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1. What'll I Do Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond Bass – Ron Carter Cello – George Ricci, Jesse Levy, Warren Lash Drums – Steve Gadd Flute, Clarinet – Romeo Penque Piano – Bob James Violin – David Nadien, Emanuel Green, Harold Kohon, Harry Glickman, Herbert Sorkin Vocals, Trumpet – Chet Baker Written-By – Irving Berlin: /5(9).

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2. What'll I Do Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond Bass – Ron Carter Cello – George Ricci, Jesse Levy, Warren Lash Drums – Steve Gadd Flute, Clarinet – Romeo Penque Piano – Bob James Violin – David Nadien, Emanuel Green, Harold Kohon, Harry Glickman, Herbert Sorkin Vocals, Trumpet – Chet Baker Written-By – Irving Berlin: 75/5(1).

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3. With a matinee idol's striking looks and an understated vocal and instrumental delivery that left space for one's romantic imagination to roam, trumpeter Chet Baker came to epitomize West Coast jazz. These Lyrical 's recordings capture the star-crossed, cool-jazz icon at his artistic peak. A Hear Music Opus Collection/5(6).

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4. Apr 19,  · Amazon has samples of all the tunes, so there's not much use in rehashing them except to say that I have many Chet Baker albums, but feel that this is most representative of his music. He also sang with a sort of babyish voice, & did some great work on this album compilation with Jim Hall, Paul Desmond, & his singing on "She was too good to me," "What'll I Do," & /5(16).

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5. Online shopping from a great selection at CDs & Vinyl Store.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Hot And Cool on Discogs. Label: Jazz World - JWD • Format: 2x, CD Album, Compilation • Country: Belgium • Genre: Jazz • Style: Cool Jazz. Chet Baker ‎– Hot And Cool.

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7. Recorded between July 21 and 31 of and were originally released on "Chet Baker and Crew" on World Pacific. Manufactured in the E.E.C. Chet Baker appears on the cover artwork and [Invalid Artist] appears on the labels.

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8. I'm fascinated by Chet Baker-and this is a pretty good intro to one of the great natural(or he sure made it look that way) musical talents to come along over the past 50 contcelpiticoncfun.siotanitipersnumbsearpemamissbronsilk.co more specifically,my favorite musicians recorded their best stuff during the fifties(if I have to pick a decade)when Baker was at his contcelpiticoncfun.siotanitipersnumbsearpemamissbronsilk.co cd comes with a pretty thorough booklet on the cuts 5/5(8).

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