Alone Together (Chet Baker)

Chet Baker · 1958 · Ouverture de l'album Chet, avec Bill Evans

Context

Alone Together opens Chet, recorded at Reeves Sound Studios for Riverside in December 1958. The Evans-Chambers-Kay-Jones rhythm section is known at the time for its work with Miles Davis. Baker plays an entirely instrumental record here.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Cool (Birth of the Cool), Hard bop. Among the origins and influences of Cool: Bebop (Minton's, Monroe's), Bossa nova, jazz samba.

By the same artist

• It Never Entered My Mind (Chet Baker) (1958)
• If You Could See Me Now (Chet Baker) (1958)
• 'Tis Autumn (1959)
• Let's Get Lost (1955)
• Indian Summer (Scheveningen, 1955) (1955)
• I Fall in Love Too Easily (1954)

Sources

• EN: Chet (Chet Baker album)

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