Chet Baker - Almost Blue (12" Ep RSD25) Vinyl New

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Chet Baker - Almost Blue (12" Ep RSD25) Vinyl NewIn celebration of the 35th Anniversary and BluRay release of the iconic documentary film, Let's Get Lost, Little Bear, Inc. has partnered with Slow Down Sounds to release the Chet Baker music that has been in photographer Bruce Weber's vault for 35 years. This 12" 45rpm is a teaser for a double LP set coming in May 2025, featuring several never heard songs, and all never before heard performances. Tracklist Side A Almost Blue Live from Cannes Film

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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024