Sarah Vaughan - My funny Valentine

Sarah Vaughan - My funny Valentine

[@lukethomas658]

She was in her late 60s and still had incredible control of her instrument. Really, really stunning

[@IgnoranceIsNotCute]

Agreed, except she unfortunately didn’t live to see her late 60s. She died at 66…mid 60s.

[@josephbarclayross6216]

Stronger than any man, sweeter than any woman, greater than any artist. The incomparably Divine Sarah.

[@vic8122]

Hahaha! Joseph Ross. I'll be darned. This is the first time I saw someone I know on a KZbin comments section.

[@KMVTV1]

Her control is immaculate.

Her range too!!!

[@yjadalyn1]

I know right? I still haven't heard anything quite like it, and I consider myself a bit of a music buff. She's like fine wine that Mrs. Vaughan.

[@melindamullins9649]

👍such control with vocals

[@litalsumu188]

Incredible !💖

[@arthurbennett7723]

Have been listening to this wonderful voice since scratchy fading AFN days. In the later 1940's when I was a teenager. Now 83 she still makes my heart beat that little faster sorry she is no longer with us but singing with the angels! :-)

[@stephenhardy6340]

Arthur Bennett How wonderful, God bless you , you are so Lucky to have enjoyed Sarah's magic for so long. I wish you health and happiness….. And I pray we will both enjoy Sarah's vocal gifts in heaven ….

[@arthurbennett7723]

First fell for Sarah singing Body & Soul on AFN in 1948, loved. her ever since.

[@glenntownes1244]

+Arthur Bennett She was incredible. My dad loved Sassy Sarah..I hope she is singing to him up above....

[@38bilgenz]

Arthur Bennett omg you are a history

[@saerin9429]

I'm just 18 and I swear I'm in love with this!

[@ccbaby2897]

She has complete control of that instrument....just a vocal wonder!

[@sunlitweb]

She is getting her own postage stamp in a few days. She is perfect for such an honor.

[@valencia4215]

+sunlitweb I'm looking at my stamps right now. What an honor indeed for a masterful songstress. So wish the youngsters would listen to what real music and musicianship sounds like.

[@lindarebello9196]

Sarah is my favorite female jazz vocalists. She can bend note like no one else! I was lucky to have heard her at the Newport Jazz Festival. She raised the hair on my arms, gave me goosebumps and tears in my eyes. I love her!

[@eddiefekete4532]

You just gave the description of a great artist Sassy is amazing!

[@mcpheonixx]

So this is what heaven sounds like. Who knew !

[@caponsacchi]

On the posthumously released "Sarah Vaughan in the City of Lights" (recorded in Paris in late 1985), Sarah explains that she does "Valentine" differently every night and simply dares her pianist to be able to follow her (he does!). In fact, she sings 2 different endings. Early Sarah (Mr. Kelly's, etc) is letter perfect. Late Sarah is the one jazz diva who inspite of the smoking, emphysema, etc., still possessed an instrument that could do everything. Put away your expectations of how a vocalist "should" sound (the monotone Melody Gardot or the emotionless, stiff Diana Krall). Open up to a musician who "has it all," and is never afraid to "lay it all on the line." She crosses genres and moods,, swoops up and down the octaves, and in Frank Collette she had the pianist to follow her musical athleticism (plus Count Basie drummer, Harold Jones). She alone went out as a singer with an instrument still intact, and her use of it is testament to the human creative spirit, a courageous and breath-taking performance--on the same high level as the 16 CDs of music Bill Evans recorded the week before his death.

[@VoltairesRevenge]

Dude, what you wrote here is publish-worthy.

[@jacquelinepaul9731]

I beg to differ with you about Diana Krall..whilst I hear what you're saying..she doesn't think she is a great vocalist..however what she lacks for the jazz connoisseurs like yourself..she makes up for it with many other attributes..she has a very sexy timbre to her voice..and a very attractive voice...have u heard..i get along without you very well..and a masterpiece called..i could drink a case of you..her timing is indecent..her arrangements and piano playing are sublime...so it's swings and roundabouts.

[@rickoatman5902]

@@jacquelinepaul9731 Well said, as I am also a major fan of Diane for all the same reasons. In addition, let's also not forget the great Julie London, of who Krall sounds very much like. 2 incomparable voices! :)

[@TombCat]

What a gorgeous, thoughtful, beautifully written and realized post. A worthy tribute, thank you.

