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Here's why Amos Lee crafted a full album tribute to jazz legend Chet Baker : World Cafe : World Cafe Words and Music Podcast The Philadelphia-based musician performs covers from Baker's classic record, Chet Baker Sings.

World Cafe Words and Music Podcast

Here's why Amos Lee crafted a full album tribute to jazz legend Chet Baker

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Amos Lee on World Cafe

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Set List

  • "Look for the Silver Lining"
  • "My Funny Valentine"
  • "I Get Along Without You Very Well"
  • "My Ideal"

Humans haven't invented time travel yet, but if we ever do, it'll probably be pretty dangerous and expensive. The good news? We have music. Music can take you back to a place and time, even one you've never experienced.

In this session, you'll be transported by Amos Lee as he performs songs from his full album tribute to Chet Baker's 1954 album, Chet Baker Sings. Lee's album is called My Ideal. Lee, along with pianist and producer David Streim, will take you back in time in this session, recorded at World Café in Philadelphia.

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