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0724347738425
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Overview
Pacific Jazz's The Very Best of Chet Baker compiles many of iconic jazz trumpeter Chet Baker's superb tracks he recorded for the label in the '50s. Included are such classic cuts as his vocal version of "My Funny Valentine," "Time After Time," "The Thrill Is Gone," and others. One would be hard pressed to call this a definitive "best-of" in that no cuts Baker recorded while with saxophonist Gerry Mulligan appear here. Nonetheless, as an introduction to the trumpeter's own quartet work this is fine.
Product Details
Release Date: | 05/24/2005 |
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Label: | Blue Note Records |
UPC: | 0724347738425 |
catalogNumber: | 77384 |
Rank: | 112535 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Chet Baker Primary Artist,Trumpet,VocalsBob Brookmeyer Valve Trombone
Curtis Counce Bass
Russ Freeman Piano
Herb Geller Alto Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone
Bob Gordon Baritone Saxophone
Shelly Manne Drums
Red Mitchell Bass
Art Pepper Alto Saxophone
Bud Shank Flute,Baritone Saxophone
Bobby Timmons Piano
Phil Urso Tenor Saxophone
Corky Hale Harp
Carl Perkins Piano
Larry Bunker Drums
Ray Kramer Cello
Peter Littman Drums
Edgar Lustgarten Cello
Joe Mondragon Bass
Larance Marable Drums
Jack Montrose Tenor Saxophone
Bob Neel Drums
Carson Smith Bass
Leroy Vinnegar Bass
Jimmy Bond Bass
Eleanor Slatkin Cello
Kurt Reher Cello
Technical Credits
George Gershwin ComposerRuss Freeman Composer
Jimmy Heath Composer
Bill Holman Composer
Jimmy McHugh Composer
Richard Rodgers Composer
Frank Loesser Composer
Richard Bock Audio Production
Lew Brown Composer
Sammy Cahn Composer
Michael Cuscuna Reissue Producer
Ira Gershwin Composer
M. Gordon Composer
Otto Harbach Composer
Lorenz Hart Composer
Ray Henderson Composer
Marty Paich Arranger
Jack Montrose Arranger,Composer
Jule Styne Composer
Harry Warren Composer
Donald Elfman Liner Notes
Margarita Lecuona Composer
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