Chet Baker Quartet Live in Norway 1979 Part 1 of 3) - YouTube

[@AllinGold2]

Chet never overplayed, never tried to "wow" people with technique. He was all about timing, emotion, and expression. This sets him apart.

[@ragnarkisten]

1979: work another ten, and died in 88....

[@robertvanderhope6889]

Simply the greatest

[@akskerpen]

He is the man, every tone he plays is the real one. I love his playing and singing. My hero.

[@dennisburns4883]

Pure unadulterated jazz......overall ONE CLASS ACT!

[@Glaguten]

What would be the recorded Chet Baker album closest to this? The sound of this concert is extremely cool and slick but yet very accessible… arguably some of his best work…

[@davenelms68]

Playing like that with a set of dentures, unbelievable.

[@ericwaters8141]

if you have a chance you should read "Deep in a Dream" by James gavin. his life was truley tragic and he wasnt the greatest person. although his music was beatiful.

[@user-fg4fr2bz5y]

Too bad the concert promoters didn’t bring in someone to tune the piano. Chet is wonderful!

[@MrGothic78]

Pure genius. R. I. P., Chet.

[@omusubimichi]

このChetのビブラフォーンとのインタープレイは神話的に美しい💫

[@beverlymcnamara3990]

I’ve recently found Chet Baker on UTube since I saw his movie “Let’s Get Lost” in the 80’s in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I’ve watched many videos this past week of Chet and his life.

[@RobertoGonzalez-ot8hn]

My second favorite jazz trumpet player, besides Miles Davis, RIP brother, gone too damn soon. All we have now is his music, which I listen all the damn time.

[@baboon1233]

14:48

[@greatest2002]

Pure Genius..My hero..

[@jorgejosemendezbesil2088]

Waooo, genio de la trompeta Ch Baker, todo de memoria y ni que decir de su forma de improvisar e interpretar.

[@roselisperez9559]

Bello, meraviglioso.

[@jasongriffith8137]

FANTASTIC! YEAH!!!

[@lrn_news9171]

"I'd be happy if I can milk another ten" he died 9 years later how prophetic?

[@hamesjorner]

CHET BAKKAR