Sarah Vaughan: The Divine One

This documentary runs for 56 minutes and features Sarah Vaughan as the central figure. Known as one of the most important singers to emerge from the bop era, Vaughan's work has shaped the landscape of jazz music. Ella Fitzgerald famously referred to her as the world's greatest singing talent, highlighting her significance in the music world.

Collectors interested in music documentaries will find this film a valuable exploration of Vaughan's impact on artists spanning generations, from Mel Tormé to Anita Baker. The documentary serves as a testament to her nearly 50-year career and her status as the 'singer's singer.'