Chet Baker Trio ‎- Someday My Prince Will Come (1983) [1987 edition]

Tracklist:
1 Gnid (Tadd Dameron) [bonus track] 0:00
2 Love Vibrations (Horace Silver) [bonus track] 8:33
3 Sad Walk (Bob Zieff) 18:25
4 Someday My Prince Will Come (Frank Churchill) 29:07
5 I'm Old Fashioned (Jerome Kern/Johnny Mercer) 36:56
6 In Your Own Sweet Way (Dave Brubeck) 44:22
Credits:
Bass - Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
Engineer [Assistant] - Tom West
Engineer [Recording] - Freddy Hansson
Guitar - Doug Raney
Producer - Nils Winther
Trumpet, Vocals - Chet Baker
Recorded "live" at Montmartre, Copenhagen, October 4, 1979.

[@catalinavallejor]

La sección de comentarios de los videos de álbumes de jazz son las más encantadoras, amorosas y en paz que te puedes encontrar en todo KZbin y me atrevería a decir que en todo el internet; desde mi experiencia propia, puedes leer los comentarios de cualquiera de estos videos y tenlo por seguro que es un lugar pacífico... I love it! :D

[@fernandogarciadiaz6701]

Es verdad tiene usted toda la razón y yo añadiría que suelen ser comentarios muy eruditos también. Saludos cordiales

[@emmanuelsmith826]

great trio, extraordinary musical meeting. so appreciate

[@sabinadecavi8704]

SO GOOD!

[@eula9]

i love this so much

[@arturoguarneros6859]

Excelente trompetista y muy buen acompañamiento.

[@waxeye6488]

I agree with Chris, another great discovery!

[@melissaguetio1823]

Música para mis oídos.

[@amandapoliester261]

gracias Pedro

[@adelsonmoreirainstrumental5307]

Fantástico 🇧🇷👏🏼🎶🎸

[@МатвейКама]

файно ♡

[@OLUCART]

I love late chet's jazz. He sounds so... honest. Wherever he is, I hope he's happy and playing beautiful music.

[@MJLeger-yj1ww]

@Joe Home That's a lovely thing to say -- thank you!

[@levigriffin4314]

He was the best when he first started and for year while he was super addicted to drugs he fell off a little but after he fixed his teeth after getting them busted in his later years he became more genuine with his playing. He improved as a trumpeter over time but his singing is too nasally in his later years for me.

[@jazzapv]

@stephen hancock Fair point.

[@rubenseduardotoledo]

@stephen hancock It is a way of talking about people who believe that there is life after the person's death. The person is somewhere pleasant and beautiful doing what they like to do.

[@pgroove163]

@@levigriffin4314 I don't know what you mean by more genuine .. I think he was genuine from the start.. I think he definitely evolved his style a bit .as all great artists do.. but I find him always genuine in his playing

[@l41787IST]

Excelent Album.... I got it ;)

[@filipecunhatavares]

Oh Wooow Don Luigi!

[@islamicchronicles5381]

THANK YOU

[@almichael74]

This is so fuckin’ Awesome!

[@rogermiller2159]

Neils can shred.

[@augustcastle2913]

what's with the simultaneous clapping at 28:50?

[@Methdemon]

scary, right?

[@arlenemassey3346]

@@Methdemon In Europe, it's calling for an encore

[@DisneyRelaxingMusicStudio]

This music was with me everyday while I was writing my masters thesis.

[@patriziopucci9316]

Ah, same as me right now!

[@gerald5954]

I love Chet's lyrical style. Reminds me of Ella Fitzgearld's scats. Same feel in that they both don't overplay but rather stay within bounds but make the most of the few notes they use. Most trumpet soloist try to impress with each improv, but Chet just gives you enough. This is what makes it "Cool Jazz" Great and Fabulous. Thanks for posting. I've never heard this album.

[@johntatum1951]

Yep, well understated...just like cool Chet...very lyrical....lyrical bebop...hard to find these days.

[@Globaljazzer500]

Agree with all you said,,, enough IS enough,, especially in music.!

[@49theak]

exactly

[@grumpylastname9432]

I'm 81 and "discovered" Chet to listen to only a few years ago. (I probably heard him before, wedged in with other jazz musicians on one or another radio station. What I've missed! Thankfully KZbin brings most (all?) of his music to me. No matter how much his fans appreciate Chet's music, it seems sadly overlooked and neglected.

