(JazzPlanet) Stan Getz & Chet Baker - The Stockholm Concerts - 1983 ( 3CD )MP3@320

Stan Getz and Chet Baker - The Stockholm Concerts 1983 3 CD

Format: MP3@320 Kbps





Artist: Stan Getz & Chet Baker
Label:Verve Records ‎– 537 555-2
Format:3 × CD, Compilation
Country:Europe
Released:1998
Genre:Jazz
Styles Be Bop - Post Bop
Size torrent 395 Mb

Personnel:

Stan Getz Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Chet Baker Trumpet, Vocals
Jim McNeely Piano
George Mraz Bass
Victor Lewis Drums


Track Listing:

Tracks on Disc 1:

1-1 Anouncement
Presenter – Bo Stenhammar 1:43
1-2 Stablemates 10:50
1-3 We'll Be Together Again 7:42
1-4 On The Up And Up 10:52
1-5 How Long Has This Been Going On 5:53
1-6 O Grande Amor 7:08
1-7 Just Friends 11:09

Tracks on Disc 2:

2-1 My Funny Valentine 9:00
2-2 Sipping At Bell's 8:40
2-3 Stella By Starlight 5:40
2-4 Airegin 7:46
2-5 The Baggage Room Blues 8:33
2-6 We'll Be Together Again 7:33
2-7 I'll Remeber April 11:10

Tracks on Disc 3:

3-1 Annoucement 1:25
3-2 Just Friend 8:38
3-3 My Funny Valentine 8:22
3-4 Sippin At Bell's 9:02
3-5 Blood Count 5:04
3-6 Milestone 9:55
3-7 Airegin 8:47
3-8 Dear Old Stockholm 5:28
3-9 Line For Lyons 2:12

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review

According to this set's annotator, Mike Hennessey, and Stan Getz's biographer, Donald Maggin, the circumstances surrounding the making of these 1983 recordings was

unpleasant in the extreme. For various reasons, Getz was unhappy to be concertizing with Baker and forced him out before the 35-date tour was halfway finished. Before

Baker left, however, the men played a pair of concerts in Stockholm, which were fortunately recorded for posterity. Fortunately not because Getz and Baker shared any

special rapport that led to a classic performance, but because the resulting album gives listeners another example of how wonderful a player Chet Baker was, even after

years of drug addiction and general dissolution. Getz is his typical self -- lyrical, facile almost to the point of glibness, but musical nevertheless. Baker, on the

other hand, is as he ever was -- one of the most spontaneously creative, emotionally compelling voices in jazz. The band is good if unspectacular; drummer Victor Lewis

was a particularly nice choice in that he could drive a band like this without overwhelming the rather brittle lead voices. And Getz is excellent; if you're a Getz fan,

he's in fine form here, so you won't be disappointed. Baker, on the other hand, is superb; it's his inimitable musicality that ultimately makes this rather pricey

three-disc set a bargain.