Live At The 1971 Monterey Jazz Festival
Sarah Vaughan
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CAT # MJFR-30351-25
1. Introduction by Norman Granz 2. I Remember You 5:01 3. The Lamp Is Low 1:48 4. 'Round Midnight 5:25 5. There Will Never Be Another You 1:39 6. And I Love Him 4:32 7. Scattin' The Blues 5:00 8. Tenderly 2:58 9. All-Stars Introduction 1:18 10. A Monterey Jam 14:35 11. A Monterey Jam (Encore) 1:33
This previously unreleased live album features Sarah Vaughan in vocals, Billy Mays playing piano, Bob Magnusson groovin' the bass and Jimmy Cobbs on drums. Also features The Monterey Jazz Festival All-Stars (#10 and 11): Bill Harris—trombone; Roy Eldridge—trumpet; Clark Terry—trumpet, vocals (#10 only); Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, Zoot Sims-tenor saxophones; Benny Carter—alto saxophone; Mundell Lowe—guitar; John Lewis—piano; Louie Bellson—drums. Produced by Jimmy Lyons, this album was recorded live at the Monterey Jazz Festival on September 19, 1971.
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