SARAH VAUGHAN - Dejavu Retro Gold Collection [FLAC]

SARAH VAUGHAN - Dejavu Retro Gold Collection (2CD)[FLAC]



CD 1:



1. A Hundred Years From Today

2. Motherless Child

3. September Song

4. Embraceable You

5. Scat Blues

6. Day In Day Out

7. Fly Me To The Moon

8. Honeysuckle Rose

9. Somewhere Over The Rainbow

10. Sassy's Blues

11. Misty

12. On Green Dolphin Street

13. I Can't Give You Anything But Love

14. Sometimes I'm Happy

15. Maria

16. Tenderly

17. But Not for Me

18. The More I See You

19. Just One Of Those Things

20. I Cried For You

21. Poor Butterfly



CD 2:



1. The Mystery Of Man

2. The Mystery Of Man

3. The Actor

4. The Mystery Of Man

5. Girl Disappointed In Love

6. The Mystery Of Man

7. The Madeleine

8. The Mystery Of Man

9. The Black

10. The Mystery Of Man

11. The Children

12. Let It Live

13. The Armaments Worker

14. Toward The Light

15. Let It Live



Orchestra & Chorus Conducted By Lalo Schifrin



On June 30, 1984, an historic concert took place in the Tonhalle, the famous concert hall of Dusseldorf, West Germany. The event was the culmination of three years of work by artists of 19 nationalities. The star of the concert was Sarah Vaughan, one of the truly great singers of the twentieth Century. She sang a cycle of songs based on poems written years earlier by a young Polish priest named Karol Wojtyla, who would become the first non-Italian Pope in four centuries and take the name John Paul II. This recording contains one of Miss Vaughan's finest works, a soaring and inspired performance accompanied by a chorus and orchestra of 70 that includes Art Farmer, Benny Baily and Edmund Thigpen.