Chet Baker - The Most Important Jazz Album Of 1964/65 album flac

The Most Important Jazz Album of 1964/65 was the first album trumpeter/vocalist Chet Baker recorded upon returning to the United States in 1964. Jazz had undergone a radical development post-1963 with artists such as John Coltrane and Wayne Shorter beginning to focus on complex harmonic explorations over pretty melody. Having spent the prior three years in Europe, falling deeper into heroin addiction, Baker found himself a pleasant, if somewhat forgotten, anachronism of the previous decade

wav" WAVE TRACK 01 AUDIO TITLE "Soultrane" PERFORMER "Chet Baker" ISRC GBAYE0201988 INDEX 01 00:00:00 FILE "02 Walking. fluegelhorn, vocals PHIL URSO. tenor saxophone HAL GALPER.

Full Title - The Most Important Jazz Album Of 1964-65. This was Chet Baker's first album upon his return from Europe in 1964. It seems like Chet couldn't decide whether he wanted to make an album of romantic standards or hard-bop workouts, so he oscillates between the two and even attempts to blend both styles on his vocal rendition of Walkin'. The focus is further diluted by the absence of his clear, golden trumpet. Chet plays the flugelhorn instead which has a muffled, lackluster tone that pales in comparison to saxophonist Phil Urso's cool tenor grooves. I do think this record gains significant momentum after the second song, and there is nothing weak included on it.

Chet Baker - The Most Important Jazz Album Of 1964/65 (1964) (Remastered 2003) Jazz EAC rip APE + CUE + LOG Full Scans 240 Mb Label ~ Roulette Records The Most Important Jazz Album of 1964/65 was the first album trumpeter/vocalist Chet Baker recorded upon returning to the United States in 1964. Having spent the prior three years in Europe, falling deeper into heroin addiction, Baker found himself a pleasant, if somewhat forgotten, anachronism of the previous decade.

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