[@TheRealMacStahh]

How can someone dislike perfection.. Makes no sense whatsoever.

[@samuelus12]

Nobody sings this song better than Sarah Vaughan. To me, this is her trademark song!!!

[@alexanderdamiansson9048]

This Woman is a National Treasure and simply amazing!

[@ralphjohnson8849]

This is how you interpret a standard,and make it your own. One of THE BEST to do it....

[@JazzFlop212]

Sarah was one of the rarest musicians. Not only were both her voice and styling truly perfect but they remained perfect up until the end. What an incredible woman. In my opinion, one of, if not the finest vocalist in American history.

[@coonalisa230]

I don't understand why Aretha gotta be #1 on Rolling Stones' greatest vocalists of all time' list instead of THIS LADY right here. Sarah, hands down, possessed superior control and technique of her instrument than ANY female vocalists ever. The one that's arguably comparable is probably Mrs. Streisand

[@coonalisa230]

And perhaps Rachelle Ferrell.

[@tracyhill6069]

WHAT ABOUT ELLA, PATTIE, DINAH SHE HAD A LOWER RANGE, TRUE. BUT IT'S A REAL TOSS UP FOR ME. TO EACH HIS OWN

[@pamelamacneil1331]

I agree. My guess though is that Rolling Stone was not very familiar with Sarah Vaughan. I'd be surprised if they listened too her at all. The only musical artist I know who did listen to Sarah Vaughan, was Van Morrison. There may be other musical artists but I just don't know. I watched Van in an interview at a club in NY. It was a well known radio DJ also in NY who was interviewing him. He asked Van "who are you listening to these days?" Van answered "Sarah Vaughan at her concert in Japan. Are you familiar with it?" "Oh yes", answered the interviewer. It was one of her concerts that became known for her amazing performance , but it also became known for another reason. A young woman was so overwhelmed by Sarah Vaughan's singing that she jumped on the stage running with arms out toward Sarah Vaughan. It happened so fast that no one stopped her. As she got closer Sarah held out her arm and held the girl to her all the while continuing to sing. Instead of fearing this young woman,Sarah embraced her. Cheers.

[@mariamihailik5310]

@@pamelamacneil1331 Amy Winehouse was a big Sara Vaughan fan

[@pamelamacneil1331]

Yes you are probably right. I am sure there were others too. Amy Winehouse was a great talent. What a tragedy we lost her. I have been listening to Sarah for years and was lucky enough to see her live a number of times. While there are other great female vocalists, I think Sarah Vaughan is in a league of her own.

[@Whatanidiot2007]

her range is spiritual....you can hear the power that she is wielding as each note cries out soft ballad and powerhouse voice= it worked. rich and engaging...thank you Sarah Vaughn. Rest in Peace..

[@dresquash1234]

The amazing , incomparable Sarah. She saves nothing and gives you 100 percent which is why you get her unique style from song to song.

[@murph5438]

Simply put --- she was the greatest female singer who ever lived

[@Eastpointe]

She and Ella!

[@MsDilly12]

This woman just too perfect! She sings from the depth of her soul and just makes you feel like she is singing directly to your soul. With age she just got better and better.

[@andresaciar1991]

This is so out of this world!!!! Speechless!

[@moviemonk1000]

Sara Vaughn takes me on a musical journey ... I guess I could listen to her forever

[@pamelamacneil3950]

I saw Sarah Vaughan a number of times in Toronto. One of the concerts was at The Ontario Place Forum, an open air venue which was great for concerts. Anyway Sarah was backed by The Toronto Symphony Orchestra. That night she did all of Cole Porter. It was a beautiful summer night, the sky was filled with stars, the Orchestra was playing beautifully, but more then anything, the great Sarah Vaughan was singing. I felt honoured to be there. I'll never forget that night!

[@Zaidemeit]

The Goddess of Sirens!!!

[@WorldDrummerStef]

My Lord!! She blows me away!!! Her artistry, emotion, and explosive energy is simply heaven!!

[@murph5438]

Here I go again ! --- the best female American singer ever --- there will never be another --- sing my love ---- we still listen--- every time i listen to you it's valentines day

[@louislark4506]

Majestic, angelic, splendid, opulent, and impeccable.

