Sarah Vaughan
Swingin' Easy
Album · Jazz · 1957 · Verve Reissues
They called her Sassy, as well as The Divine One. Here she is both. In the intimate setting of a sympathetic trio, Sarah Vaughan proves why she-along with Ella, Billie, and Dinah-ranks among the top jazz ladybirds. Her reading of "Shulie A Bop" contains some of her finest scatting on record. Her "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" paints a picture with a lushness that rivals Monet. "Words Can't Describe" describes the ineffable quality of this monumentally gifted artist.
Swingin' Easy
Sarah Vaughan
They called her Sassy, as well as The Divine One. Here she is both. In the intimate setting of a sympathetic trio, Sarah Vaughan proves why she-along with Ella, Billie, and Dinah-ranks among the top jazz ladybirds. Her reading of "Shulie A Bop" contains some of her finest scatting on record. Her "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" paints a picture with a lushness that rivals Monet. "Words Can't Describe" describes the ineffable quality of this monumentally gifted artist.
