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By SARAH VAUGHAN
(Sarah Vaughan has been acclaimed a foremost song stylist of modern times. During the past year she's won top honors in many polls. She won the 1947 Esquire Award as the outstanding new singing star of the year. Sarah, who's 23 years old, was singing in the choir of the Mount Zion Baptist Church, Newark, N. J., until five years ago when she won an amateur contest at a New York theater and a job as vocalist with Earl Hines' band. She was signed by Musicraft Records in 1946 and has been that label's top-selling artist.)
MY FAVORITE TEN VOCAL RECORDS
1. "Ave Maria" by Marian Anderson
2. "Nancy" by Frank Sinatra
3. "Around About Midnight" by Margaret Whiting
4. "A Sunday Kind of Love" by Jo Stafford
5. "It's Monday Every Day" by Jo Stafford
6. "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You" by Jack Leonard
7. "Stairway To The Stars" by Ella Fitzgerald
8. "Good Morning, Heartaches" by Billie Holiday
9. "Intrigue" by Billy Eckstine
10. "Basin Street Blues" by Herb Jeffries.
My favorites among my own discs are: "The Lord's Prayer," "Everything I Have Is Yours," "It's Magic," all on the Musicraft label.
This list comprises records by all my favorite vocalists. I am heading the list with Marian Anderson's "Ave Maria" because I am a very great admirer of Miss Anderson's work. Many times I have wished that I could go in for the serious kind of work she has done. One of the greatest thrills of my entire career came a short time ago when Miss Anderson called me up to compliment me on my recording of "The Lord's Prayer." To say the least, I was overwhelmed.
My favorite male vocalists are Frank Sinatra and Billy Eckstine. Billy and I worked together with Earl Hines' band, and when Billy started his own band in 1945, I went with him.
As for girl singers, I like and admire a lot of them, particularly Jo Stafford, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Margaret Whiting. I think each has her own particular style, and that is what makes a singer.
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