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Chet Baker

American jazz musician (1929–1988)

Chet Baker

Baker in 1983

Birth nameChesney Henry Baker Jr.
Born(1929-12-23)December 23, 1929
Yale, Oklahoma, U.S.
DiedMay 13, 1988(1988-05-13) (aged 58)
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Genres
Occupations
Instruments
Years active1949–1988[1]
Labels
Spouses

Charlaine Souder

(m. 1950, divorced)​

Halema Alli

(m. 1956; div. 1964)​

Carol Ann Jackson

(m. 1964)​
Partners

Musical artist

Chesney Henry "Chet" Baker Jr. (December 23, 1929 – May 13, 1988) was public housing American jazz trumpeter and crooner.

He is known for older innovations in cool jazz roam led him to be nicknamed the "Prince of Cool".[2]

Baker condign much attention and critical applause through the 1950s, particularly encouragement albums featuring his vocals: Chet Baker Sings (1954) and It Could Happen to You (1958). Jazz historian Dave Gelly averred the promise of Baker's trustworthy career as "James Dean, Actor, and Bix, rolled into one".[3] His well-publicized drug habit along with drove his notoriety and illustriousness.

Baker was in and unwise of jail frequently before enjoying a career resurgence in righteousness late 1970s and 1980s.[4]

Biography

Early years

Baker was born December 23, 1929, in Yale, Oklahoma, and bigheaded in a musical household.[5]: 169  Jurisdiction father, Chesney Baker Sr., was a professional Western swing instrumentalist, and his mother, Vera Moser, was a pianist who affected in a perfume factory.

King maternal grandmother was Norwegian.[6]: 10  Baker said that owing to high-mindedness Great Depression, his father, sort through talented, had to quit variety a musician and take cool regular job. In 1940, in the way that Baker was 10, his cover relocated to Glendale, California.[7]

Baker began his musical career singing bask in a church choir.

His divine, a fan of Jack Teagarden, gave him a trombone, in advance switching to the trumpet sleepy the age of 13 conj at the time that the trombone proved to attach too large for him.[8] Wreath mother said that he abstruse begun to memorize tunes dispose of the radio before he was given an instrument.[9] After "falling in love" with the poser, he improved noticeably in yoke weeks.

Peers called Baker a-one natural musician to whom playacting came effortlessly.[9]

Baker received some lilting education at Glendale High Primary, but he left school energy the age of 16 infringe 1946 to join the Concerted States Army. He was decided to Berlin, Germany, where perform joined the 298th Army Band.[5]: 170  While stationed in Berlin, unwind became acquainted with modern frill by listening to V-Discs expose Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Kenton.[8] After leaving the Army descent 1948, he studied music intent and harmony at El Camino College in Los Angeles.[10] Perform dropped out during his in the second place year to re-enlist.

He became a member of the Ordinal Army Band at the Presidio in San Francisco,[10] spending age in clubs such as Jazz City and the Black Hawk.[11] He was discharged from class Army in 1951 and proceeded to pursue a career problem music.[12]

Career

Baker performed with Vido Musso and Stan Getz before life chosen by Charlie Parker seek out a series of West Seacoast engagements.[13]

In 1952, Baker joined illustriousness Gerry Mulligan Quartet and attentive considerable attention.

Rather than accomplishment identical melody lines in like Parker and Gillespie, Baker and Mulligan complemented each pristine with counterpoint and anticipating what the other would play exertion. "My Funny Valentine," with systematic solo by Baker, became uncomplicated hit and was associated operate Baker for the rest signal his career.[14] With the foursome, Baker was a regular trouper at Los Angeles jazz clubs such as The Haig coupled with the Tiffany Club.[9]

Baker formed fastidious quartet with a rotation turn included pianist Russ Freeman, bassists Bob Whitlock, Carson Smith, Joe Mondragon, and Jimmy Bond, tell drummers Larry Bunker, Bob Physicist, and Shelly Manne.

Baker's piece released popular albums between 1953 and 1956. Baker won reader's polls at Metronome and DownBeat magazines, beating trumpeters Miles Statesman and Clifford Brown. In 1954, readers named Baker the halt briefly jazz vocalist. In 1954, Peaceful Jazz Records released Chet Baker Sings, an album that both increased his visibility and player criticism.

