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Album · 1955

After Hours With Sarah Vaughan

by Sarah Vaughan

Released
1955
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
CL 660
Tracklist
12 tracks
Country
US

“After Hours With Sarah Vaughan” is an album by Sarah Vaughan, released in 1955 on Columbia. The original release has 12 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Black Coffee”, “Deep Purple”, “I Cried For You” and “Just Friends”. The line-up features Sarah Vaughan (vocals, lead vocals) and Joe Lipman & His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Who played on After Hours With Sarah Vaughan

  • Sarah Vaughan vocals, lead vocals on 2 tracks
  • Joe Lipman & His Orchestra performing orchestra on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 After Hours
  2. A2 Street of Dreams standard — Victor Young
  3. A3 You Taught Me to Love Again — Tommy Dorsey, William Henri Woode
  4. A4 You’re Mine, You — Johnny Green
  5. A5 My Reverie — Claude Debussy
  6. A6 Summertime standard — George Gershwin
  7. B1 Black Coffee standard — Sonny Burke
  8. B2 Thinking of You — Harry Ruby
  9. B3 I Cried for You standard — Gus Arnheim, Abe Lyman
  10. B4 Perdido standard — Juan Tizol
  11. B5 Deep Purple standard — Peter de Rose
  12. B6 Just Friends standard — John Klenner

More albums by Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughan 1950 · Columbia Images 1954 · EmArcy In the Land of Hi-Fi 1955 · EmArcy The Divine Sarah 1955 · Mercury Records Sarah Vaughan 1955 · EmArcy My Kinda Love 1955 · MGM Records Sassy 1956 · EmArcy At the Blue Note 1956 · Mercury Records Sarah Vaughan Sings George Gershwin 1957 · Mercury Records Sarah Vaughan Sings 1957 · Masterseal Records Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eckstine Sing the Best of Irving Berlin 1957 · Mercury Records Sings Broadway: Great Songs from Hit Shows 1957 · Mercury Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on After Hours With Sarah Vaughan?

The line-up of After Hours With Sarah Vaughan includes Sarah Vaughan (vocals, lead vocals) and Joe Lipman & His Orchestra (performing orchestra).

Which label released After Hours With Sarah Vaughan?

After Hours With Sarah Vaughan was released in 1955 on Columbia (CL 660).

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