查特．貝克 聲聲猶在精選 Chet Baker Sings (le Chant du Monde)

Chet Baker is with Louis Armstrong and Miles Davis one of the three greatest trumpeters in the history of Jazz. Revealed at the end of 1952 in Gerry Mulligan's quartet, he quickly formed his own band (Spring 53). His success is immediate and white criticism is not long in making him the rival of Miles Davis and develop the imagery of a cute rebellious (but good American citizen) like James Dean, Paul Newman or Marlon Brando.

2LP set pressed in limited edition. they will delight collectors all over the world.

A 17'15"
A1 The Thrill is gone (Lew Brown/Ray Henderson) 1953 2'53
A2 My funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) 1954 2'23
A3 Time after time (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne) 1954 2'49
A4 Look for the silver lining (Buddy DeSylva/Jerome Kern) 1954 2'41
A5 I fall in love too easily (Sammy Cahn/Jule Styne) 1954 3'23
A6 But not for me (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) 1954 3'06

B 17'52"
B1 Let's get lost (Frank Loesser/Jimmy McHugh) 1955 2'59
B2 Daybreak (Ferde Grofe/Harold Adamson) 1955 2'43
B3 I remember you (Johnny Mercer/Victor Schertzinger) 1955 3'17
B4 Long ago and far away (Jerome Kern/Ira Gershwin) 1955 4'00
B5 You don't know what love is (Gene DePaul/Don Raye) 1955 4'53

C 16'45"
C1 That old feeling (Lew Brown/Sammy Fain) 1956 3'03
C2 It's always you (Jimmy Van Heusen/Johnny Burke) 1956 3'35
C3 My buddy (Walter Donaldson/Gustav Gerson Kahn) 1956 3'18
C4 Like someone in love (Jimmy Van Heusen/Johnny Burke) 1956 2'26
C5 My ideal (Newell Chase, Richard Whiting/Leo Robin) 1956 4'23

D 17'23"
D1 The More I see you (Harry Warren/Mack Gordon) 1958 3'07
D2 Old devil moon (Burton Lane/Edgar Yipsel Harburg) 1958 2'58
D3 You make me feel so young (Jerry Butler, Charles Jackson/Gerald Sims) 1958 3'38
D4 My heart stood still (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) 1958 3'29
D5 How long has this been going on? (Benny Davis/Pete Wendling) 1958 4'11