Chet Baker & Paul Desmond In The 1970s

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Paul Desmond was urbane, witty, and always played beautifully. Chet Baker was a streetwise screw-up who played well when not overly medicated. These two may've been polar opposites but they loved recording together. Sadly, they only got the chance to do so on three famed 1970s sessions, when Desmond was dying of cancer.

Author: Nick Dedina
Genre: Jazz
Category: Single Artist Mixes
Created: Jun 28, 2005

Play/Add	Track	Artist
	1. My Future Just Passed	Chet Baker
	2. You Can't Go Home Again	Chet Baker
	3. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To	Jim Hall
	4. How Deep Is The Ocean?	Chet Baker
	5. Autumn Leaves	Chet Baker
	6. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You / You've Changed	Chet Baker
	7. Concierto De Aranjuez	Chet Baker

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