NTH DICEY here ...except the suspicious strings, bedduhh unattached .. .. . With a time machine, into a diff era, another world, a bygone 1. 70 yrs is just a wing of a whippoorwill ..
@beforeourveryeyes Жыл бұрын
thank you! What a delicious gift. That's singer Ginny Sims as the DJ.
@user-xl1tm6wz8b Жыл бұрын
Гениально!
@erwienchen Жыл бұрын
berührend beruhigend
@tonyholcombe81932 жыл бұрын
The Devine One,Sassy Sarah. Unmatched with her Vocals.
@sulevisydanmaa998110 ай бұрын
@tonyholcombe8193 CARMEN & BETTY can beat her to & fro ...whenevvuhhh they feel like it. The point : all ranking is childish = tastes vary ..
@jeromerichardson63062 жыл бұрын
I had the honor of meeting sitting and talking with this great lady l. Miss her madly
@cavaleer2 жыл бұрын
I think I love this version more than the well-known one. The arrangement.....
@erwienchen2 жыл бұрын
thanks
@lovethefields2 жыл бұрын
Talk about rare! I thought I’d seen all her videos. So good to know they are more treasures from the Sassy One!
@tommybjorling9573 жыл бұрын
where can't i find this movie on dvd!
@wildsmiley6 жыл бұрын
''S Wonderful'. My all-time favorite great American songbook standard (written by George and Ira Gershwin). I think Sassy sang my favorite version.
@ailishbethd40336 жыл бұрын
Outstanding singer. One of my major influences together with Ella.
@user-by9bl3dj1g7 жыл бұрын
若くって 顔の表情も可愛いですね〜勿論歌もナイス‼️
@PaquitoNYC6 жыл бұрын
Translation, thanks to google translate (I'm sure the actual comment is much more eloquent): The younger face expression is cute, too ~ Of course the song is nice!
@zavjo8 жыл бұрын
As a fellow singer, I'm so glad there are such examples like the one and only Sarah Vaughan to offer some tips on how to truly put out great vocals. Thank you for the music Sassy.
@AnthonyBanksCountertenor10 жыл бұрын
love it!
@spyrosandrianos293111 жыл бұрын
The Divine Goddess!!!One-of-a-kind!!!!
@MrFalconford12 жыл бұрын
thankyou sarah
@yogivic12 жыл бұрын
when was this does anyone know??
@davidelunardo3 ай бұрын
probably 1954
@ConundrumWyn13 жыл бұрын
@photojimsf you do now :)
@Palmerito13 жыл бұрын
@festerfree Yes, the voice used in West Side Story instead of Natalie Wood was Marnie Nixon who also dubbed the voice for Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady and for Deborah Kerr in The King and I. She also played one of the nuns in The Sound of Music.
@jamesmaseobrown13 жыл бұрын
@JAZZ8507 Believe me, I did a lot of research and finding material isn't easy. IMDB is a good source, and where I found the one clip from a movie. I'm still trying to narrow down where to purchase or have access to some of the other stuff they list.
@shimasamba13 жыл бұрын
Sarah is not a queen she is a goddess.....
@waynebrasler13 жыл бұрын
This was one of many hit singles for Mercury. Working there she found paradise. She did pop for Mercury and jazz for EmArcy. She got to select the B sides of all her singles and otherwise sang whatever she was given and always made every song 10 times better than it originally was. Both she and Mercury made a fortune from their very fruitful partnership.
@afrose713 жыл бұрын
Her Columbia and Mercury singles did well, but she actually ended up with very little after her first Mercury deal concluded, unfortunately. This was mostly due to her husband/manager George Treadwell, but many of those albums didn't actually sell well at the time and the label kept steering her back to standards and pop tunes like "Broken Hearted Melody." She probably should have gone to Verve after Mercury -- her former bandmates Bird and Diz were there, as well as Billie and Ella, and Norman Granz took good care of his artists. Sassy's second husband and Roulette ended up screwing her again.
