Sarah Vaughan - My One And Only Love (Mercury Records 1957) video free download


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"My One and Only Love" is a popular song with music written by Guy Wood and lyrics by Robert Mellin. The song was published in 1952. It was recorded by Frank Sinatra on May 2, 1953 and released on Capitol 2505.

Sarah's accompanied by Hal Mooney and His Studio Orchestra. Recorded in New York, April 24, 1957. (Mercury Records)

The very thought of you makes my heart sing

Like an April breeze on the wings of spring,

And you appear in all your splendor,

My one and only love.

The shadows fall and spread their mystic charms

In the hush of night while you're in my arms.

I feel your lips, so warm and tender,

My one and only love.

The touch of your hand is like heaven,

A heaven that I've never known.

The blush of your cheek whenever you speak

Tells me that you are my own.

You fill my eager heart with such desire.

Ev'ry kiss you give sets my soul on fire.

I give myself in sweet surrender,

I surrender dear

To my one and only love.

Comments

9 years ago

Oldkiesel

Sarah Vaughan had the most divine voice. I love her recordings with Billy Eckstine - Passing Strangers!

10 years ago

MrHulsi

So strange, I feel so moved by this song. I feel moved by all the music between the 20's till 50's. Although I love many different kinds of music, this music gives me the feeling I was there once.I always felt out of time and still do, dreamt many times of being an adult in this erra. ( I was born in ''88 ) The clothing, the way of life, the beautiful scenery. Can't explain it, maybe others have the same feeling, if you do please share.Can't really describe it because English is not my primary langauge as you can see.Still a fantastic song, brings peace to my heart.

10 years ago

Claudia Guerrero Bernal

Now by Sarah Vaughan,... uff too much

10 years ago

The Sundance Kid Dream Maker

HOT MUSIC !

10 years ago

weyde savane

Simply beautiful.

10 years ago

leon strothers

i think this is the closes thing to a angel singing. wow

10 years ago

OvsAnna Movsesyan

absolutely love this song 

10 years ago

Brad Bekampis

Beautiful song by a beautiful lady

11 years ago

Paul Abrahms

There is a version of this song by Johnny Hartman, with John Coltrane, that is soooo moving. Hartman has one of the best baritone voices ever, and is so smooth. If you can find it you are in for a treat. Hartman doesn't come in until about 2 minutes in, but is preceded by some very sweet saxophone by Coltrane. A masterpiece. 

11 years ago

Ingrid hibou

Magnifique

11 years ago

Silvia Corrêa

Bárbaro!

11 years ago

Silvia Corrêa

Brbaro!

11 years ago

Jon Frank

Her voice is just the best ever. unfortunately, she was not well served by her arrangers. This kind of singer does not need all the strings and lushness. Betty Carter and Ella both had better arrangers -- they emphasized spare and gentle arrangements that highlighted the voice. Still Sarah's recordings will live forever.

11 years ago

Dowdye47

It's almost impossible for me to love a woman vocalist's version of any tune as much as I love an Ella Fitzgerald version, but Sarah Vaughan in general, and this tune in particular, may be the exception.

11 years ago

Paul Orr

My one and only Sassy. Incredibly beautiful.

13 years ago

Paul Ostroff

Awesome! TY for posting.

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