Carol smiles at the end of a set at C Grace in Raleigh, North Carolina, 2018
Carol leans on an aisle at her local store, reeling privately from back pain.
Carol, age 14, sings in the Ed Drew Orchestra, one of her first gigs.
Billboard for Sloane's final live recording at Birdland in New York City, 2019.
An early headshot. Photo credit: Bob Bonis.
Carol gets ready for her Birdland performance.
Carol and director Michael Lippert review a shot on Michael's phone.
Carol sings at Birdland, 2019.
Carol at Birdland, 2019.
Album cover for Carol's first record, Out of the Blue, from Columbia Records, 1962.
Carol laughs with friends and the camera crew outside her apartment.
Carol sings and scats as her computer plays hits from Count Basie and others.
Carol sings "Chicago, That Toddlin' Town" on Talent Scouts, early 60s.
Carol walks the block up to Birdland hours before showtime.
Carol listens to her debut album for the first time in many years and is reminded of her incredible performance at Newport that kicked off her career.
Photo credit: Bob Bonis, circa 1960s
Cinematographer Donald Monroe checks a shot with camera assist Jake Bellew.
Carol charms the grocery store manager while Donald films.
Director Lippert chats with Sloane while DP Donald Monroe films.
Sloane in her apartment the week before Birdland, during her interview.
Sound recordist Gunnar Nagle sets up his gear.
Carol hums to what we can only assume is something magical.