Sarah Vaughan, At Mister Kelly's - 1h 13m 12s

Tracks & Durations

1. September in the Rain	3:42
2. Willow Weep for Me	5:13
3. Just One of those Things	3:09
4. Be Anything but Darling Be Mine	4:49
5. Thou Swell	2:56
6. Stairway to the Stars	4:52
7. Honeysuckle Rose	3:37
8. Just a Gigolo	4:15
9. How High the Moon	3:26
10. Dream	4:20
11. I'm Going to Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter	3:16
12. It's Got to be Love	2:24
13. Alone	5:16
14. If This Isn't Love	2:24
15. Embraceable You	2:46
16. Lucky in Love	2:09
17. Dancing in the Dark	4:00
18. Poor Butterfly	4:21
19. Sometimes I'm Happy	3:14
20. Cover the Waterfront	2:52

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Review

After a rather shaky start (she can't find her key on "September in the Rain," knocks over a microphone stand, and stumbles on some lyrics during "Willow Weep for Me"), it doesn't take Sarah Vaughan long to overcome these glitches and deliver a nuanced, intimate performance on this live gig. Recorded in August 1957, this date features pianist Jimmy Jones, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Roy Haynes. As should be expected, their solid performance is strictly accompaniment and, for the most part, unspectacular. The show, of course, belongs to Sassy. She swoops, soars, whispers, and belts it out. Her range is jaw dropping; her control and vibrato are simply beyond compare. And although Vaughan asks for her mic to be turned up throughout the performance, she is mixed up front and quite high in the recording--right where she deserves to be. --S. Duda

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At Mister Kelly's

Tracks: 20, Disk length: 1h 13m 11s (-1m 59s)

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