You're Mine You Cellar Live psychedelic sound of their inspiration

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Hutchings’s tenor cuts a path between melodicism and “out” playing

Hus Kingpin asserts himself as the star of this show

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You're Mine You Cellar Live psychedelic sound of their inspiration"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