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and complex string and timpani movements - are evocative enough to recall sublime pastoral classics like Watership Down or A Matter Of Life And Death - not just UK music royalty

He fronted a fine quintet that gave concert appearances at festivals held in many countries

eponymously-titled disc from 1980 is the middle one

collections starts with the exotic house depths of 'Asha' with its whimsical vocals and melodies

You're Mine You Cellar Live Hus Kingpin asserts himself as"Youre Mine You" (Roulette SR52082) marked Sarah Vaughans second recorded collaboration with Quincy Jones, following a Mercury album titled "Vaughan and Violins" (Mercury MG 20370), which was taped in Paris, France, on July 7 12, 1958, and featured the singer backed by a string section (it has been added here in its entirety as a bonus). On "Youre Mine You", however, there are just a few touches of strings with a powerful big band occupying the