Album · 1950

Sarah Vaughan

Released: 26 August 1950
Label: Columbia
Catalogue no.: C-211
Tracklist: 8 tracks
Country: US

“Sarah Vaughan” is an album by Sarah Vaughan, released in 1950 on Columbia. The original release has 8 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Ain't Misbehavin'”, “Come Rain Or Come Shine”, “East Of The Sun” and “It Might As Well Be Spring”. The line-up features George Treadwell & His All Stars (performing orchestra), Sarah Vaughan (vocals), Bennie Green (trombone), Billy Taylor Jr. (bass, double bass) and Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone).

Who played on Sarah Vaughan

George Treadwell & His All Stars performing orchestra all tracks
Sarah Vaughan vocals all tracks
Bennie Green trombone on 7 tracks
Billy Taylor Jr. bass, double bass on 7 tracks
Budd Johnson tenor saxophone on 7 tracks
J.C. Heard drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
Jimmy Jones piano on 7 tracks
Miles Davis trumpet on 7 tracks
Tony Scott clarinet on 7 tracks
Freddie Green guitar on 4 tracks
Mundell Lowe guitar, electric guitar on 3 tracks

Tracklist

1-A East of the Sun (and West of the Moon) standard — Brooks Bowman
1-B Ain’t Misbehavin’ standard — Harry Brooks, Fats Waller
2-A Nice Work If You Can Get It standard — George Gershwin
2-B Goodnight My Love — Mack Gordon
3-A Come Rain or Come Shine standard — Harold Arlen
3-B Can’t Get Out of This Mood — Jimmy McHugh
4-A Mean to Me standard — Fred Ahlert
4-B It Might as Well Be Spring standard — Richard Rodgers

Production

George Treadwell producer

More albums by Sarah Vaughan

In the Land of Hi-Fi 1955 · EmArcy The Divine Sarah 1955 · Mercury Records Sarah Vaughan 1955 · EmArcy Sassy 1956 · EmArcy At the Blue Note 1956 · Mercury Records Sarah Vaughan Sings George Gershwin 1957 · Mercury Records In a Romantic Mood 1958 · Mercury Records Sweet, Sultry and Swinging 1962 · Spin-O-Rama Vaughan With Voices 1964 · Mercury Records Pop Artistry 1966 · Mercury Records The New Scene 1966 · Mercury Records How Long Has This Been Going On? 1978 · Pablo

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sarah Vaughan?

The line-up of Sarah Vaughan includes George Treadwell & His All Stars (performing orchestra), Sarah Vaughan (vocals), Bennie Green (trombone), Billy Taylor Jr. (bass, double bass), Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone), J.C. Heard (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Jones (piano) and Miles Davis (trumpet).

Which label released Sarah Vaughan?

Sarah Vaughan was released in 1950 on Columbia (C-211).

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