Album Info
| Artist: | Chet Baker And His Quintet With Bobby Jaspar |
| Album: | Chet Baker And His Quintet With Bobby Jaspar |
| Released: | France, 30 Aug 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | How About You | 4:26 |
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Jean-Louis Viale | ||
| Piano - René Urtreger | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Bobby Jaspar | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Burton Lane | ||
| A2 | Once In A While | 5:35 |
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Jean-Louis Viale | ||
| Piano - Raymond Fol | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Bud Green, Michael Edwards | ||
| A3 | Chekeetah | 5:59 |
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Jean-Louis Viale | ||
| Piano - René Urtreger | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Bobby Jaspar | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Phil Urso | ||
| A4 | Alone Together | 3:50 |
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Jean-Louis Viale | ||
| Piano - Raymond Fol | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz | ||
| A5 | Chet | 3:07 |
| Alto Saxophone - Teddy Hameline | ||
| Baritone Saxophone - William Boucaya | ||
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Pierre Lemarchand | ||
| Piano - Francy Boland | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Armand Migiani | ||
| trombone - Benny Vasseur | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Pierre Michelot | ||
| B1 | Dinah | 2:59 |
| Alto Saxophone - Jean Aldegon, Teddy Hameline | ||
| Arranged By - Pierre Michelot | ||
| Baritone Saxophone - William Boucaya | ||
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Pierre Lemarchand | ||
| Piano - Francy Boland | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Armand Migiani | ||
| trombone - Benny Vasseur | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Harry Akst, Sam Lewis | ||
| B2 | Tasty Pudding | 4:43 |
| Bass - Eddie De Haas | ||
| Piano - Francy Boland | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Jean-Louis Chautemps | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Al Cohn | ||
| B3 | Anticipated Blues | 2:27 |
| Bass - Eddie De Haas | ||
| Drums - Charles Saudrais | ||
| Piano - Francy Boland | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Jean-Louis Chautemps | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Chet Baker | ||
| B4 | Vline | 3:00 |
| Alto Saxophone - Teddy Hameline | ||
| Baritone Saxophone - William Boucaya | ||
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Pierre Lemarchand | ||
| Piano - Francy Boland | ||
| Tenor Saxophone - Armand Migiani | ||
| trombone - Benny Vasseur | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Christian Chevallier | ||
| B5 | Exitus | 8:30 |
| Bass - Benoit Quersin | ||
| Drums - Jean-Louis Viale | ||
| Piano - Raymond Fol | ||
| trumpet - Chet Baker | ||
| Written-By - Phil Urso |
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Description
LP - Limited Edition 180g Vinyl. Remastered from original master tapes and presented in single sleeves with original jackets and liner notes.
Limited edition 1-LP 180gm pressings of the three original Chet Baker in Paris albums originally released on Barclay Records: Chet Baker Quartet Volume 1 and 2 and Chet Baker and his quintet with Bobby Jaspar.
Remastered from original master tapes and presented in single sleeves with original jackets and liner notes.
In October 1955, Chet Baker and his Quartet were to give a series of concerts, notably in France. Many French people expected a playboy and dilettante trumpeter to get off the plane; the man who arrived was someone who lived only for, and by, his art. A first album recorded in Paris placed him in the jazz avant-garde; the series of recordings that followed formed the private journal of someone so incapable of hiding his emotions that he sublimated them in the only way he knew: in music.
Titled Chet Baker and His Quintet with Bobby Jaspar, Volume Three brings together music from a few different sessions recorded between October 25, 1955 and February 1, 1956. However, only one session (December 26) contains Jaspar on tenor saxophone, performing "Chik-Eta" and "How About You?". The other sessions feature Baker leading groups with variable formation: quartet (performing "Alone Together," "Exitus," "Once in a While," quintet (with Jean-Louis Chautemps on tenor performing "Tasty Pudding" and "Anticipated Blues") or octet (performing "Chet," "Dinah," "Vline"). Despite being construed as a poor relation opposite the others in the trilogy, this last volume contains performances that are among the most beautiful that Chet Baker produced during this period.
