8 thoughts on “ After Hours - Sarah Vaughan - The Divine Sarah Vaughan (The Columbia Years 1949 - 1953) (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Divine Sarah Vaughan (The Columbia Years ) on Discogs/5(7).

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2. These two CDs are not Sarah Vaughan's complete Columbia recordings from to , when she recorded 60 songs for the label. Rather, this is a genuine "best of" from the label. Weaker pop material is gone, and what remains is largely superior renderings of ballads with Vaughan's rich voice tastefully enhanced by good orchestration/5(15).

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5. The Divine Sarah Vaughan The Columbia Years On the Columbia Label. C2 2 Lp set Vinyl and Jacket are near Mint. This Lp is from the Gene Shaw Record Collection.

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7. Twenty-eight of the 60 songs that Sarah Vaughan recorded for Columbia Records during her four years there. The early sides are arranged, with one exception (credited to Hugo Winterhalter), by Joe Lipman, while later sides have her working with a diverse group of arrangers and conductors, including Glenn Miller alumnus Norman Leyden and light music expert Paul Weston, and in a small group.

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8. This attractive double LP has the best 28 recordings that Sarah Vaughan cut for the Columbia label during On most of the selections (including memorable versions of "Black Coffee," "Just Friends," "I Cried for You," "Perdido" and "After Hours") the .

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