"Studio Trieste" is a captivating jazz album by the renowned Chet Baker, released on July 1, 1982, under the Columbia/Legacy label. This cool jazz and vocal jazz gem spans a concise yet engaging 38 minutes, featuring four tracks that showcase Baker's signature smooth trumpet playing and velvety vocals. The album opens with the enchanting "Swan Lake," followed by the iconic "All Blues," a classic that highlights Baker's ability to infuse a standard with his unique touch. "Malaguena" brings a Spanish flair, demonstrating Baker's versatility, while the final track, "Django," pays homage to the legendary guitarist Django Reinhardt. Recorded in Trieste, Italy, this album offers a glimpse into Baker's later career, blending his timeless style with the vibrant atmosphere of its namesake city. "Studio Trieste" is a testament to Chet Baker's enduring artistry and remains a cherished addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection.
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