@paytonfit14 жыл бұрын
Even if she is lip synching she sure didn't have to. Listen to all the clips on youtube of her singing live. She was one great singer and she always sounded great. Her live recordings are some of her best.
@Jamesfisher000014 жыл бұрын
Miss NEWARK NJ HERSELF!!!!!!! WHITNEY WHO????? NAH JUST JOKING!!!!
@avesraggiana14 жыл бұрын
@jamesmaseobrown "Front and Center here"...well said and very true. No matter how poorly White America treated black performers of her generation, there could never be any denying Sarah Vaughan's luminous and singular talent.
@jamesmaseobrown14 жыл бұрын
@avesraggiana I don't think so cause I've noticed the same thing. It's just the times she grew up in. I don't think I was even born when this was done. It just goes to show you how good she was to be one of the few blacks to be showcased in this manner. She may have entered thru the servants entrance, but she's front and center here.
@avesraggiana14 жыл бұрын
I can't help but notice that her "back-up dancers" are all white...how odd it looks now. And I'm willing to hazard that this video was shot during the Eisenhower era, a time when black performers had to enter through the service entrance even if they were giving a command performance at the White House. Sarah Vaughan would have to wait until the Johnson administration before being able to enter through the front doors of the White House, to give a command performance. Sorry, did I digress?
@StephanieJeannot14 жыл бұрын
Love her voice. So gorgeous!
@TruthSerum10115 жыл бұрын
Wow! The best.
@jamesmaseobrown15 жыл бұрын
I got it from a DVD titled "Sarah Vaughan & other jazz Divas." I purchased it on Amazon. I read somewhere that she didn't really care for these types of songs. However, she does such a damn good job of it.
@jimnick115 жыл бұрын
Where does this clip come from? Regardless of whether "Esperience Unnecesary" is someone's favorite song, Sarah hated this kind of material and only recorded and performed it for cantractual reasons. She was the jazz musician par excelence.
@MusixMan8115 жыл бұрын
I see why she was called "Sassy" Sarah and Ella were at the top. Still there.
@jamesmaseobrown15 жыл бұрын
If there's a sync problem, it's due to my computer. I digitized this from a VHS tape. It took three tries before this attempt. They didn't lip-sync'd back in the 50's
@kingofthehousemedia Жыл бұрын
James...I have a DVD of Disc Jockey (1951). It has this track but is missing The Weavers two songs. Roving Kind and Aunt Rhody. I am curious if your VHS copy includes the Weavers. They were originally in the movie. Thanks.
@stylesd0215 жыл бұрын
thanks for posting. Huge fan as well!!!
@jamesmaseobrown15 жыл бұрын
I decided to search for rare Sarah Vaughan video clips and publish them here. What I realy dislike are those individuals who do post her videos and don't tell anyone how to obtain them. I'm still trying to locate a source for the London Palladium vids.
@arnelnacino67545 жыл бұрын
I'm replying to an old post, but I hope you find those London Palladium videos. For a while, a beautiful live performance of Sarah Vaughan singing "I'll Never Smile Again" at the "Night At The Palladium," lived on youtube, but it disappeared a few years ago.
@nicholasgilman93985 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this; I'd never seen it. Any film of her from this period is invaluable. Though obviously recorded in a studio and sung to playback, it's still interesting especially as she varies a bit from the Colombia recording.
@lovethefields2 жыл бұрын
Keep our Treasures alive ✊🏾
@DanyelHawkes15 жыл бұрын
But saying that classical sigers are shackled to scores is probably a result of you never being exposed to the real beauty of the art. Classical music can be very mechanical if interpreted by "musicians" and not "artists. Not many classical singers have broken that stereotype. But the few ones that have served so much more to the art of sining that any contemporary, pop, or jazz singer ever could.
@DanyelHawkes15 жыл бұрын
Wagner is great. Revolutionary. I understand his art but i, personally am not an activist in the "Wagnerian movement". Brahms Chopin pucinni and even handel is great. i guess I can understand ur comment. Sarah, herself, is quite the legend!!!(understatement!!! a mager one)
@HR530815 жыл бұрын
One of the greatest singers in jazz for ever!
