. This is one of the few songs you can actually dance to. Track 2: Lover Man – She is basically describing the type of guy she hopes to meet in the near future & hopes to fall in love him. She is also saying how lonely she is & that she would give anything to have this type of love, that she describes in the song.
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