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The Best of Cal Tjader: Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival 1958-1980(more) »rank: 116790by: Cal Tjader
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Chet Baker Quartet Featuring Russ Freeman(more) »rank: 48871by: Chet Baker, Russ Freeman
:Album Description:UK reissue of this 1956 album from pianist Russ Freeman (not to be confused with the Rippingtons guitarist) and trumpeter Chet Baker. Eight tracks including 'Love Nest', 'Lush Life', 'Say When' and more. Pacific Jazz. 2006. |
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Music for a Bachelor's Den(more) »rank: 15894by: Various Artists
:Album Description:Space Age Bachelor's Den music of the '50s is cool, hip, with-it and the most! So with this disc, relax, turn down the lights, make yourself comfortable and enjoy an evening in a bachelor’s den. |
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Playing by Heart (1998 Film)(more) »rank: 105992from: Decca
: :In a 1996 review of the indie film Caught, movie critic Rex Reed paid the ultimate compliment to trumpeter Chris Botti, (who wrote the score and whose horn graced the soundtrack), comparing the young upstart's smoky style to that of a young Chet Baker. Botti has since gone on to great success in smooth jazz by combining a laid-back demeanor with attitude-filled grooves and picture-perfect melodies. Enter legendary composer John Barry--whose resume runs from Born Free to Dances with Wolves and, more jazzily, Body Heat. He loved director Willard Carroll's idea of lacing the soundtrack to Playing by Heart with a handful of ... |
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Basie & Zoot(more) »rank: 40572by: Count Basie, Zoot Sims
: :In a 1996 review of the indie film Caught, movie critic Rex Reed paid the ultimate compliment to trumpeter Chris Botti, (who wrote the score and whose horn graced the soundtrack), comparing the young upstart's smoky style to that of a young Chet Baker. Botti has since gone on to great success in smooth jazz by combining a laid-back demeanor with attitude-filled grooves and picture-perfect melodies. Enter legendary composer John Barry--whose resume runs from Born Free to Dances with Wolves and, more jazzily, Body Heat. He loved director Willard Carroll's idea of lacing the soundtrack to Playing by Heart with a handful of ... |
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In Paris: Barclay Sessions 1955-1956(more) »rank: 63738by: Chet Baker
:Album Details:14 Tracks Features: Alone Together, Tenderly, Summertime and Many More. |
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Three Kings(more) »rank: 57054by: Eclipse
:Album Description:Three Kings: The latest CD from Eclipse. This brand new holiday album is a celebration of the season through sound featuring inventive new arrangements of Christmas favorites mixed in nicely with some fresh new holiday songs. As with Eclipse's other recordings, their trademark harmony, driving rhythm, and exciting delivery are sure to please all types of listeners, making Three Kings the perfect holiday gift. |
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CHET BAKER LIVE AT RONNIE SCOTT'S(more) »rank: 44866starring: Chet Baker
:Description:Chet Baker ploughs a uniquely invidivual furrow in the field of jazz. His trumpet playing is beautifully delicate and takes standard ballards into hitherto unexplored emotional territories. Here Chet is accompanied by Michel Grailler on piano and Riccardo del Fra on bass. Two of Chet's admirers also guest here: Van Morrison performs 'Send in the Clowns,' and Elvis Costello sings a medley including 'The Very Thought of You,' 'You Don't Know What Love Is' and 'I'm a Fool to Want You.' :In the early 1950s, trumpeter-vocalist Chet Baker was the 'James Dean of jazz.' Blessed with good looks and a lyrical and lean ... |
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Live in Australia, 1959(more) »rank: 18574by: Frank Sinatra
: :Unreleased until 1997, these tapes were recorded during two stops on Sinatra's brief Australian tour of 1959, during which he was backed by the quintet of jazz vibraphonist Red Norvo. The 16-song set list (including 'I Get a Kick Out of You,' 'One for My Baby,' and a truly inspired version of 'Night and Day') is prime Sinatra, and the Chairman is obviously enjoying his easy rapport with the Melbourne audience and the swinging playing of the Norvo Quintet. It's a rare delight to hear the Sinatra of this period singing in front of a stripped-down jazz combo. The overall sound is a ... |
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The Miles Davis and Gil Evans: Complete Columbia Studio Recordings(more) »rank: 65668by: Miles Davis, Gil Evans
: :From their first work together on the Birth of the Cool sessions in 1949, Miles Davis and Gil Evans forged a unique relationship as great soloist and brilliant arranger. The real opportunity to explore their shared vision didn't come until 1957, however, when Davis had forged a relationship with a major record label able to support it. Though a product of the big-band tradition, Evans was never limited by sectional voicings and riffs. He had an interest in unusual instrumentation and a talent for creating subtle mixes of distinct voices, adding French horns, oboe, bassoon, and harp to the conventional big band and ... |