[@deborahmatthews6142]

I love Sarah one of the Greatest voices of all time,,,,, miss you

[@vickifutrell1404]

this is singing people a work of art

[@Theresiatomahu]

She's unbelievable..........My God.... This is the first time I heard her singing....I love her XXXXXXXXXXX

[@gatske]

I once was so lucky! I saw her at North Sea Jazz a long time ago. An experience so above nature....!!!! I was crying all the time. I coud'nt stop crying at every song she sang. But I didnt want to make a noise so I tried and managed to cry in silence, but so many tears I cried. This woman's voice is so above everything else!!! WOW!! I will never forget that performance!!!! Sarah I will always love you and your voice!!!! xxx

[@taino20]

I've been listening to Sarah Vaughan for years and aside from the magnificent voice of this lady. she sounds like a tenor sax with her range.

[@stinwin7895]

one of the greatest voices of all time. I am going to school in the fall to study music full time, and looking forward to studying jazz, and listening to the greats just makes me more excited. thank you god for blessing us with Sarah Vaughan.

[@pamelamacneil1331]

I have seen Sarah Vaughan live several times.Llistening to that incredible voice live was an experience I'll never forget. I can still see her strolling on to the stage, microphone in hand, sitting on a stool, a cold glass of water and a box of kleenex on the piano beside her. She would then throw her head back and start to sing. Her casual, relaxed demeanor does not prepare you for her powerful voice. Everyone there that night knew we were hearing the voice of a vocal genius. There is no one you can compare Sarah Vaughan to. She was incomparable, in a league of her own. It was a privilege to have seen her live!

[@HeyitsRayKalani]

Her voice is so beautiful. :'(

[@MiamiPush2theLimit]

This makes me cry.

[@Raynenigh]

jennifer86010 Her rendition of My Funny Valentine brings me to tears; it's amazing when a song has that kind of affect on a person b/c you know the song as well as the singer is great & she was truly among the greats of her time & even now... On one of the weekends I sneaked off to New Orleans w/a cousin who enjoyed blues as much as I do (tho' this song's classified as both blues & jazz but in my heart, it feels more of a blues type of song). We did this as many weekends as we could pull it off by leaving on Fridays & getting back by Sundays; we stayed a bit longer when there wasn't school & took off again even if we did get caught. We slept in the car so there wasn't costs beyond gas to get there & back, food, & of course drinks as nobody ever carded us b/c we looked older than we were & often despite being cousins, we were mistaken as siblings or as being a married couple. We were cousins who understood each other b/c we both came from abusive families so in many ways, we were more like a cross of best friends & siblings as he felt like my older brother even if it was less than a year. We'd go out to this little restaurant where locals ate b/c the food was much better & it was pure Creole/Cajun cooking & a non-touristy area; we always left as much of a tip as we could, esp on Sundays b4 we had to leave & over time the owner & staff knew us by name & automatically had this huge plate of steamed mud bugs w/a bottle of Tequila, bottle of hot sauce, shot glasses, & limes or lemons. Afterward, we'd walk around until finding the best blues club we heard playing & then go in & stay until closing enjoying the music, the alcohol, & each others company. After closing, we'd head back to the car to sleep it off & go out again the next day until we had to go back home. I can't count the weekends we slipped off to the city but I do know I enjoyed each one - even the ones when we got caught & then went back again as soon as we could. LOL!

[@bradrobertson02]

This is one of the best comment postings ever! +jennifer, you're awesome!

[@ritapacitti9599]

Loved your comment, your story. Bless you and thank you.

[@michaelgarel4279]

Sarah Vaughan was an incomparable symphony, wrapped in gorgeous ebony skin.

[@jjmac3561]

What wonderful textures and tones, what an extraordinary range and such a melodious sound. The likes should match the views.

[@troublewiththecurve7655]

OMGOSH.........!!!!!! It just doesn't get any better than this!!! No way to improve on that!!! I am in awe!

[@briancritchley498]

Well, I guess I have come across the best female voice I have ever had the pleasure to listen to..

[@edshea2040]

Doesn't matter if you have a Valentine-just listening to this makes you feel Love!

[@florenciamittelbach]

the best singer!!

[@karenwilliams1940]

Dad had a reel-to-reel tape player, and an enormous collection of tapes, when I was FIVE. My first intro to Sarah Vaughan. No one else like her.

[@mama456100]

She is amazing! Best jazz songstress out there.

[@theonlycontessa]

You really do feel her voice right down to the bone.

