Chet Baker You Cant Go Home Again Lossless
At Onkel Pö's Carnegie Hall 1979 (Remastered) Chet Baker
Anthology info
Anthology-Release:
1978
HRA-Release:
thirty.01.2020
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- 1 Dear for Sale 18:07
- 2 You Can't Go Dwelling house Again 13:26
- three There'll Never Exist Some other You 16:xxx
- 4 Black Eyes 27:51
- v Broken Wing 23:44
Info for At Onkel Pö'south Carnegie Hall 1979 (Remastered)
The iconic jazz trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker, one of the true greats in jazz, recorded live at the legendary Hamburg venue Onkel Pö'southward Carnegie Hall in 1979. Baker's music hither is crystal clear, powerful, compact and focused. Eloquently he tells the story of the compositions he selected for that evening; simply ¬five pieces for 100 minutes - Cole Porter's standard "Love for Sale" as an opener, interpreted in a slightly rocky way, then the empathic fable "You Can't Become Home Again" by Don Sebesky, followed by "There'll Never Be Another You" by Harry Warren as a showcase for Baker'due south unique, fragile and all the same seductive scat, as well as 2 truthful highlights: "Black Eyes" by Wayne Shorter and "Broken Wing" by Richie Beirach. Chet Bakery himself never composed a song - but like no other, he was able to blot and understand the best music ideas of his contemporaries. Three excellent musicians accompanied Baker on the tour: Phil Markovitz from New York on the piano and the Belgian bassist Jean-Louis Rassinfosse, the trio was completed past the drummer Charlie Rice, from Philadelphia.
Chet Baker, trumpet, vocals
Phil Markowitz, piano
Jean Louis Rassinfosse, bass
Charlie Rice, drums
Chet Baker Trumpeter and singer Chet Baker encountered jazz when playing with Army bands where he quickly developed his distinctive fashion. A short stint with Charlie Parker (1952) was followed by a long association with baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan. The pianoless quartet performed and recorded with great success - immediate fame came to Chet Baker and his cool, subdued manner. His lyricism became typically associated with West Coast jazz and establish many followers around the world. Baker led his ain groups subsequently leaving Mulligan for many years in both the US and Europe. His career became somewhat erratic in the sixties when he lived and worked mostly in Europe.
In the seventies he began his improvement and his very unique talent every bit a singer and instrumentalist presently put him back on the major concert stages. Excellent albums were done during the last x years of his life which were peradventure less perfect than his early W Coast work in the technical sense but showed a depth of feeling and intensity rarely heard. Luckily his last concert was recorded: it is 1 of the finest of his career (The Last Concert ENJ-6074 22). Chet Baker was very involved with the production of the concert, choose the music well in accelerate which was arranged for an ensemble consisting of a regular bigband, a symphony orchestra and a jazz quintet. He was very happy that he could finally tape and perform under the best of circumstances. That night'south version of My Funny Valentine,a vocal he had performed uncountable times before will stand out for all times equally an absolute masterpiece of vocal jazz.
Dec. 23, 1929 (Yale, Oklahoma) - May 13, 1988 (Amsterdam).
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