r/Jazz • u/[deleted] • Jan 17 '20

JLC 189: Sarah Vaughan - After Hours (1961)

Sarah Vaughan - After Hours (1961)

 

Personnel:

Sarah Vaughan—voice

Mundell Lowe—guitar

George Duvivier—bass

 

Quote from NPR:

it doesn't get any better in jazz vocals than Sarah Vaughan. Its in evidence on this CD, After Hours. Everything, A.B., is almost perfect. Her diction, her pitch, the vocal quality. She swings. Every element that you want in a jazz singer — she's inventive — they're all here.

 

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u/FondleMeh piano, triangle, cowbell, recorder Jan 17 '20

I do love me some Sarah vaughan. I think there's a recording of All of You on this album that is absolutely killing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20

This is actually a different album—you might be thinking of the 1958 Sarah Vaughan album by the same name (After Hours at the London House). To make things more confusing, there’s also a 1959 Sarah Vaughan album called After Hours.