@DanyelHawkes15 жыл бұрын
dont get me wrong its a great song and she's amazing. But do you really know anything about the art of classical music? really? If so you wouldnt of made such a comment. but hey w/e right? cause im just testing out my vocabulary so what i say MUST be completely irrelevant.
@DanyelHawkes15 жыл бұрын
fctchk that was a naive comment
@sugarfreemars15 жыл бұрын
Beautiful soul
@VealParmigiana15 жыл бұрын
I like Sarah's Mercury recordings the best, and this is one of my favorite songs by her.
@myagenee15 жыл бұрын
Powerful and unmatched.
@pholkins15 жыл бұрын
stunning.
@jamesmaseobrown15 жыл бұрын
Sarah was fabulous. This was done around the year I was born (1957), maybe a little earlier. By time I was a teen ager, she was in her 40's and I wasn't a really big fan. Recently, when I started viewing these clips during her younger days is when I became a devot\ut fan.
@KevinIsaiah6 жыл бұрын
James Brown isn't it crazy what music can do throughout life 😊
@rreettyyuull15 жыл бұрын
go head ms.sassy
@theblueangel2815 жыл бұрын
experience unnecessary is like my favorite song ive heard her do
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Hauntingly beautiful
NTH DICEY here ...except the suspicious strings, bedduhh unattached .. .. . With a time machine, into a diff era, another world, a bygone 1. 70 yrs is just a wing of a whippoorwill ..
thank you! What a delicious gift. That's singer Ginny Sims as the DJ.
Гениально!
berührend beruhigend
The Devine One,Sassy Sarah. Unmatched with her Vocals.
@tonyholcombe8193 CARMEN & BETTY can beat her to & fro ...whenevvuhhh they feel like it. The point : all ranking is childish = tastes vary ..
I had the honor of meeting sitting and talking with this great lady l. Miss her madly
I think I love this version more than the well-known one. The arrangement.....
thanks
Talk about rare! I thought I’d seen all her videos. So good to know they are more treasures from the Sassy One!
where can't i find this movie on dvd!
''S Wonderful'. My all-time favorite great American songbook standard (written by George and Ira Gershwin). I think Sassy sang my favorite version.
Outstanding singer. One of my major influences together with Ella.
若くって 顔の表情も可愛いですね〜勿論歌もナイス‼️
Translation, thanks to google translate (I'm sure the actual comment is much more eloquent): The younger face expression is cute, too ~ Of course the song is nice!
As a fellow singer, I'm so glad there are such examples like the one and only Sarah Vaughan to offer some tips on how to truly put out great vocals. Thank you for the music Sassy.
love it!
The Divine Goddess!!!One-of-a-kind!!!!
thankyou sarah
when was this does anyone know??
probably 1954
@photojimsf you do now :)
@festerfree Yes, the voice used in West Side Story instead of Natalie Wood was Marnie Nixon who also dubbed the voice for Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady and for Deborah Kerr in The King and I. She also played one of the nuns in The Sound of Music.
@JAZZ8507 Believe me, I did a lot of research and finding material isn't easy. IMDB is a good source, and where I found the one clip from a movie. I'm still trying to narrow down where to purchase or have access to some of the other stuff they list.
Sarah is not a queen she is a goddess.....
This was one of many hit singles for Mercury. Working there she found paradise. She did pop for Mercury and jazz for EmArcy. She got to select the B sides of all her singles and otherwise sang whatever she was given and always made every song 10 times better than it originally was. Both she and Mercury made a fortune from their very fruitful partnership.
Her Columbia and Mercury singles did well, but she actually ended up with very little after her first Mercury deal concluded, unfortunately. This was mostly due to her husband/manager George Treadwell, but many of those albums didn't actually sell well at the time and the label kept steering her back to standards and pop tunes like "Broken Hearted Melody." She probably should have gone to Verve after Mercury -- her former bandmates Bird and Diz were there, as well as Billie and Ella, and Norman Granz took good care of his artists. Sassy's second husband and Roulette ended up screwing her again.
