The album 'Feelin' Good' was released in 1972 by Mainstream Records, during a period when Sarah Vaughan was exploring a more contemporary repertoire, including covers of pop and soul songs of the time.
The recording featured orchestral arrangements that blended elements of jazz, funk, and rhythm and blues, reflecting Vaughan's vocal versatility and her ability to adapt to the musical trends of the 1970s.
Although not one of her most critically acclaimed albums, 'Feelin' Good' shows a Sarah Vaughan in full artistic maturity, with a production that sought to connect with a wider audience without losing her jazz essence.