[@tommcfadden5232]

I agree. I think Chet was one of the greatest Jazz Musicians ever.

[@nightcorexxx666]

are you still here

[@sluggie1018]

@@nightcorexxx666 lmfao

[@pupito4709]

I'm 34, and just discovering him is a bittersweet feeling for me. I believe if I had not suffered through pop culture for 34 years prior to discovering this music, I would not have appreciated it as much.

[@drewjeers815]

@@nightcorexxx666 I hope so. Hope everyone is. A lot of 80 year olds see 90. A lot of 3O year olds don't see 40..

[@peliparado94]

Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen, one of the most underrated jazz bassists of all time. An absolute virtuos genius.

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

In his day he was certainly a very busy man.

[@joejs7659]

Yes, undoubtedly.

[@dubchile]

Hear Hear! RIP Niels, Charlie, Oscar and all those genius musicians who are all jamming together in that 'great gig in the sky' 💜

[@AlexSosaBolivia]

LMAO! He's recognized as one of the greats by anyone who knows this music. The fact that you are apparently unaware of this does not equate to him being "underrated." Silly comment.

[@chrisolds]

I love KZbin. I probably Never would have heard this...or many of the obscure recordings like this one. Thank you KZbin. and Thank you Pedro Nobrega for posting. love it!

[@Skipperj]

I'm 66 and feel as you do.I am still in total awe at all of this and of course have the frustrations that come with the digital world.But, all in all I love the experience.

[@tolmol]

Preach!

[@wuppad]

obscure?

[@MadGeek17]

lol

[@sailorr4287]

wuppad I know two things about Chet baker. Make that three, but I learned one last week.

[@nakedmambo]

Purest trumpet in jazz.

[@christelmayland]

This was recorded in Denmark, where the cover is also shot. And try to tjek out two young jazzmusicians, Oilly Wallace and Bjørn Ingelstam, great, great music is gonna flow from these youngsters

[@AndersonCriativo]

@@christelmayland Thank you for the tip. I will follow them on Spotify to listen their tracks.

[@winkingfox7125]

Whoa whoa thems is fightin words!!

[@TaichiStraightlife]

"Purest trumpet in jazz"? What does that even mean? I like Chet Baker; he's fine. But who I listen to more often is Art Farmer, Kenny Dorham, Clifford Brown, Pops, Tom Harrell, Lee Morgan, Freddie Hubbard, and the always WONDERFUL Woody Shaw... just sayin'. Chet's fine though, playing trumpet. His singing is, however, the worst; it's like mal du siecle set to music... or the purest decadence in jazz... but, on the other hand, NHOP WAS AN AWESOME TALENT! One of the best bassists EVER! Kudos to Doug Raney here as well.

[@ArtemKnvlv]

@@TaichiStraightlife thanks for the list buddy

[@joisann5207]

the bass line on sad walk.. you can visualize his hands knitting the smooth but solid path where the groove goes rising infinitly

[@ChristianFabris]

All Chet’s recordings with Danish label SteepleChase are of very good quality and really representative of Chet’s last period (end of the ’70s and '80s). All SteepleChase CDs are worth having, I personally consider them among the best in my collection. These are (source: Wikipedia): The Touch of Your Lips (1979) - with Doug Raney, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen No Problem (1979) - with Duke Jordan Daybreak (1979) - with Doug Raney, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen This Is Always (1979 [1982]) - with Doug Raney, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen Someday My Prince Will Come (1979 [1983]) - with Doug Raney, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen Diane (1985) - with Paul Bley When Sunny Gets Blue (1986) Enjoy!

[@tiesergrote]

Yes! Diane is so good!

[@ricardomaldinicba2022]

Muchísimas, gracias.

[@ronspin]

I'm 80 and now appreciate the "less is more" in Chet's style.

[@taf44tt8io]

Chet is a lifetime artist. The next time you listen one of his standards, it always will be the first.

[@giovannisugonatoli]

this was one of the first album i've heard when i rediscover Chet Baker, during the beginninig of my jazz years. I'm always astonished about the perennial melodic phrasing of Chet, also when he's doubling in bop style

[@rkglpwy]

Ok.