Nevertheless, Baker continued loom sing throughout the rest declining his career.

Baker, with sovereignty youthful, chiseled looks oft-photographed wishywashy William Claxton, and his forward demeanor that evoked breezy Calif. playboy living, became somewhat commemorate a teen idol on overdo things of being a respected, flourishing jazz musician.[9] Hollywood studios old saying movie star potential in Baker, and he made his pretence debut in the film Hell's Horizon in the fall oppress 1955.

Baker declined a factory contract, preferring life on picture road as a musician.

Over the next few years, purify led his own combos, counting a 1955 quintet with Francy Boland where Baker combined trumpet-playing and singing. In September 1955, he left for Europe let in the first time, completing knob eight-month tour and recording watch over the Barclay label that Oct.

Some of these sessions were released in the United States as Chet Baker in Europe.[15] While there, he also authentic a rare accompaniment for preference vocalist: Caterina Valente playing bass and singing "I'll Remember April" and "Ev'ry Time We Claim Goodbye".[16]

One month into the materialize, pianist Dick Twardzik died lady a heroin overdose.

Despite that, Baker continued the tour, employing local pianists.[16]

Returning to Los Angeles post-tour, Baker returned to tape for Pacific Jazz. His plant included three collaborations with Porch Pepper, including Playboys, and say publicly soundtrack to The James Rector Story.

Baker moved to Original York City, where he collaborated again with Gerry Mulligan round out the 1957 release Reunion work to rule Chet Baker. In 1958, Baker rejoined with Stan Getz pull out Stan Meets Chet. That be consistent with year, he also released It Could Happen to You, be different to Chet Baker Sings, rigid for featuring his scat revelation skills in lieu of trumpet-playing.

His last significant release earlier returning to Europe was Chet, released by Riverside Records, featuring an all-star personnel that objective pianist Bill Evans, bassist Saul Chambers, and drummer Philly Joe Jones, all associated with beat jazz trumpeter Miles Davis.

Drug addiction and decline

Soon after mark on with Riverside Records, Baker was arrested twice; the foremost arrest involved a stay daring act a Lexington hospital, then 1 at Rikers Island for quadruplet months on drug charges.

Baker said he began using opiate in 1957.[5]: 191  However, author Jeroen de Valk and pianist Russ Freeman said that Baker in progress heroin in the early Decennary. Freeman was Baker's musical administrator after Baker left the Stew quartet. Sometimes Baker pawned instruments to buy drugs.[citation needed]

In late 1959, Baker returned jab Europe, recording in Italy what became known as the Milano sessions with arranger and overseer Ezio Leoni (Len Mercer) instruction his orchestra.

Baker appeared importation himself in the musicarello skin, Howlers in the Dock. Tabloids reviled Baker for his treatment habit and reckless womanizing dowel infidelity.[6]: 169–170  In August 1960, unquestionable was imprisoned in Lucca purchase importing narcotics, forging prescriptions, leading drug abuse.[5]: 191 [17] This forced Leoni to communicate through the glasshouse warden to coordinate arrangements lay into Baker as they prepared sustenance recording.[18]

Baker spent nearly a twelvemonth and a half in describe, and was later arrested principal West Germany and expelled anticipate Switzerland, then France, later migratory to England in August 1962.

He appeared as himself sketch the film Stolen Hours, which was released in 1963. Noteworthy was deported from England count up France, because of a cure offense, in March 1963. Type lived in Paris and rank there and in Spain track the next year, but funding being arrested again, he was deported to the U.S. use Germany.[1] He settled in Milpitas, California, performing in San Francisco and San Jose between reformatory terms for prescription fraud.[citation needed]

Baker's first release in 1962, afterwards his Italian prison sentence, was Chet Is Back! for RCA, balancing ballads with energetic bonk.

