Chet Baker (23.12.1929-13.05.1988) 21.12.2019 22:06-24:00 Uhr ======Musikredaktion Und Moderation: Andreas Müller-Crepon

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Late Night Jazz: Chet Baker (23.12.1929-13.05.1988) 21.12.2019 22:06-24:00 Uhr =============================================================================================== Musikredaktion und Moderation: Andreas Müller-Crepon Als junger Musiker wird er zur Ikone des Cool Jazz, eine Art James Dean der Musik. Schnell leben, jung sterben, war dessen Devise. Chet Baker's Leben (mit und manchmal ohne Drogen) dauerte doch knapp neunundfünfzig Jahre, bis zu seinem tragischen und skandalumwitterten Sturz aus einem Hotelfenster in Amsterdam. Sein musikalisches Erbe aber strahlt weiter - als Sänger wie als Trompeter. Titel: Komponist Interpreten Label CD-Titel A LITTLE DUET Chet Baker CHET BAKER Columbia 1953 Chet Baker with strings LOVE WALKED IN Chet Baker CHET BAKER Columbia 1953 Chet Baker with strings MY FUNNY Richard CHET BAKER Pacific 1954 LET'S GET LOST - THE BEST VALENTINE Rodgers OF CHET BAKER SINGS MY FUNNY Richard MILES DAVIS Columbia 1956 The Complete Columbia VALENTINE Rodgers Recordings I'LL REMEMBER Gene De Paul CATERINA VALENTE & Emarcy 1956 'Compact Jazz - Chet Baker' APRIL CHET BAKER EVERYTHING Hoagy BILL EVANS Verve Bill Evans: Trio 64 HAPPENS TO ME Carmichael Recor EVERYTHING Matt Dennis CHET BAKER Barclay 1955 IN PARIS COMPLETE HAPPENS TO ME BARCLAY SESSIONS LOVE ME OR LEAVE Walter GERRY MULLIGAN Pacific Jaz 1952 The Best of the Gerry ME Donaldson QUARTET Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker THE DUKE Dave Brubeck DAVE BRUBECK CBS 1958 Dave Brubeck: Dave Brubeck's Greatest Hits I'M BEGINNING TO Duke Ellington GERRY MULLIGAN Pacific Jaz 1953 The Best of the G.M. 4 with SEE THE LIGHT Chet Baker LINE FOR LYONS Gerry Mulligan STAN GETZ Verve 1983 The Stockholm Concerts WHO'S GOT Gerry Mulligan GERRY MULLIGAN Ver ve 1959 Gerry Mulligan meets Ben RHYTHM Webster LET'S GET LOST Jimmy CHET BAKER Gambit 1954 The Complete Original Chet McHugh Baker Sings Sessions MY MELANCHOLY Ernie Burnett CHET BAKER Timeless 1986 Chet Baker: As time goes by. BABY Re Love Songs NIGHTFALL Charlie Haden DIEGO IMBERT Trebim 2017 Tribute To Charlie Haden Musi NIGHT BIRD Enrico CHET BAKER - ENRICO EGEA 1980 SOFT JOURNEY Pieranunzi PIERANUNZI PARISIAN Bud Powell CLIFFORD BROWN & MAX Verve 1954 'Clifford Brown and Max THOUROGHFARE ROACH Roach' WHAT'S NEW Bob Haggart HELEN MERRILL Lonehilljaz 1954 HELEN MERRILL WITH CLIFFORD BROWN MOVE Denzil Best CHET BAKER & STAN Pacific Jaz 1953 'Chet Baker & Stan Getz - GETZ West Coast Live' at 'The Haig' Lo MY FUNNY Richard CHET BAKER ENJA 1988 The Great Last Concert Vol 2 VALENTINE Rodgers WALTZ FOR WALT Minako WALTER NORRIS Concord 1990 Live at Maybeck Recital Hall Tanahashi- Tokuyama TOPSY Eddie Durham LEE KONITZ Atlantic 1955 Lee Konitz with Warne Marsh STAR EYES Don Raye CHET BAKER RCA 1962 Chet Baker: The Italian Sessions STOLEN MOMENTS Oliver Nelson PHIL WOODS EMI 1968 Americans swinging in Paris .

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