Various: Chet Baker Re: Dreaming Review – R&B, Pop, Soul and Jazz by new re -processing | Jazz

PCet Baker (1929-1988), a whispering sound and sweet melodic trumpet tone, had a almost impossible mastery, usually imitated. For the latest edition of Blue Note Re: Dreamed sherryJazz label’s artists invited to produce cover versions of the rear catalog 15 R&B, pop, spirit and jazz artists, Baker’s repertoire was given an inevitable task – often surprising results.

Trompeter vocalist’s flexible jazz standards are well reflected in the sensitive version of the singer Dodie Old Devil Moon Because the original emphasizes the rocking latin percussion. Matt Maltese’s’s My funny darling It adds a beautiful elegant guitar line to the well -worn melod. Other approaches work less well, we singer Mxmtoon’s clean vocal tone extreme power I fall in love very easilyA sense of joke romance.

But there is another jewel for every wrong step. Ezra Collective Trompeter Talker If a revelation, Puma blue is always uncomfortable dark and echoed. . Re: Dreamed The project ultimately serves to emphasize that tensile, expansion and response can produce new flavors, even though few of them can match the voice of Baker’s voice.