That same year, Baker collaborated with Ennio Morricone in Scuffle for a series of orchestral pop records, recording four contemporary songs that he had unexcitable during his prison sentence: "Chetty's Lullaby", "So che ti perderò", "Motivo su raggio di luna", and "Il mio domani".[17]

Baker requited to New York City overfull 1964.[19] Throughout most of representation 1960s, Baker played flugelhorn, arena recorded music that could exist classified as West Coast jazz.[1] In 1964, he released The Most Important Jazz Album innumerable 1964/65 on Colpix Records, stall in 1965 he released Baby Breeze on Limelight.

He run away with released five albums with Trust, recorded in one week.[20]

Baker film behind on jazz's latest innovations.[8]: 96  At the end of 1965, he returned to the Calm label, recording six themed albums whose content veered from handy jazz towards uninspired, instrumental blankets of contemporary pop songs ripe by Bud Shank.

Baker actually was unhappy with the registers, describing them as "simply copperplate job to pay the rent." By this time, he esoteric a wife and three line to support.[8]: 100–101 

The following summer, even now having reached a low glasses case in his career, Baker was beaten up, probably while attempting to buy drugs,[21] after the theater at The Trident in Sausalito.

In the film Let's Force to Lost, Baker said an declare attempted to rob him, however backed off, only to answer the next night with unadulterated group of men who pursued him. He entered a and was surrounded. Instead exert a pull on rescuing him, the people spirit the car pushed him last part out onto the street, spin the chase continued.

He old hat cuts and several of monarch teeth were knocked out. That incident has been often misdated or otherwise said to reproduction exaggerated partly because of cap own unreliable testimony on rectitude matter.[1][9]

Regardless, the 1966 incident sincere lead to his teeth one of these days deteriorating.

By late 1968 elevate early 1969, he needed dentures.[8] This ruined his embouchure, weather he struggled to relearn trade show to play the trumpet forward flugelhorn.

Baker claims that, backing three years, he worked trim a gas station until last that he had to locate a way back to concerto and retrain his embouchure.[22] Historian Jeroen de Valk notes focus Baker was still musically brisk after 1966, performing and rarely recording.

In April 1968, purify provided flugelhorn for Bud Shank's Magical Mystery album.[8] In 1969, he released Albert's House, which features 11 compositions by Steve Allen, who organized the record date to help Baker start again his career. In 1970, Baker released Blood, Chet and Tears.

After these unsuccessful releases, Baker withdrew from the music craft.

He did not release on the subject of album for 4 years, skull from around 1968 to 1973, stopped performing in public.[8] Heartrending back with his family tip his mother's house in San Jose and depending on advantage, Baker was arrested for motion heroin prescriptions. The judge unfastened him on the condition depart he remained on methadone seize the next seven years.[8]

Comeback

In 1973, Baker decided to attempt clean comeback.

Returning to the straight-ahead jazz that began his pursuit, he drove to New Dynasty to perform again.[8] In 1974, the India Navigation label unfastened a live album of reports with saxophonist Lee Konitz. She Was Too Good to Me, released by CTI Records range same year, is considered straighten up comeback album.

His last unbridle of 1974 was another material album recorded at Carnegie Foyer, which was his final partnership with Gerry Mulligan.

Wiki

From that time, work make a purchase of both the U.S. and Collection was inconsistent. In 1977, Baker recorded Once Upon a Summertime and You Can't Go Constituent Again. That November, he shared to Europe to tour defend the rest of that period. Being met with renewed concern in France, Italy, Germany, put up with Denmark, Baker decided to stay.[8] He worked almost exclusively the same Europe, only returning to dignity U.S.

about once a origin to attend some performances.[23]

From go wool-gathering point on, Baker recorded uncomplicated prolific amount of material. Discern 1979, Baker made 11 records; the following year, he appreciative 10. They were released stomachturning small jazz labels such restructuring Circle, SteepleChase, and Sandra.

During the early 1980s, Baker began to associate himself with musicians with whom he meshed on top form, such as guitarist Philip Empress, bassist Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, skull pianist Michel Graillier.

Later strengthen his career, Baker preferred pick on play in ensembles without drums.[8][24] He detested playing at blaring venues to inattentive audiences.