[@TheRosahamburgo]

thank you for posting it, I love her. Her voice control, feeling, attitude, and a million of things that She gives everytime She sings. A gift

[@vincentcarter6066]

I have seen her about a dozen times in NY City and what a remarkable voice and on the radio after she went into transition the announcer was interviewing Ella and he asked Ella who was her favorite singer and she said the one that just passed she didn't called her name.

[@emytanrobak597]

Vincent Carter

[@sheilafonseca7043]

a gift for the soul.

[@GoodasFiDem01]

What a voice....she gave me goose pimples......fantastic !!! She worked the song in a such a magnificent way this is a treasure !!! Loved it !!

[@noronhajazz]

beatiful

[@lucabombardi4861]

I could cry now.... Amazing.... Music is Life

[@Arron413]

This is a wonderful version of "My Funny Valentine." I believe it is one of her best. Sarah definitely let loose on this song. How marvelous to see her sing with some much passion!

[@2bloodstone]

Some where up there someone is being blessed with the voice of an angel.

[@vanessa4u4evr]

No one sings My Funny Valentine like Sarah. I loved to imitate her. She taught me how to sing.

[@hughsowell9740]

This talented artist, what a voice, control, phrasing, the ability to add class to holding a note, this talent has it all!!!

[@ebegreg100]

Now this is the way a song should be executed. Vocal perfection at its best. Singers donot exist today like Sarah Vaughn. Simply fantastic

[@7Jackie]

There is none ever like Sarah. So missed 🎉🎉❤

[@redbird9000]

Honey, she went to another dimension on this song... bravo... bravo.... bravo

[@CHYNANICOLE]

My GOD! What gift of song! What gift of voice! What gift of passion! Feel it in my BONES! LOVE IT!

[@fahnke]

I grew up listening to Sarah Vaughn, as my parents loved her voice. I was fortunate enough to see her in concert when I was young and it was the first time I shed a tear when watching a performance. I prefer her work in the later years, from the late 70's up to her death, when her voice got deeper and she became more of a stylist. She was, quite simply, one of the best vocalists ever. Thank you for posting this.

[@galassialegend5421]

Grandissima commozione e gioia.....letteralmente divina....quando l'ascolto chiudo gl'occhi e la sua voce mi trasporta in una dimensione celestiale....grazie di essere esistita Sarah Vaughan e di continuare a farlo nella nostra anima attraverso la tua voce/canzone/interpretazione e anima. GRAZIE INFINITEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@melinat9584]

This is music at it's best!!!!

[@Yuye1745]

Thank You Sarah, for this version, nearly makes me cry everytime I hear it :')

[@Aussiesound1]

In the late years of her career but nothing lost. So many singers now could learn from this Lady. When I saw her in concert at the Opera House many moons ago, I knew it would be the last time I would see her live, within months she had passed away. Her voice and memorywill live on in my mind..... until it is my turn.

[@Raynenigh]

