For anyone working through the Chet Baker discography with serious intent, whether that means tracking down a colored pressing of one of his Pacific-era vocal records or filling gaps in the catalog with a remastered CD, this page collects twelve titles across both formats.
On the vinyl side, Sings: It Could Happen To You is here on a Clear Red LP from Craft Recordings, and Chet arrives on a Deep Purple LP, also from Craft. Music On Vinyl contributes Sings Again on a 180g Gold pressing and Mr. B on a 180g Silver LP. Analogue Productions brings In New York on 180g vinyl. For CDs, Blue Note's remastered catalog is well represented: Chet Baker Big Band, Chet Baker & Crew, Route, The Very Best, the three-disc Chet Baker Sextet, Young Chet, and Sings & Plays are all here, most in remastered editions.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has been covering jazz, the Grateful Dead, Phish, and the broader spectrum of American music since 1974. That history informs what ends up in the store. The Relix Sessions series, for instance, represents live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, a direct extension of the editorial work the magazine has done for five decades. When it comes to catalog titles like these Baker records, the same attention to pressing quality and label sourcing applies. Craft Recordings, Music On Vinyl, Analogue Productions, and Blue Note are labels that take the work seriously, and these editions reflect that.
All titles here are new and sealed. Vinyl ships in protective packaging designed for LPs. CDs ship in protective packaging. Pre-order titles display a street date on the product page and ship as soon as the label makes them available; no earlier.
If this page is a starting point, there is more to explore. Jazz Vinyl Records covers the broader genre across artists and labels. Colored Vinyl Records & Limited Variants is the right place to browse by pressing type, including the Clear Red and Gold and Silver LPs represented here. Jazz CDs covers the CD catalog more widely. And Live Vinyl Albums & Records is worth a look for anyone whose interest in Baker extends to live documents of the music.