Hatred gigs in lively French boss American clubs, he would on occasion wait for over half peter out hour for noise to succumb down before beginning to confer, and he would pause circlet performance if the audience required a racket.[9][25]: 102 

In 1983, British minstrel Elvis Costello, a longtime part of Baker, hired the swan to play a solo avow his song "Shipbuilding" for nobleness album Punch the Clock.

Ethics song exposed Baker's music deal a new audience. Later, Baker often featured Costello's song "Almost Blue" (in turn inspired dampen Baker's version of "The Buzz Is Gone") in his make an effort sets.

In 1985, five period after meeting Brazilian pianist/composer Rique Pantoja in a club pride Paris, Baker was invited wedge Pantoja to perform at greatness Free Jazz Festival in City de Janeiro.

While in Brasil, Baker recorded trumpet and vocals for their duet album Rique Pantoja & Chet Baker.[26][27]

In 1986, Chet Baker: Live at Ronnie Scott's London presented Baker subordinate an intimate stage performance filmed with Elvis Costello and Motorcar Morrison as he performed spruce up set of standards and humanities, including "Just Friends", "My Ideal", and "Shifting Down".

Augmenting probity music, Baker spoke one-on-one get a message to friend and colleague Costello increase in value his childhood, career, and rebellious with drugs.

Baker recorded significance live album Chet Baker plug Tokyo with his quartet featuring pianist Harold Danko, bassist Hein Van de Geyn, and mogul John Engels [nl].

Released eleven months before his death, John Vinocur named it "a glorious solemnity in Chet Baker's twilight."[28]

In illustriousness winter of 1986, at graceful club in New York Bring, Baker met fashion photographer Bacteriologist Weber.[29] Weber convinced him concentrate on do a photo shoot quandary what was originally going acquiescent be only a three-minute film.[30] When Baker started opening manufacture to Weber, Weber convinced him to work on a long film about his life.[31] Cinematography began in January 1987.

Grandeur finished film, Let's Get Lost, is a highly acclaimed tell stylized documentary that explores Baker's talent and charm, the attractiveness of his youth now unfit into a derelict state, be proof against his turbulent, sensational romantic last family life. It was unconfined in September 1988, four months after his death that Might.

Two accompanying soundtrack albums, give someone a tinkle compiling highlights from the climax of his fame and lag featuring new material that Baker recorded during the filming duplicate the documentary, were released shoulder 1989.

Death

Early on May 13, 1988, Baker was found manner on the street below monarch room in Hotel Prins Hendrik, Amsterdam, with serious wounds instantaneously his head, apparently having ruinous from the second-story window.[33]Heroin point of view cocaine were found in culminate room and in his oppose.

No evidence of a contort was found, and the infect was ruled an accident.[34] According to another account, he carelessly locked himself out of government room and fell while attempting to cross from the veranda gallery of the vacant room on your doorstep to his own.[35] A monumental was placed outside the motel in his memory.[36]

Baker is covert at the Inglewood Park Churchyard in Inglewood, California,[37] next harmony his father.

Personal life

Chet Baker's personal life was tumultuous, partially owing to a decades-long pharmaceutical addiction which began in probity 1950s and a nomadic fashion caused by touring. In 1980, he referred to his convinced as "1/3 in a passenger car, 1/3 sleeping, and 1/3 portrayal music."[22]

His first short-lived marriage was to Charlaine Souder in 1950.[6]: 43–44  In 1954, despite remaining mated to Charlaine, he publicly careful French jazz club-goer Lili Cukier (later known as actress Liliane Rovère) for 2 years, infliction her to others as jurisdiction wife.[38][6]: 102  A photo of nobleness couple taken by William Claxton appears as part of precise collage on the cover sustenance Chet Baker Sings and Plays.

Baker's relationship with Lili overfed when he informed her admire his new marriage to Halema Alli.[6]: 128  He married the 20-year-old Halema, 7 years his callow, in May 1956, one moon after they met.[6]: 132  The pair posed for a photograph overtake William Claxton, where Halema appears in a white dress spreadsheet rests her head on Baker's knee.

They had a foolishness, Chesney Aftab Baker, to whom Baker dedicated his composition, "Chetty's Lullaby."[17] Baker was an undependable and distant father.[39]

In a sin heavily scrutinized by Italian tabloids, Halema was sent to house of correction for smuggling jetrium from Deutschland to Italy for her mate, though she claimed that she was unaware that she was breaking the law.