[@cheri238]

My sweetheart Chet Baker. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.❤️‍🩹💞❤

[@Skipperj]

The album cover is in The King's Garden in Copenhagen,and the statue in the background I pretty sure is : "Group of Deer" by Sculptor Arthur Jacques le Duc.

[@jonnyjazz1]

Thanks man

[@gordoloboalbondigas]

Thank you, I was wondering, and thought I might be seeing a deer!!

[@ChristianFabris]

Thanks for your comment. I always loved this photo. I wish someone from Copenhagen could had some more info here about the photo location.

[@paulandre8087]

A masterpiece in great quality and without ads ... There are still good people in this world :P

[@germansurdey6525]

@@newanomalyproductions well, the son of an old friend of mine came to visit me. and I complained about the adds. he said no problem i will install adblock for you. he did it and it seems to be working.i already listened to 3 lps today (not counting this one)and I hadn't any adds ! Miracle ??

[@gordoloboalbondigas]

What a wonderful album, what an excellent group---he sure knew how to pick 'em! Chet's playing for me always sounds so fresh, unpretentious, warm and lyrical.

[@nikaproust]

So well said !

[@rickartdefoix1298]

One of his best cds. Like almost everything he did with Niels Henning and Doug Raney. Also very good and praised are the cds he recorded with Philip Catherine at guitar as "Strollin", "Crystal Bells" or "There'll Never Be Another You" during the eighties. These works rank among his best.

[@AlamMohamed369]

❤👍

[@codyleviwaffle]

The way the audience's applause sync up at the end of sad walk is unreal

[@rhythmfield]

I used to practice to these great Steeple Chase Chet trio records on drums b/c NHOP's bass lines are rock solid. Also: me and my friends used to "bake up" in high school and lay back and dig these great records back home in suburbia - yeah, we were different. 'Daybreak' was our fave--dig that one if you're not familiar.

[@JunkerOnDrums]

There are several Chet Baker albums with no drums - all perfect for drummers to practice their jazz playing. And with NHØP on bas, it doesn't get much better :-)

[@jeremyclayton3466]

Hace 7 años comenze a escuchar la musica de Chet y para mi es el mejor tambien tuvo la iluminacion de complementarse con llos mejores musicos Gracias por este video

[@Annoying_Customer]

God I love when he sings. Feels like an instrument - just like Abby Lincoln.

[@elshoao]

Excelente. Curtindo aqui na quarentena. Obrigado por postar. Saudações!

[@sunlightofthemoon]

Born 83 no longer believe in prince but I believe in life without abuse and violence and beauty of the sound

[@MJLeger-yj1ww]

Chet had a special way of playing the trumpet, you could hear him "tongue" the notes, and he could do that with his voice as well. Remarkable talent.

[@kylebreunig1806]

giggity

[@glorygamer5627]

A video with no ads...*cries tears of joy

[@DeadHandX]

Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is a masterpiece!!!

[@taf44tt8io]

When we "come back" with Art - Music, Dance, Theatre, Painting, Poetry and so - we always go forward.

[@KaylaTheLawyer]

I am a new listener to Jazz and I must say I feel like I have found a home with Chet Baker. Could everyone and anyone please recommend to me other Jazz artists that are as magnificent as this man.

[@GKo2024]

Check out Bill Evans - Bill Evans Solo Sessions I-II (1963 Albums) or Paul Desmond - Feeling Blue. enjoy.

[@KaylaTheLawyer]

@@GKo2024 Thank You.

[@GKo2024]

or try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6G4ZXyCdpV4eqM Bill Evans was really a master lyricist, unparalleled. or try one of his last albums: You must believe in spring. Enjoy!

[@pascalmargulies]

Quintessence is a quintet led by Bill Evans it is on that kind of super cool level

[@varkony60]

In my books Miles Davis.

[@PirateTVBar]

great bass and guitar too. i don´t miss any drummer. sounds silky and organic Thanks

[@bigswingface5847]

Agreed. These days, as I have gotten older, wiser and mellower, I prefer music with no drums.