Ken Sparkes I'm sure this is going to sound weird but I couldn't help but throw it out here. About 20yrs ago I began losing my sight as a result of what was initially believed to be solely from a hereditary, yet recessive gene, retinal disease though some 12yrs ago or so I was diagnosed w/4 different autoimmune diseases. I had to go to an ENT to be tested for insurance purposes b/c I was allergic to nickel & the insurance wouldn't cover the non-stainless surgical steel without a doc actually diagnosing me w/a nickel allergy. The doc was reading my history, which his nurse helped me with b/c I couldn't see the paper let alone the writing. He comes in the exam room & offers his sympathies for my having lost my sight to SLE (the worst of 4 types of Lupus) & Sjogren's Disease. I was confused; I told him I had lost my sight (w/the exception of a small but diminishing light perception) to a hereditary retinal disease. He apologized then checked my records again. He finally tells me something my rheumatologist & neurologist & other -ologists I'd seen for yrs who failed to mention it.. He explains to me how Lupus & Sjogren's both cause blindness & in my case, it seemed as if I'd been hit with a double whammy. Sometime later I was telling my best friend about the appointment along with how upset I was that my own specialists never told me about the added loss of sight from the autoimmune diseases. Later in our call we got to talking about the loss of senses and she asked me if there was some way I'd been given a chance to choose what I was going to lose: my sight or my hearing, which would I would choose. I took several minutes or so to think about it before telling her I was actually lucky b/c I didn't think I could bear losing my hearing b/c I love music entirely too much to lose the ability to hear it. And when I say I love music, I mean I love all music. My tastes in music are extremely eclectic. I love everything whether it's opera, instrumental, smooth jazz, blues, rock, R&B, rockabilly, country, beach music, songs from musicals, etc... although, I do love the theater but I can't see more than a couple inches from my eyes and even that's on a good day - this isn't a good day. My left eye is almost blank while my right eye has some light perception but the left eye is irritated. It is most likely another run of corneal inflammation again due to the Sjogren's Disease. It causes corneal inflammation, chronic/severe dry eye syndrome, and in combination with SLE and the autoimmune disease, I lost the ability to differentiate btw like-colors a long time ago! I also have to be careful with infections b/c they are extremely difficult to fight b/c my immune system is toast. So I'm thankful for one thing at least and that is the knowledge that it is less likely that I will ever lose my hearing. It's super sharp and gets even more so with each progression I've gone through since I first started losing my sight. The progression varies with no set time or expiration date but each time it's dropped in clarity I have had to adjust to the loss and be even more vigilant with family and friends about making sure no furniture is moved and all doors are either fully closed or fully open so I don't walk into a half-open door and hurt myself. I guess if there's any upside and one thing to be thankful for, having my hearing intact is one of them. I carry my Ipod (it's a refurbished classic 120gb) with me along with ear buds to each doctor appt and visit to the lab so I have music or audiobooks to listen to while I wait. At home, I have a pair of Bose noise-canceling headphones, albeit an old set but well-cared for and well-used, that DH gave me for my birthday a long time ago. If I hit a rough patch where the pain from the joint damage and neuropathy that gets too bad, most often I can take my breakthrough medication, lay down with the Bose headsets & my Ipod for a few hours, even if I can't sleep it seems to help take my mind off the pain while the medication begins to work. I can't imagine not doing that. There is one thing I miss most with regards to the loss of sight. I miss being able to climb in my truck (it was an old 4wd Jeep pickup, which was great except when I had to take it to work when I wore business dresses and 5-6in stiletto heels b/c I had to pull myself up into the truck as it was but doing it in stiletto heels & a short dress or skirt was challenging) or climb on my motorcycle on a good day with no rain or storms coming up and just drive to clear my head. I miss driving so much. It's even worse b/c this area doesn't have any public transportation and cab fare is quite literally highway robbery! But if I have to be honest with myself, I'd miss hearing music more. I still have trouble comprehending audiobook narrators b/c there aren't many out there who are great storytellers. If Morgan Freeman, Robert Redford, and Ron Perlman were narrators of audiobooks, I could listen to them without any problems with comprehension but they don't narrate many, if any audiobooks and I find that sad. Robert Redford's narration throughout the film A River Runs Through It kept me interested the entire movie just as Morgan Freeman did with Shawshank Redemption. And who wouldn't love to hear Ron Perlman reading classical literature or poetry as he did when he was playing the role of Vincent in Beauty and the Beast with Linda Hamilton. Linda would be great too b/c she did such a wonderful job with the narration in the Terminator movies as Sarah Conner. I especially liked the ending where she is recording tapes for her unborn son John where she is almost talking aloud b/c she is musing about how much to tell him about his father and if she did tell him, would it change his mind to send Kyle back in time to ensure he was born in order to lead the last of the human resistance to beat the machines in the war. Richard ?, I can't recall his last name but the man who played the role of John Boy Walton in Walton's Mountain and then he was in the film, The Stalking of ---- Black. I can't remember the woman's first name but he played the stalker who believed they were in a relationship when they were not and after his behavior worsened, he was fired from the company where they both worked and he came back with an RV fill of weapons then went in building and injured many and killed even more but she managed to get out and the police killed him. Richard Thomas... That's his name. He has a nice voice for narration. Kellie Martin (Life Goes On series, and Christy, the Series) actually did narrate the book Christy. It was PERFECT! I'm so thankful she did the narration for the book although the version with her narration is difficult if not impossible to find and if you do, it's usually very expensive, which is sad b/c it's so great. Martin was made for that role and she was made to narrate the book based on the series where she portrayed the character of Christine Huddleston, also referred to as "Teacher" by the students and even some of their parents. Tyne Day was great in the series too. She has an excellent reading voice too. I wish they would take an interest in it but we have to take what we can get I guess.

[@awomanwonderful]

No one is or was bad like Sarah V her range highs or lows the vibrato in her voice! that ole black magic is a monster! Bravo!

