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Moods and Themes. New Blue Horns by Chet Baker released in 1959. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Miles Davis. Released. 1968 — US. Vinyl —. LP, Album, Stereo. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1959 Vinyl release of "New Blue Horns" on Discogs.
Find release reviews and credits for New Blue Horns - Chet Baker on AllMusic - 1959
Blue Mitchell Quintet* – Studio B: 7:18: Chet Baker Sextet – Early Morning Mood: 9:00: Chet Baker Quartet – Soft Winds: 6:25: Nat Adderley Quartet – Mammy Yokum: 7:20: Kenny Dorham Quintet* – Optional: 7:47
Baker moved to New York City, where he collaborated again with Gerry Mulligan for the 1957 release Reunion with Chet Baker. In 1958, Baker rejoined with Stan Getz for Stan Meets Chet . That same year, he also released It Could Happen to You , similar to Chet Baker Sings , notable for featuring his scat singing skills in lieu of trumpet-playing.
With five trumpet players recording for the label, and with original blues either readily available or easily created on demand at a session, the producer was able to construct, by the end of the year, a “theme” anthology of previously unissued blues starring trumpeters Terry, Nat Adderley, Blue Mitchell, Kenny Dorham, and Chet Baker, and featuring a variety of distinguished sidemen.
Listen to New Blue Horns on Spotify. Various Artists · Compilation · 1959 · 6 songs.
