1962-1964.
The best jazz music ever recorded. Prove me wrong.
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1962-1964.
The best jazz music ever recorded. Prove me wrong.
Chet Baker Classic
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My 365 favourite albums
167. Chet Baker - Chet Baker Sings (1954, Pacific Jazz)
Listen if you like: vocal jazz
If Chet Baker isn’t playing the trumpet, he was singing songs. More than 60 years later, he still has the ability to turn every living room in a late night jazz club. Best to drink a whiskey with it.
João Donato (and Sebastião Neto) during the recording of Bud Shank and his Brazilian friends (Pacific Jazz, 1962), with Rosinha de Valenca, Sebastião Neto, Chico Batero and Bud Shank.
laurindo almeida//laurindo almeida quartet featuring bud shank (pacific jazz, 1953)
The Montgomery Brothers - Montgomeryland [1958] Pacific Jazz
Wes Montgomery - electric guitar [1923–1968] Buddy Montgomery - piano, vibraphone [1930–2009] Monk Montgomery - bass [1921–1982]
Johnny Carson plugs a Buddy Rich LP on Pacific Jazz Records