Two A Day

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Pesonnel: Chet Baker (vocals, trumpet); Phil Markowitz (piano); Jean-Louis Rasinfosse (bass); Jeff Brillinger (drums). Recorded at Le Chateau, Herouville, France on December 29, 1978. Includes liner notes by Pascal Anquitil. Personnel: Chet Baker (vocals, trumpet); Phil Markowitz (piano); Jeff Brillinger (drums). Audio Mixer: Claude Ermelin. Liner Note Author: Pascal Anquetil. Recording information: Chateau, Herouville (12/29/1978); Le Chateau Studios, Herouville, France (12/29/1978). Photographers: Jean-Pierre Leloir; Christian Rose. One of the numerous Chet Baker recordings that appeared for the first time following his mysterious death in 1988, this 1991 release was taped the day after his long unavailable Broken Wing (last available on Inner City). Primarily a set of standards, the quartet (with pianist Phil Markowitz, bassist Jean-Luis Rasinfosse, and drummer Jeff Brillinger) starts with "Two a Day," a brisk but brief original blues by the leader. Baker is at his lyrical best as a trumpeter on the foot patting take of "If I Should Lose You," while his hushed vocals prove effective during an otherwise rather long "This Is Always." Markowitz is an especially sensitive accompanist through this studio session. With well over 40 dates as a leader by Chet Baker recorded between 1970 and the end of his life (with more to appear for the first time, no doubt), this release may not be an early priority for the typical fan of cool jazz, but serious jazz collectors will want to acquire it. ~ Ken Dryden