[@zwiebacki]

Wow. This is so beautiful! And I feel stupid to write this. Words can´t describe it. How is it even possible to play so soft, fluently and pure! Like the shiny light and peace of heaven and the dark heavy grounded earth at the same time. Finest art. Ok, too much of stupid words now :)

[@johnnieguitar5724]

Some things-- especially feelings-- cannot be put accurately into words, for sure. Words would not do them justice anyway, right? :)

[@rogermiller2159]

I'm a humble trumpet player of the past. I imagine chet sitting in a comfy chair playing to himself in his home. Then I drift off and imagine it's me. He plays as I wish I could. Chet was asked (paraphraseing) if he ever considered playing like Winton. He replied, would would like like Chet. Exactly

[@rogermiller2159]

Play like

[@laslatty9720]

This beautiful individual taught me everything I know about modern music...from the first day I met him on the campus at El Camino College in Orange County, California...including the first gig I ever had ..a one time stint with the Shelly Manne group in North Hollywood.. I quit playing the day after i heard of his death in 1985...and have not played since then...i listen now and broadcast the legacy of Chet's influence on beautiful music..he was a genius.....a one of a lifetime kind...I miss his presence every day of my 87 year old life....

[@BladeR2049]

This is the 80s I want to hear about

[@ceef8688]

Love vibrations! Nice! Also, starting the album with the bonus tracks--genius! Quick payoff gets me addicted, then I'm pinned to the floor by the time the album starts.

[@peliparado94]

What a beautiful jazz album. The trio format is definetly my favorite among the many formats Chet Baker played in: guitar, double bass and trumpet/voice. In this case we have the amazing Neil-Henning Orsted Pedersen on bass and Doug Raney on guitar, which are among my favorite on their respective instruments. Highly virtuous and technichal musicians who also play with great elegance and tact, never sounding tacky or pretentious.

[@PGH225]

And now listen to Teus Nobel After hours. .. also very good.

[@postatility9703]

Chet made some great choices,playing terrific tunes that were rarely(if ever)covered by others outside of the composers(Coltrane, Silver)

[@Greggyboyz60]

My favorite Trumpet 🎺 player. Chet Baker. The legend.😊

[@larspolars5115]

And I was there, not 16 years old yet, but already hooked on jazz ;)

[@LaSabrinaSabrosa]

mmmmm.. I was a 15 year old trad jazz groupie in New Orleans in the '80's. What an education. Music, I love you!

[@mikkelharkes]

you found the best place dont expect this trio of experts to be overbid for quite some time

[@ammonchristensen8189]

I love how at 28:49 everyone just started clapping in unison

[@rkglpwy]

Ok.

[@MrKashio]

Thank you for the video. I was looking for this "Sad Walk" and "Love Vibrations" performance.

[@Skipperj]

I forgot how good Doug Raney was and thanks Pedro for uploading !

[@Skipperj]

He was the son of jazz guitarist Jimmy Raney.

[@robertflint2549]

Great guitar and outstanding bass from da maestro. The trumpet player is not bad also on this gig. Now what was his name?

[@Herehear49]

Chet in great form and going for it. Beautiful trio work. Thanks for the upload Pedro!!

[@velauthammorgan4283]

Wow! It was from 87! Jazz and Classical music rules!

[@elenaanele8211]

¡Qué vergüenza! Enamorarse del trompetista a los 50...💗

[@lisatradewell]

Wow, I"ve never heard this album. 79, that's right before his health started to decline precipitously if I'm not mistaken.

[@lisatradewell]

And it's live. What a treasure! The sound engineers are aces!

[@nachogaz]

Wow. Nunca había escuchado a Chet tocando asi, que tremendo

[@gustavofilho5722]

Just love the way Nhop plays the bass. He's absolutely precise at choosing the notes. Not to mention chet's playing which is, in my humble opinion, quintenssential. In a nutshell, this recording was made to be fully appreciated over a bottle of Scotch or enjoying some glasses of good beer. Thanx for uploading it, mate. Cheers from Brazil!

[@lupomolimo]

Why bring alcohol to this? The music's not enough? Do you add alcohol to your soul? Is not the soul enough?

[@clanza2024]

Thanks for uploading these great out of print albums for all of us Jazz Fans..!! KEEP THEM COMING.. looking forward to more... Appreciation from CALIF.. BAY AREA!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@andreagoncalvesdossantos5087]

29:07 Just dreaming... What a soothing music , good night and thank you. 😴🌛

[@gerardrimmer1601]

Always loved Chet baker loved his tones and he will always be remembered that’s why he will never die as long as he is remembered ,rest in paridisum

[@icecreamforcrowhurst]

Doug Raney’s playing sounds SO much like his father’s. Sadly he died aged 59 in 2016.

