Complete Recordings

Perennial jazz stars Chet Baker and Bill Evans rarely recorded together and this 2LP set, including a bonus track, represents all of their collaborative sessions. By the time the music was taped, Chet was already known as much for his singing as for his trumpet playing, but all of the performances here are entirely instrumental. After cutting these sides Baker and Evans would go their separate ways and these recordings remain the only testimony of their subtle and elegant musical interactions.

Chet Baker trumpet, Bill Evans piano plus: Herbie Mann, fute Pepper Adams, baritone sax Kenny Burrell, guitar Paul Chambers, bass Connie Kay, drums Philly Joe Jones, drums Zoot Sims, alto sax. Pepper Adams, baritone sax Earl May, bass Clifford Jarvis, drums New York, 1958 & 1959

Tracks: Alone Together / How High the Moon / It Never Entered My Mind / 'tis Autumn / If You Could See Me Now / September Song / You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to / Time on My Hands / You and the Night and the Music / Early Morning Mood / Show Me / I Talk to the Trees / Thank Heaven for Little Girls / I Could Have Danced All Night / Almost Like Being in Love