Chet Baker was the epitome of cool... the possessor of the kind oflooks that usually only featured in the most elegant of Hollywoodmovies. He also played the trumpet in a way that transcended jazzboundaries, and won him countless admirers among those who didn’tnormally stoke their hi-fis with bebop sounds. An opportunity to playalongside the legendary Charlie Parker provided Chet’s start in thejazz life - and that same year, 1952, he became a member of GerryMulligan’s ground-breaking piano-less quartet - a combo that madethe sort of recordings that were essential to those of a hip genre.

• 1. Let's Get Lost
• 2. When I Fall In Love
• 3. Time After Time
• 4. I Fall In Love Too Easily
• 5. My Funny Valentine
• 6. Do It the Hard Way
• 7. But Not For Me
• 8. I Get Along Without You Very Well
• 9. Alone Together
• 10. Old Devil Moon