[@SidLaw500]

Chet at the top of his game. His ripping in the second cut really surprised me.

[@Laradjw222]

PRIMEROS DIEZ SEGUNDOS SI REY, SI DAME 10

[@nockee]

Late Chet Baker is amazing. He was a master.

[@pixiedixie3682]

Que bonito toca este hombre! Y el Señor Baney , madre mía , que fraseo más elegante!

[@trevorslater5259]

The trumpet is so clean it sounds like a midi

[@archanamohan7424]

dreams are made with music like this

[@kdcobra64]

Pure Jazz...

[@deepkidd]

The first splatter of claps at the beginning of the album sound like some aliens had just beamed down to earth and had to learn how. 😂😭

[@damarisibrahim7791]

can we take a moment to applaud the bassist like WOW

[@3nathan]

flyest......

[@username_62kcs9el0]

I came here for Chet but man that bassist can play! That was intense.

[@francisanton9684]

Un moment de bonheur pure.Merci CHET.

[@elisabettaaresu5687]

Ascoltarlo ci trasporta in un altra dimensione. Stupenda.

[@carlosmichal1016]

Chet baker interpreta a chet baker....nadie como El multiplicando su bella armonia hasta el infinito.

[@parisangennar1186]

GREAT CHET, ALWAYS!!!

[@martinguano3346]

La ultima y preciada etapa de Chet...gracias por subirlo!

[@pierrotbaillif3218]

Mon contrebassiste préféré et bien sûr le trio exceptionnel chapeau bas messieurs.

[@buddhaboy6017]

Classy. Well put. Great chemistry. Best Live I've heard in Jazz. Great job to all three.

[@yvelinec2278]

J'aime .J'adore le jazz ,🎺🎼🎵🎶🎹🎸🎷🎼

[@benmilstein5654]

NHOP is a complete rhythm section on his own.

[@rogermiller2159]

And soloist

[@andresugue3463]

Doug Baney on guitar...sounds very like Phillippe Catherine...beautiful licks

[@edwilliams9914]

He comes by those licks honestly. He's the son of jazz guitar titan Jimmy Raney, who was one of the few guys close to Joe Pass level playing. If you find Jimmy's recordings you'll enjoy them.

[@ShakamotoKyoujyu]

in your own sweet way never gets old.

[@Arborwaychet]

So agree with 'late Chet Baker' ... his sense of timing ,tone and innate ear for harmony were at their height ... he also evolved the gluffy attacks and soft but lightening fast runs ... beautiful stylr

[@edrayment4169]

29:48 a lovely subtle excerpt from Waltz for Debbie by Bill Evans

[@PianoWithGuido]

Nice catch

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting

[@AndreLuiz-kb3zm]

Maravilhoso música para alma! !!

[@Lorianotrentotto]

Che peccato che si sia rovinato la vita con le proprie mani! Che bella voce! Che bella inventiva! Baker è stato veramente un eccellente musicista. Credo che questo disco sia la migliore testimonianza che ci ha lasciato.

[@BGMRelaxingMusicStudio]

This is one of my favorites! Thanks!

[@DisneyMelody]

So sweet i really enjoy this soft jazz

[@marcosrebello7439]

Chet ...muito bom!

[@DanielSmith-nn9xr]

Anyone else reckon Chet Baker covers look like stills from a Harmony Korine movie?

[@ronaldunkel2681]

With Doug Raney’s sensitive guitar playing and NHØP on bass with Chet gliding and probing thru it all with his beautiful crystal clear sound. Very nice live-gig. Never heard this little Gem before, a nice surprise folks. Enjoy, G‘day & Cheers

[@teitheartist7056]

6:34 the lick, you're welcome

[@flicaxmontana1]

genial baker

[@inkeycat1]

Classic. Timeless. Serene.

[@lutabelcher4080]

Great Album, I just love this!

[@b.olivera885]

I don´t know where these goddammit cariocas find things like this. :)

[@williamalgar8050]

Great Chet work.