Send in the Clowns

~ Release by Sarah Vaughan (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
#	Title	Length
A1	I Got a Right to Sing the Blues engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues (in 1981) lyricist: Ted Koehler (in 1932) composer: Harold Arlen (in 1932) publisher: Warner Bros., Inc.	5:00
A2	Just Friends engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: Just Friends (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) lyricist: Sam M. Lewis composer: John Klenner publisher: EMI Robbins Catalog Inc.	3:21
A3	If You Could See Me Now engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) recording of: If You Could See Me Now (jazz standard) (in 1981) lyricist: Carl Sigman (in 1946) composer: Tadd Dameron (in 1946) publisher: EMI Full Keel Music, EMI Robbins Catalog Inc., Music Sales Corporation and Robbins Music	4:47
A4	Ill Wind engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: Ill Wind (in 1981) lyricist: Ted Koehler (in 1934) composer: Harold Arlen (in 1934)	3:58
A5	When Your Lover Has Gone engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: When Your Lover Has Gone (in 1981) lyricist and composer: Einar Aaron Swan publisher: Remick Music Corp. and Warner Bros., Inc. (Warner Bros. Music Division)	2:36
B1	Send In the Clowns engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) recording of: Send In the Clowns (A Little Night Music) (in 1981) lyricist and composer: Stephen Sondheim publisher: Chappell Music Ltd., Fiddleback Music Publishing Co., Inc., Revelation Music Publishing Corp., Rilting Music, Inc., Warner Chappell Music Ltd., Warner/Chappell and Warner/Chappell North America sub-publisher: ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス and ワーナー・チャペル音楽出版 Synch事業部 part of: A Little Night Music (musical)	6:17
B2	I Hadn’t Anyone Till You engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: I Hadn’t Anyone Till You (in 1981) lyricist and composer: Ray Noble publisher: Bourne Co.	4:05
B3	All the Things You Are engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) cover recording of: All the Things You Are (from “Very Warm for May”) (in 1981) lyricist: Oscar Hammerstein II (in 1939) composer: Jerome Kern (in 1939) publisher: Polygram Int. Publishing (ended), T.B. Harms Inc. (ended) and Universal PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. part of: Broadway Rhythm (film)	3:46
B4	Indian Summer engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) recording of: Indian Summer (in 1981) lyricist: Al Dubin (in 1939) composer: Victor Herbert (in 1919) publisher: Harms, Inc.	3:29
B5	From This Moment On engineer: Dennis Sands producer: Norman Granz alto saxophone: Bobby Plater (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Danny Turner (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) baritone saxophone: Johnny Williams (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) bass trombone: Bill Hughes (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) double bass: Andy Simpkins (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) guitar: Freddie Green (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) piano: George Gaffney (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) saxophone: Eric Dixon (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) tenor saxophone: Kenny Hing (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trombone: Grover Mitchell (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dennis Wilson (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Booty Wood (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) trumpet: Sonny Cohn (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Willie Cook (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Dale Carley (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16), Bob Summers (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) and Frank Szabo (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) vocals: Sarah Vaughan (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) conductor: Sam Nestico (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) arranger: Sammy Nestico recorded at: Group IV Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States (from 1981-02-16 until 1981-05-16) recording of: From This Moment On (Kiss Me, Kate, 1953 film & 1999 Broadway revival casts only) (in 1981) lyricist and composer: Cole Porter (in 1950) part of: Kiss Me, Kate (musical)	2:32

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/5707969 [info]

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/master/616327 [info]
Allmusic:	https://www.allmusic.com/album/mw0000174160 [info]
Wikidata:	Q7450152 [info]

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