[@butfulmuzik]

Just listen to that glorious voice--it becomes an instrument in her hands. When Sarah came to town, I would be in the audience for each performance. Each and every song she sang was simply heaven. I am so grateful for having had the chance to see and hear this wonderful woman perform. I miss you, Sweet Sarah!

[@louislark4506]

Stunningly majestic like an anglelic splemdid bird eclipsing me to the jazz hemisphere.

[@nancydrew5]

I'd give 10 years of my life for her to come back to life and grace us with her live gift of song once again. She is needed she is missed.

[@estherbynum]

She was the cream of the crop, my all time favorite singer , Sassy Classy Sarah Vaughan💖❤💖❤💖❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💖💖

[@mistersedric]

Omg! Beyond Devine!! She totally goes IN!

[@leongardner710]

this is mature grown up music... small children won't understand it. the Devine One, is at her peak...what control...that VOICE was heavenly touch

I'm 24 and I understand and love it!

[@doggiedearest]

a truly wondrous singer with a beautiful voice, and what a range she had. This is singing of the highest class. A unique and lovely performer

[@louislark4506]

The supreme, sassy, majestic voices transports me to the heavenly hemisphere. What a phenomenal rendition of " My Funny Valentine."

[@chickstobitch1]

Splendid! She was unique in her interpretations.

[@dianabaty5005]

She sings like how heaven is going to be. I love her voice a gift from God

[@Joubert1963]

Feeling of song. Sarah is one of the largest singers of all time!

[@rosebud3971]

Patrick, my favorite work of art. I love you better after death. May God bless you!

[@royalhartigan]

deepest, sarah, you give us life and spirit, in memory of lillian gaulden, a spirit of the drum, light, and of the heart, always

Vez ou outra retorno aqui, há anos. Lindo, belo, impossível, de cair os queixos... Viagem sem volta até os máximos limites das notas, técnicas e dos sentimentos...

[@KuttyJoe]

Her voice is a lot deeper, but it still sounded great at this point.

[@vodkamarie]

Sarah is so talented her voice takes the mind to another dimension. It's not quite able to be put in words, only in her voice. This gift comes once and isn't it wonderful to have the opportunity to listen to such a rare and beautiful sound.

[@storypoetproductions]

Beautiful and powerful. Her voice is timeless.

[@louislark4506]

Brilliantly sung!

[@robertalan1]

Wow, I'm breathless. She sings the heck of that song. Like no one else.

[@JimmieLeeAllen]

OMG !!!! Indeed The Best of The Best female Jazz Songstress ever !!! She is my favorite of them all, not taking anything away from the many others !!! Sassy ? Oh she is All-Thing and a whole lot More !!! I can Never get enough of listening to her or this particular song !!! Thank You Lord for Blessing us with the likes of this Awesomely Awesome Woman !!!

[@OsorioThomaz1]

É impossível não se emocionar ai ouvir Rodgers and Hart na voz de Sarah

[@shoogafoot]

Sarah Vaughn good GOD! What a gift and thank God we can still enjoy it! I LOVE THIS WOMAN'S VOICE!

[@michelgouilly6283]

Quelle merveille "My funny valentine" et par Sarah en plus...Yess

[@juanlauria2041]

girl you can sing¡¡¡¡

[@sheiladubin6559]

The best there ever was

[@Halifaxgal4real2]

My fav, singer still, our Sassy!

[@nammyohorengekyo365]

My heart is fixed, O God, my heart is fixed: I will sing and give praise. (Psalms 57:7)

[@michaelblair8240]

one of two of the best artists of the type in history; maybe the best ever,

[@stayrussh]

The definition of perfection.

[@MarilynCarino]

*weeping salty tears of joy and astonishment*

[@Martine1love]

What can one day? Simply AWESOME, EXTRAORDINARY!!

[@reenee33]

I saw her perform in NY in the village..I also met Ella twice....I understand how lucky I am.I love Ella...And I love Sarah...Two completely different singers..Both amazing....Sarah was so intense-an amazing vocalist!!!

[@riprap1927]

I am so glad to have lived in the era of this great music. I attended a concert by Sarah Vaughan in Oklahoma City many years ago

[@chuckiebaby2000]

Her heart still BEATS when WE listen.. The finesse OF her glorious instrument..

[@robertoincutti4712]

True art never dies!♥️🇮🇹🌹