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Sarah Vaughan
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Noun1.Sarah Vaughan - United States jazz singer noted for her complex bebop phrasing and scat singing (1924-1990)
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a talented blues vocalist who has drawn comparisons to Sarah Vaughn ?
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Maybe not as good as the first four Early Girls releases, there's still some quality stuff on offer here, notably Patty Duke's Don't Just Stand There, Doris Troy's Just One Look ( a hit over here for The Hollies), Sue Thompson's Paper Tiger and the exquisite Broken Hearted Melody by Sarah Vaughn.
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of South Florida), "My Man"--sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Billie Holliday, Barbara Streisand, and originally by French chanteuse Mistinguett--is the quintessence of the torch song.
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