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Chet Baker - Embraceable You (1957)

Original Release Date: June 20, 1995 

Label: Blue Note Records 

Bitrate: 320 kbps



Chet Baker’s final Pacific Jazz session from December, 1957 features his trumpet and voice on 13 lovely ballads
with spare accompaniment from just guitar and bass. -- A ballad collection that emphasizes Chet Baker's
troubled-romantic vocal style. Baker's delicate tenor, having won the hearts of thousands of teenage fans, was
considered somewhat of a novelty to most critics. For another, his guitar-and-bass accompaniment is incredibly sparse,
and while that doesn't hurt his trumpeting at all, being so prominent in the mix occasionally betrays his vocal
limitations. Baker's fans, though, need not worry about such petty analysis, for the wistful, tormented tone of this
record is the very sound that helped create the legend, and in places he is firmly in his element, especially on
'There's a Lull in My Life' and a sublime instrumental version of 'Little Girl Blue,' which features some of his finest
soloing. While it isn't the place to start, Embraceable You is a fascinating example of why Chet Baker's tragic spirit
remains as attractive today as it was in his lifetime. - AMG 



Chetbakertribute.com:

On December 9, 1957, Chet went into the studio to record 4 original Bob Zieff tunes for Dick Bock. After those tracks
were laid down, Chet, bassist Ross Savakus and guitarist David 'Buck' Wheat stayed behind and recorded old standards
into the night. The arrangements were simple, the sound was intimate, and most of these tracks were laid down in one
take. Bock shelved the recordings, feeling there were too depressing. They were finally released in 1995 after his
death. 



Dick Bock was right, in that this was not the swinging recordings in the same vein as recent recordings such as Playboys
or The Route. However, we get a glimpse of the Chet Baker we will see later in the 1980's when he recording as a trio
with just a guitar or piano and bass. The minimal accompaniment sometimes shows the flaws in Chet's singing, but these
imperfections just end up adding to the bittersweet, melancholy mood of this CD. The trumpet solos on Little Girl Blue
and What Is There To Say are some of Chet's most moving. 



Amazon reviewer:

For my taste, this is the best recording of the great Chet Baker. It certainly must rank as one of the finest recordings
of this very prolific artist for any Chet fan. The recording maximizes his numerous strengths, which culminate in his
ability to create a sense of subtle poetry in music. He does this here primarily as vocalist with the backing of ( only
) an excellent nylon-string ( classical ) guitarist and double- bassist. This setting lets Baker shine in his subtle
rhythmic and melodic nuances. Baker is widely known for his 'laid-back cool,' and he is more laid-back and cool here
than anywhere else. I've even used the recording to lull children to sleep ( what a hip way to go )! The fact that this
recording was unreleased for many decades speaks volumes about the music business. 



AMG:

A ballad collection that emphasizes Chet Baker's troubled-romantic vocal style. Baker's delicate tenor, having won the
hearts of thousands of teenage fans, was considered somewhat of a novelty to most critics. For another, his
guitar-and-bass accompaniment is incredibly sparse, and while that doesn't hurt his trumpeting at all, being so
prominent in the mix occasionally betrays his vocal limitations. Baker's fans, though, need not worry about such petty
analysis, for the wistful, tormented tone of this record is the very sound that helped create the legend, and in places
he is firmly in his element, especially on 'There's a Lull in My Life' and a sublime instrumental version of 'Little
Girl Blue,' which features some of his finest soloing.  While it isn't the place to start, Embraceable You is a
fascinating example of why Chet Baker's tragic spirit remains as attractive today as it was in his lifetime.



Personnel:

Chet Baker, trumpet & vocals

David Wheat, guitar

Ross Savakus, bass



Chet Baker - Embraceable You Tracks:

01  The Night We Called It A Day ( 2:22 )

02  Little Girl Blue [instrumental] ( 4:33 )

03  Embraceable You ( 2:06 )

04  They All Laughed ( 2:08 )

05  There's A Lull In My Life ( 2:53 )

06  What It There To Say ( 3:38 )

07  While My Lady Sleeps ( 2:48 )

08  Forgetful ( 2:35 )

09  How Long Has This Been Going On? ( 2:46 ) 

10  Come Rain Or Shine ( 2:07 )

11  On Green Dolphin Street ( 3:07 )

12  Little Girl Blue ( 4:30 )

13  Trav'lin Light ( 3:09 )

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