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Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1

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Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1Chet Baker Quartet Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1 Step into the world of Parisian jazz with Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1, recorded at the legendary Studio Path Magellan in October 1955. This is the first of three recordings Chet Baker made for the Barclay label, capturing a significant moment in his European career. The album features eight compositions by Bob Zieff, which were previously recorded by Dick Wetmore but given new life in this session with

Chet Baker Quartet – Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1

Step into the world of Parisian jazz with Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1, recorded at the legendary Studio Pathé-Magellan in October 1955. This is the first of three recordings Chet Baker made for the Barclay label, capturing a significant moment in his European career. The album features eight compositions by Bob Zieff, which were previously recorded by Dick Wetmore but given new life in this session with Chet's unmistakable trumpet sound. Despite not having played these compositions in front of an audience before, Baker delivers an intricate performance alongside pianist Dick Twardzik, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Peter Littman.

Remastered from the original mono master tapes, this 180-gram vinyl pressing brings out the best of Chet Baker’s early Parisian recordings. Pressed in Germany by Optimal using the Pallas Metal Mothers, the album is beautifully packaged as a facsimile reissue with original photos by Jean-Pierre Leloir. With its historical significance and unmatched sound quality, this record is a must-have for any serious jazz collector.

Key Features:

  • Remastered from the original mono master tapes for superior sound quality
  • 180-gram vinyl pressed by Optimal in Germany using Pallas Metal Mothers
  • Facsimile reissue with original session photos by Jean-Pierre Leloir
  • Features eight compositions by Bob Zieff, performed by Chet Baker and his quartet

Chet Baker in Paris, Vol 1 represents a pivotal moment in Baker’s career, as he explores complex, lesser-known compositions in an intimate quartet setting. This is a rare and essential album for fans of Chet Baker and collectors of classic jazz vinyl.

Tracklist

Side A Side B
Rondette – 2:10 Sad Walk – 4:14
Piece Caprice – 5:10 Just Duo – 4:12
Mid-Forte – 3:07 The Girl From Greenland – 5:14
Research – 4:59 Brash – 5:56
Pomp – 4:41


Artist:
Chet Baker
Label: Barclay
Release Year: 1955
Genre: Jazz
Pressed with the utmost attention to detail, each record has been visually checked to prevent defects. 

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