Even if she is lip synching she sure didn't have to. Listen to all the clips on youtube of her singing live. She was one great singer and she always sounded great. Her live recordings are some of her best.
Miss NEWARK NJ HERSELF!!!!!!! WHITNEY WHO????? NAH JUST JOKING!!!!
@jamesmaseobrown "Front and Center here"...well said and very true. No matter how poorly White America treated black performers of her generation, there could never be any denying Sarah Vaughan's luminous and singular talent.
@avesraggiana I don't think so cause I've noticed the same thing. It's just the times she grew up in. I don't think I was even born when this was done. It just goes to show you how good she was to be one of the few blacks to be showcased in this manner. She may have entered thru the servants entrance, but she's front and center here.
I can't help but notice that her "back-up dancers" are all white...how odd it looks now. And I'm willing to hazard that this video was shot during the Eisenhower era, a time when black performers had to enter through the service entrance even if they were giving a command performance at the White House. Sarah Vaughan would have to wait until the Johnson administration before being able to enter through the front doors of the White House, to give a command performance. Sorry, did I digress?
Love her voice. So gorgeous!
Wow! The best.
I got it from a DVD titled "Sarah Vaughan & other jazz Divas." I purchased it on Amazon. I read somewhere that she didn't really care for these types of songs. However, she does such a damn good job of it.
Where does this clip come from? Regardless of whether "Esperience Unnecesary" is someone's favorite song, Sarah hated this kind of material and only recorded and performed it for cantractual reasons. She was the jazz musician par excelence.
I see why she was called "Sassy" Sarah and Ella were at the top. Still there.
If there's a sync problem, it's due to my computer. I digitized this from a VHS tape. It took three tries before this attempt. They didn't lip-sync'd back in the 50's
James...I have a DVD of Disc Jockey (1951). It has this track but is missing The Weavers two songs. Roving Kind and Aunt Rhody. I am curious if your VHS copy includes the Weavers. They were originally in the movie. Thanks.
thanks for posting. Huge fan as well!!!
I decided to search for rare Sarah Vaughan video clips and publish them here. What I realy dislike are those individuals who do post her videos and don't tell anyone how to obtain them. I'm still trying to locate a source for the London Palladium vids.
I'm replying to an old post, but I hope you find those London Palladium videos. For a while, a beautiful live performance of Sarah Vaughan singing "I'll Never Smile Again" at the "Night At The Palladium," lived on youtube, but it disappeared a few years ago.
Thank you for this; I'd never seen it. Any film of her from this period is invaluable. Though obviously recorded in a studio and sung to playback, it's still interesting especially as she varies a bit from the Colombia recording.
Keep our Treasures alive ✊🏾
But saying that classical sigers are shackled to scores is probably a result of you never being exposed to the real beauty of the art. Classical music can be very mechanical if interpreted by "musicians" and not "artists. Not many classical singers have broken that stereotype. But the few ones that have served so much more to the art of sining that any contemporary, pop, or jazz singer ever could.
Wagner is great. Revolutionary. I understand his art but i, personally am not an activist in the "Wagnerian movement". Brahms Chopin pucinni and even handel is great. i guess I can understand ur comment. Sarah, herself, is quite the legend!!!(understatement!!! a mager one)
One of the greatest singers in jazz for ever!
dont get me wrong its a great song and she's amazing. But do you really know anything about the art of classical music? really? If so you wouldnt of made such a comment. but hey w/e right? cause im just testing out my vocabulary so what i say MUST be completely irrelevant.
fctchk that was a naive comment
Beautiful soul
I like Sarah's Mercury recordings the best, and this is one of my favorite songs by her.
Powerful and unmatched.
stunning.
Sarah was fabulous. This was done around the year I was born (1957), maybe a little earlier. By time I was a teen ager, she was in her 40's and I wasn't a really big fan. Recently, when I started viewing these clips during her younger days is when I became a devot\ut fan.
James Brown isn't it crazy what music can do throughout life 😊
go head ms.sassy
experience unnecessary is like my favorite song ive heard her do