Chet Baker & Bill Evans - Alone Together

Although Chet Baker and Bill Evans were both highly lyrical and introspective players who could have made a marvelous team, they only recorded together on a couple of occasions. By the time these recordings were made in 1958-59, Chet Baker had been a star for less than a decade. This 1958 instrumental album presented Baker in an unusual setting, accompanied by great jazz musicians with whom he would only rarely play and record: Evans, Herbie Mann, Pepper Adams, and Kenny Burrell. THE COMPLETE LP + 2 BONUS TRACKS - 180-GRAM VIRGIN VINYL - LIMITED EDITION

• 1 Alone Together 6:53
• 2 How High the Moon 3:37
• 3 It Never Entered My Mind 4:41
• 4 'Tis Autumn 5:18
• 5 I Talk to the Trees 5:50*
• 6 If You Could See Me Now 5:18
• 7 September Song 3:06
• 8 You'd Be So Nice to Come Home to 4:33
• 9 Time on My Hands 4:33
• 10 You and the Night and the Music 4:07
• 11 Thank Heaven for Little Girls 4:36*