Vaughan tackles a set of standards and contemporary pop tunes on this 1967 release, reinterpreting them with her signature vocal prowess. The album showcases her ability to inhabit a song, drawing from both jazz and soul influences.
- The album was released on May 10, 1967, by Verve Records.
- It was produced by Teddy Reig, a veteran producer known for his work with various jazz artists.
- The album features arrangements by Ernie Freeman.
Sarah Vaughan was one of the most accomplished jazz vocalists of the 20th century, known for her rich contralto voice and mastery of improvisation. By 1967, she had already achieved significant commercial and critical success, moving towards more pop-oriented material while retaining her jazz sensibilities.
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