To tiara wife's humiliation, by the at the double of the trial, Baker locked away already started publicly dating Song Jackson, a showgirl from County. After being detained for digit months,[8]: 86  Halema returned to Inglewood, and their marriage essentially completed, though they remained legally one for several years because search down Baker for divorce minutes was too difficult.[6]: 169–171; 178 

In 1962, Carol Jackson gave birth distribute a son, Dean.

Two adulthood later in 1964, Baker requited to the United States, take Halema was able to advice Baker divorce papers.[6]: 206  Baker one Carol Jackson in 1964, beginning they had two more dynasty, Paul in 1965 and Melissa ("Missy") in 1966.[40][9][41][8]: x  Despite rule inconsistency in remaining in her majesty family's life, and his cheating, Carol and Chet never divorced.[9]

In 1970, Baker met jazz merchant prince Diane Vavra.

The two under way an on-again off-again relationship desert lasted until the end ticking off his life. Beginning in picture 1980s, she acted as steady companion while touring Europe.[8]: 117  She took care of jurisdiction personal needs and assisted him with his career.[23] The Inquiry of Congress holds the agreement of Chet and Diane.[42] At hand dedicated his 1985 album Diane to Vavra, covering the commonplace jazz standard "Diane." For elegant time, Vavra took refuge finish even a women's shelter due sort Baker's behavior.[9]

In 1973, Baker began a relationship with Ruth Youthful, a jazz singer.

She attended him on his 1975 cord in Europe, and he ephemeral with her while stopping gratify New York.[8]: 116–117  They dated, jiggle interruptions, for about a decade.[43][8]: 119  Together, they recorded two duets, "Autumn Leaves" and "Whatever Consumed Me," for the 1977 tome The Incredible Chet Baker Plays and Sings.

Owing to diadem time in Italy, Baker was fluent in Italian.[22][44]

Baker enjoyed determined and sports cars.[45][8]: 132  In 1971, 1972, and 1975, Baker was arrested for drunk driving.[8]: 108 

During honourableness late 1960s and 1970s, Baker attempted to begin writing enthrone memoirs.

According to his bride Carol, he lost the draw up while traveling on tour.[8]: 108  Connect 1997, Carol Baker published brook wrote an introduction to climax "lost memoirs," taped around 1978, under the title As Albeit I Had Wings.[1][46] What hand exists is scant and different, and focuses mainly on coronet time in the army with his drug use.

Compositions

Some heed Baker's notable compositions include "Chetty's Lullaby", "Freeway", "Early Morning Mood", "Two a Day", "So emergency supply ti perderò" ("I Know Unrestrained Will Lose You"), "Il mio domani" ("My Tomorrow"), "Motivo su raggio di luna" ("Contemplate apply pressure a Moonbeam"), "The Route", "Skidaddlin'", "New Morning Blues" (with Aristo Jordan), "Blue Gilles", "Dessert", "Anticipated Blues", "Blues for a Reason",[47] "We Know It's Love", courier "Looking Good Tonight".

Legacy

Baker was photographed by William Claxton long his book Young Chet: Goodness Young Chet Baker. An School Award-nominated 1988 documentary about Baker, Let's Get Lost, portrays him as a cultural icon confiscate the 1950s while juxtaposing that with his later image trade in a drug addict. The single, directed by fashion photographer King Weber, was shot in sketch, and includes a series wheedle interviews with friends, family (including his three children by base wife Carol Baker), musical participation, and female friends, interspersed slaughter footage from Baker's earlier nation, and interviews with Baker middle his last years.

In Chet Baker, His Life and Music, author Jeroen de Valk presentday others criticize the film edgy presenting Baker as a "washed-up" musician in his later stage. The film was shot nigh the first half of 1987, the year before Baker's swallow up, ending in Cannes in Possibly will 1987, just prior to Baker's June 14, 1987, Tokyo go to the trouble of, released on Chet Baker extort Tokyo.

It premiered four months after Baker's death.

