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Sarah VaughanSarah Vaughan (1924–1990) was an acclaimed American jazz singer and pianist known for her extraordinary vocal talent, earning her nicknames such as "Sassy" and "The Divine One." Active from the early 1940s, she rose to prominence through collaborations with notable musicians and record labels, winning two Grammy Awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award, and receiving the NEA Jazz Masters Award in 1989. Vaughan's career spanned several decades, during which she became famous for hits like "Misty" and "Broken Hearted Melody," solidifying her legacy as one of the most significant jazz vocalists of the 20th century. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
A Time In My Life
Sarah And Dizzy
Sarah Vaughan
Sarah Vaughan
Sarah Vaughan
Sarah Vaughan And The Jimmy Rowles Quintet
Sarah Vaughan Sings
Sarah Vaughan Sweet Sultry And Swinging
Sassy
That Everlovin Sassy Sarah Vaughan
The Voice Of Sarah Vaughan
Sarah Vaughan (1954)
Sarah Vaughan (Alternate Cover) (1954)
After Hours With Sarah Vaughan (1955)
Sarah Vaughan In Hi Fi (1955)
Sarah Vaughan In The Land Of Hi Fi (1955)
Linger Ahwile (1956)
Great Songs From Hit Shows (1957)
Singles
I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance / I Can Make You Love Me (1951)
I've Got A Crush On You / My Kinda Love (1951)
Easy Come Easy Go Lover / And This Is My Beloved (1954)
C'est La Vie / Never (1955)
Experience Unnecessary / Slowly With Feeling (1955)
Whatever Lola Wants / Oh Yeah (1955)
I Wanna Play House / It Happened Again (1956)
Gone Again / The Next Time Around (1957)
Passing Strangers / The Door Is Open (1957)
Please Mr Brown / Band Of Angels (1957)
Poor Butterfly / April Give Me One More Day (1957)
Padre / Spin Little Bottle (1958)
Too Much Too Soon , What's So Bad About It (1958)
Broken Hearted Melody / Misty (1959)
Separate Ways / Careless (1959)
Smooth Operator / Maybe It's Because (1959)
Oh-What A Day / My Dear Little Sweetheart (1960)
Serenata / Let's (1960)
10" 78s
Sarah Vaughan (1950)
Sarah Vaughan And Orchestra (1950)
Hot Jazz (1951)
Sarah Vaughan (Alternate Cover) (1951)
Sarah Vaughan Sings (1951)
Sarah Vaughan Sings (1952)
Tenderly (1952)
Georgie Auld Plays And Sarah Vaughan Sings (1953)
Divine Sarah (1954)
Images (1954)
Sarah Vaughan Sings (1954)
Sarah Vaughan Sings (1954)
The Divine Sarah Sings (1954)
Sarah Vaughan Sings With John Kirby (1955)