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Some obscure but great 60s work by Chet Baker – and one of 5 albums recorded under the guidance of Richard Carpenter, best known as the author of "Walkin", but also Chet's manager at the time. The record's got a lot more soulful feel than some of Chet's other work – thanks to ... CD
Chet Baker on trumpet, Philip Catherine on guitar, and Jean-Louis Rassinfosse on bass. Titles include "Crystal Bells", "Lament", "Strollin", "Cherokee", and "Leaving" – plus the bonus track "My Funny Valentine" recorded two years ... CD
Includes the songs "Rondette", "Mid-Forte", "Sad Walk", "Re-Search", "Just Duo", "Piece Caprice", "Pomp", "The Girl From Greenland", "Brash", "Summertime", "You Go To My Head", "Tenderl ... CD
The title's a bit misleading – as Chet Baker never really stopped singing, and in fact had found a way to mix his vocals with really nicely stretched-out solos on some of his European recordings from this generation! But the set does feature maybe a bit more vocals upfront than some of Chet's ... CD
Chet Baker on trumpet and vocals, Glauco Masetti on alto saxophone, Fausto Papetti on baritone saxophone, Gianni Basso on tenor saxophone, Mario Pezzotta on trombone, Renato Sellani on piano, Franco Cerri on bass, and Gene Victory on drums. CD
Recorded at Conservatorio Cherubini in Firenze, Italy, January 24, 1956. Chet Baker on trumpet and vocals, Jean-Louis Chautemps on tenor saxophone, Francy Boland on piano, Eddie De Haas on bass, and Charles Saudrais on drums. CD
One of the better-known sessions from Chet Baker's time in Italy at the end of the 50s – a really beautiful album that has Chet working with a string orchestra in a set of lush arrangements that really bring a lot to his sound! The album really sounds great – not sleepy, but warm and ... CD
Wonderful lost work from Chet Baker! Chet recorded these sides during visits to Paris in 1955 and 1956, and they feature some of his best work from the mid 50s. Most of the material is in quartet format, and two of the tracks on the CD have Chet working with the legendary pianist Richard Twardzik ... CD
Nice 14 track compilation that brings together a lot of the best instrumental tracks from Chet's early years – and a good counterpoint to the Chet Baker Sings collection, which has also been issued recently. Chet's trumpet style here is light, lovely, and lyrical – with a sad haunting ... CD
Nice soundtrack to the now-legendary film by Bruce Weber that tracked Chet Baker during some of the last days of his life. The set's got a nice mix of vocal and instrumental tracks, with Chet in fine enough form at the time of the recording. Titles include "You're My Thrill", "Moon ... CD