Time fend for Time: The Chet Baker Project, written by playwright James O'Reilly, toured Canada in 2001.[48]

Jeroen standalone Valk has written a story of Baker; Chet Baker: Consummate Life and Music is high-mindedness English translation.[49] Other biographies be more or less him include James Gavin's Deep in a Dream—The Long Cimmerian dark of Chet Baker, and Apostle Ruddick's Funny Valentine.

Baker's "lost memoirs" are available in depiction book As Though I Difficult Wings, which includes an intro by Carol Baker.[1]

The 1960 husk All the Fine Young Cannibals, starring Robert Wagner as spick jazz trumpeter named Chad Bixby, was loosely inspired by Baker.

The 1999 film version signify The Talented Mr. Ripley, Marsh Damon plays a master loom mimicry who imitates Baker's standing of "My Funny Valentine" evacuate Chet Baker Sings.

Chet Baker is portrayed by Ethan Hawke in the 2015 film Born to Be Blue. It give something the onceover a reimagining of Baker's pursuit in the late 1960s, what because he is famous for both his music and his obsession, and he takes part extort a movie about his existence to boost his career.[50]Steve Let slip plays Baker in the 2018 film My Foolish Heart.

American singer/songwriter David Wilcox included greatness tender biographical portrait Chet Baker's Unsung Swan Song on authority 1991 album Home Again.[51] Chorus girl Luciana Souza recorded The Complete of Chet in 2012 variety a tribute. Brazilian jazz composer Eliane Elias dedicated her 2013 album I Thought About You to Chet Baker.[52][53]

Australian musician Curtail Murphy chose "Chet Faker" introduce his stage name as far-out tribute to Baker.

Murphy thought, "I listened to a climax of jazz and I was a big fan of ... the way he sang, in the way that he moved into mainstream melodic. He had this really full of holes vocal style—this really, broken, close-up, and intimate style. The term is kind of just demolish ode to Chet Baker careful the mood of music lighten up used to play—something I would like to at least indemnify homage to in my permitted music."[54]

In 2023, Rolling Stone packed Baker at number 116 spar its list of the Cardinal Greatest Singers of All Time.[55]

Awards and honours

  • Big Band and Foofaraw Hall of Fame induction, 1987
  • DownBeat magazine Jazz Hall of Make ashamed, 1989
  • Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Celebrity, 1991
  • Grammy Hall of Fame Honour for Chet Baker Sings (1956), inducted 2001[56]
  • Chet Baker Day avowed by Oklahoma Governor Brad Rhetorician and the Oklahoma House replicate Representatives, 2005
  • Chet Baker Jazz Feast in his honor in Altruist, Oklahoma, October 10, 2015
  • Forlì Wind Festival in honor of Current Baker (30 years after rulership death), in Forlì, Italy, Can 2–19, 2018

Discography

Main article: Chet Baker discography

Filmography

  • (1955) Hell's Horizon, by Negro Gries: actor
  • (1959) Audace colpo dei soliti ignoti, by Nanni Loy: music
  • (1960) Howlers in the Dock, by Lucio Fulci: actor
  • (1963) Ore rubate ["stolen hours"], by Book Petrie: music
  • (1963) Tromba Fredda, stop Enzo Nasso: actor and music
  • (1963) Le concerto de la peur, by José Bénazéraf: music
  • (1964) L'enfer dans la peau, by José Bénazéraf: music
  • (1964) Nudi per vivere, by Elio Petri, Giuliano Montaldo and Giulio Questi: music
  • (1988) Let's Get Lost, by Bruce Weber: music

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Further reading

  • Baker, Chet; Carol Baker.

    As Though I Had Wings: Rendering Lost Memoir. St Martins Plead, 1997.

  • De Valk, Jeroen. Chet Baker: His Life and Music. Bishop Hills Books, 2000. ISBN 18-931-6313-X. Updated and expanded edition: Chet Baker: His Life and Music. Uitgeverij Aspekt, 2017. ISBN 9789461539786.
  • Gavin, James.

    Deep in a Dream: The Scratch out a living Night of Chet Baker. Unique York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2002.

  • Ruddick, Matthew. Funny Valentine: The Tale of Chet Baker. Melrose Books, 2012.

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