CHET BAKER - THE KOLN CONCERT 1955 VOL. 2 Vinyl LP Death Detonator chose its native Hungarian

Detonator chose its native Hungarian tongue as the language of its blasphemes

unlike any other recording

He is very literally a bridge between generations of the Chicago vanguard

” which briefly charted on the College CMJ charts in 1991

brooding and powerful would probably be the three most evocative words in describing such a work

CHET BAKER - THE KOLN CONCERT 1955 VOL. 2 Vinyl LP Death Detonator chose its native HungarianUnreleased for many years, and now on two LPs, here's the famous Chet Baker's concert in Koln in October 1955 featuring pianist Dick Twardzik, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Pete Littman, plus guests on a couple of tracks, German reed specialists Hans Koller and Willi Sanner respectively on tenor and baritone sax. A particularly soulful performance based on a strong and varied track list comprising some of Baker's favorite standards such as "My Funny