Stan Getz and Chet Baker 1983.flv 

Years ago, there was an article in the NY Times about never released video footage of Miles Davis in the studio during the recording of Kind Of Blue. The video was available on this new website called RU-vid. I thought it was the most amazing thing ever. RU-vid has made it possible to travel through time. Stan and Chet are no longer with us, but RU-vid just took me to Stockholm in 1983 to see them live. Art never dies or gets old... It's just waiting to be rediscovered. Thanks for posting.

Stan and Chet at their finest. It' s almost a miracle how Chet was able to play like with visibly so much broken. But his melody lines seem to stay so pure.

This is how we do.

Baker was the king of cool.

Of all trumpeters Chet is my favorite... He just has so much tenderness and so emotionally expressive that its almost unreal...

In the record review of Stan Getz' album, "Quintessence Vol 1", with Chet Baker (by the Allmusic Guide to Jazz, 4th ed.)... these two absolutely hated each other, musically and personally. So whatever harmony evidenced here... was presumably a great acting job by both.

Hard to see two music legends.East coast pioner jazz swing and US bossa nova jazz player in action! Priceless!

How did Chet Baker put so much soul into his playing? It touches me so I struggle not to cry every time.

Chet makes me cry

I really miss these guys. ...I'm thankful they left us some really great music to savor. ...Nobody did it like them. .....So, so COOL!!!

This is one most express moment of admirable performance of Chet Baker as the best trumpetist ever exist on jazz música

Dear Old Stockholm is beautiful song. Stan Getz & Chet Baker play it wonderfully here

coming back from office, having lost quite a sum of money on future option contracts, so what? i fix myself a drink and relax with Chet Baker while neon lights go on and off and all losses are smoothly being washed away, on this very rainy day. Many thanks for sharing this beautiful song

Two of the greats of jazz! Both are sadly missed

I love Chet!!!

Freaks me out how softly they play. Almost like the human voice

I saw him only for one concert in Chateauvallon (France, near Toulon) in 1977 ? don't remember exactly but impossible to forget him : a giant of the tenor sax ! for me the best in the world without hesitation. He was just a genius.

I had concert tickets to see Stan Getz, and then he passed away. Somehow I missed Chet Baker until Laufey started talking about him. What an amazing artist. Yes RU-vid is a gift.

Wow! Chet sounds so good.... Stan too; the "sound" is on display here..

This is sooo 👍 great