Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine, Live (1981) [Jazz][mp3 320][h33

Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine, Live At The Salt Peanuts Club Year: 1981 Bitrate: 320 kbps "Circle Records is a German company in Koln (Cologne), Germany. In 1980 and 1981 Circle set up their equipment in three different night clubs to record Chet Baker and his group on the particular nights. These sessions resulted in ten LP records and two CDs. The LPs run in length from 37 minutes to almost 60 minutes. The third session at the Salt Peanuts Club in Koln in my opinion is the best of the bunch. Dennis Luxion is back on piano with Rocky Knauer and Burkhart Ruckert on bass and drums, but there are three horns on the front line now. Bob Mover, an alto saxophonist who played some in the early 70s with Chet is back on alto and Jon Eardly, who was the first trumpet player to take Chet’s place with the Mulligan quartet, is playing fluglehorn. The numbers from the three nights at the Salt Peanuts feature some great heads. For those that might not know, a ‘head’ is an arrangement that is not written down. It is usually worked out in a rehersal session and is played that way from then on. Eardley’s mellow fluglehorn and Mover’s alto blend with Chet’s trumpet to create a warm, pleasing sound together and a backdrop for some of the solos." Personnel: Chet Baker (trumpet, vocal) Jon Eardley (flugelhorn) Bob Mover (soprano and alto sax) Dennis Luxion (piano) Rocky Knauer (bass) Burkhart Ruckert (drums) Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine Tracks: 01 Resonant Emotions (9’ 50), 02 Ray’s Ideas (13’00) 03 My Funny Valentine (7’ 50) 04 If I Should Lose You (14’30)

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Giam777 (2009-06-04)

Thanks!

mariannal (2009-08-01)

Hi thank you for all the beautifull music and the time you took to explain the context. This is very helpfull for me. I like but do not have much theoratical knowlegde.