Sarah Vaughan/France 1969 Soundboard Edition

Sarah Vaughan, one of the “Big Three” female jazz vocalists and one of the greatest singers of the 20th century, recorded her live performance at the Salle Pleyel in Paris, France on October 28, 1969, using the finest stereo soundboard recordings recently broadcast locally. Now in her mid-40s, Sarah Vaughan is at the peak of her maturity, delivering a rich rendition of her most exquisite standards. Even during her difficult years without a record contract, you can fully enjoy the beautiful, graceful voice of this diva in superb sound. Live at Salle Pleyel, Paris, France. October 28th 1969 1. A Lot Of Livin’ To Do (02:41) 2. And I Love Him (03:41) 3. Fly Me To The Moon (04:42) 4. On A Clear Day (02:26) 5. Lover Man (03:58) 6. ‘Round Midnight (07:18) 7. Broken Hearted Melody (02:17) 8. Misty (05:43) 9. I Cried For You (01:29) 10. Et Maintenant (What Now, My Love ?) (05:20) 11. I Had A Ball (03:47) 12. Tenderly (09:20) Sarah Vaughan – vocals John Veith – piano Gus Mancuso – double bass Ed Pucci – drums