With his first vocal album "Chet Baker Sings," the rising trumpet star Chet Baker achieved overwhelming success in 1954. The very next year, his label Pacific Jazz brought Baker back into the studio for the sequel "Chet Baker Sings And Plays", this time to let him show his artistry as a trumpeter in addition to his vocal talent. Particularly impressive is the timeless interpretation of the dreamlike standard "Let's Get Lost", after which a celebrated documentary film about Chet Baker was also titled in 1988. Blue Note Tone Poet Edition: mono, produced by Joe Harley, mastered in full analog by Kevin Gray from the original tapes, RTI pressing (180g), sturdy tip-on gatefold, padded inner sleeve.