9 thoughts on “ Rays Idea - Chet Baker - The Trumpet Player (CD) ”

1. Apr 18, - Explore mabaallen's board "chet baker" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Chet baker, Jazz blues, Jazz pins.

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2. Oct 23,  · Chet Baker trio from Novi Sad Chet Baker trumpet, Nicola Stilo flute and guitar, Rocky Knauer bass.

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3. This literally is 12 standards sung by or associated with Chet Baker, and the 13th, "Before You Know It," a Proulx original that fits in seamlessly with the program. I can't think of a better singer to tribute Chet Baker than John Proulx. Like Baker, Proulx has that light, vibratoless baritone voice that sounds as wistfully sad as Baker's trumpet.5/5(3).

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4. Jul 22,  · Ray Brown Trio:Some Of My Best Friends Are The Trumpet Players().

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5. Baker, Chet - Trumpet Player - duzilkreeoghmaronagamatius.xyzinfo Music. Skip to main content Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Account Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders. Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello.

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6. Chet Baker himself never composed a song – but like no other, he was able to absorb 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 by the drummer Charlie Rice.

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7. Nov 21,  · Chet Baker’s legendary Riverside albums are being released in all formats in a 5 -CD/LP Box Set. The four albums were released between and Chet Baker Sings: It Could Happen to You, Chet Baker in New York, Chet and Chet Baker Plays the Best of Lerner and Loewe. The fifth is outtakes and alternates.

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8. The first 2 cds has Chet Atkins as the principal player but what is interesting is the 3rd cd. Here you have Chet Atkins as a session guitarist on several huge hits by what are considered today as legends in the music industry. Stars such as Elvis Presley,Hank Williams and /5(54).

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9. This CD issue compiles all known sides cut during a July 26, , session led by Chet Baker (trumpet) and Art Pepper (alto sax). Keen-eyed enthusiasts will note that this particular date occurred during a remarkable week -- July 23 through July 31 -- of sessions held at the behest of Pacific Jazz label owner and session producer Dick Bock at the Forum Theater in Los Angeles.

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