Sarah Gilbert

Gilbert O'Sullivan is one of the UK's most successful singers, songwriters and musicians, selling over 15 million albums and singles. To celebrate an amazing forty-five year recording career, Union Square Music are releasing 'The Very Best Of Gilbert O'Sullivan'. Part of a major Gilbert O'Sullivan reissue campaign the album chronicles songs from his debut album, 'Himself' in 1971, through to his most recent album 'Gilbertville' and features no less than 14 top 10 UK hits, including the multi-million selling US chart-topper and Grammy-nominated 'Alone Again (Naturally)' and the unforgettable UK number 1 singles 'Clair' and 'Get Down', the latter of which won him an Ivor Novello Award in 1973 for Most Performed British Song.

"O Som Brasileiro De Sarah Vaughan" (1978) is a fascinating album by the legendary American jazz vocalist Sarah Vaughan, which showcases her exploration of Brazilian music. The album was recorded during a time when Brazilian music, especially bossa nova and samba, was gaining international popularity, and Vaughan's take on this genre brought a fresh perspective to her already expansive vocal range.

Sarah Tandy made a mark on the alternative London jazz scene three years ago as the pianist on alto saxophonist Camilla George's luminous debut, Isang (Ubuntu). More recently, she has played piano and keyboards on two other headline albums: George's The People Could Fly (Ubuntu, 2018), and alto saxophonist Cassie Kinoshi's SEED Ensemble's debut, Driftglass (Jazz re:freshed, 2019).

Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert delivers the 44th Richard Dimbleby lecture from Oxford, talking about creating a Covid-19 vaccine in less than a year. Sarah Gilbert is the Said Professor of Vaccinology in the Nuffield Department of Medicine at the University of Oxford.