Chet Baker - A Jazz Tour Of The Nato Countries - 180 Gram (LP)

Chet Baker - A Jazz Tour Of The Nato Countries - 180 Gram (LP)

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Chet Baker - A Jazz Tour Of The Nato Countries - 180 Gram (LP)180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE PRESSING In 1955, Chet Baker prepared the first European tour of his newly formed quartet. The young and handsome trumpeter, whose recording career had started just three years before, was now a big jazz name. The European tour began in Holland in September 1955. It continued with stops in Germany, Switzerland and France. In Paris, pianist Dick Twardzik died from a heroin overdose in his hotel room. Chet was marked for life by this

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