Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

Aetas

Joyful third Advent

„The Collegium Aureum considered itself a ‚resurrected court orchestra‘ that attempted to play music with the authentic performance practice and sound using the actual historical instruments.“

endo

Jauchzet, frohlocket, auf, preiset die Tage ...

GraemeE

@J-IV @Chap @NickD I've always loved Chets music but sadly have non (yet)

What album should I go for first to remedy that?

Chap

@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@J-IV @Chap @NickD I've always loved Chets music but sadly have non (yet)

What album should I go for first to remedy that?

Chet Baker sings
Blue 'N' Boogie Live in Palermo 1976
Jazz at Ann Arbor

Chap

said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@J-IV @Chap @NickD I've always loved Chets music but sadly have non (yet)

What album should I go for first to remedy that?

Chet Baker sings
Blue 'N' Boogie Live in Palermo 1976
Jazz at Ann Arbor

Oh and Ballads for two, Chet Baker in Tokyo, The last great concert I&II

J-IV

@NickD SamRecords are awesome! I missing that last volume.

@GraemeE honestly, anytime I see Chet, it’s almost automatic buy. All of @Chap reccs are spot on. I’d add his sidemen gigs too.

Jim Hall’s (Concierto)
Stan Getz (Stan Meets Chet)
Bud Shank ( Michelle)

Chap

@J-IV said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@GraemeE honestly, anytime I see Chet, it’s almost automatic buy.

Hahaha yes, me too

Mizmazzle

Maybe my favorite Christmas album

GraemeE

Thanks guys

@Chap @J-IV

NickD

@GraemeE sorry for the late reply.

Another vote for Chet Baker Sings, it's a great album. The Sam Records Chet Baker releases we were talking about earlier in the thread are all worth getting. I'd also recommend the work he did early in his career with Gerry Mulligan - there's a few twofer albums out there that are worth picking up.