Years ago, there was an article in the NY Times about never released video footage of Miles Davis in the studio during the recording of Kind Of Blue. The video was available on this new website called RUclips. I thought it was the most amazing thing ever. RUclips has made it possible to travel through time. Stan and Chet are no longer with us, but RUclips just took me to Stockholm in 1983 to see them live. Art never dies or gets old... It's just waiting to be rediscovered. Thanks for posting.
I had concert tickets to see Stan Getz, and then he passed away. Somehow I missed Chet Baker until Laufey started talking about him. What an amazing artist. Yes RUclips is a gift.
coming back from office, having lost quite a sum of money on future option contracts, so what? i fix myself a drink and relax with Chet Baker while neon lights go on and off and all losses are smoothly being washed away, on this very rainy day. Many thanks for sharing this beautiful song
No disrespect AT ALL but your post brings to mind a Raymond Chandler story. Hope all is well since and keep Chet on the turntable as you slolom through it all 🎶🎺✌️
Sorry to hear that chap but the most important thing is you have breath in your lungs … but jazz is a great comforter… when you feel shit… listen to some blues and she will be there with you to stroke your ego,,, and probably a lot more 😳😳😳😳 lol 😂
YESSSSS, so much emotion evoked with all talented musicians who have passed (Dave Brubeck, Eugene Wright, Joe Morello, Paul Desmond), BUT they continue to give so much.
Chet was inspired, trained, enriched by jazz played by Black people, like Miles. Jazz music was invented by Black people. It takes a significant ear for a white person to interpret and play jazz. As many caucasians have. The ear.
I saw him only for one concert in Chateauvallon (France, near Toulon) in 1977 ? don't remember exactly but impossible to forget him : a giant of the tenor sax ! for me the best in the world without hesitation. He was just a genius.
Stan and Chet at their finest. It' s almost a miracle how Chet was able to play like with visibly so much broken. But his melody lines seem to stay so pure.
@@alvaro5805 It wasn't the drugs it was having his teeth punched out and having to get dentures. He had to relearn how to play the horn. Cigarettes don't help the voice either.
@@alvaro5805his trumpet sound and lyrical phrasing evolved during all his carrer, he does not sound the same in 53 than in the 60ies or even more different in the 80ies After learning to play with a dentier, what I can agree with is that he has always been a story teller, even when you can tell he is not at the top of himself, he is ALWAYS Putting something from himself in to it, it is very deep and and impressive and this is why jazz is for in my opinion. His Always dedicated and expressive approach of music are the reason I play this music.
I never tire of their music; it's affect is so visceral. ...I grew up listening to these guys these guys in the 50s and 60s , 70s and 80s, (my DAD was a big fan) and still these days at least once or twice a week when I workout in my garage. ...I wish they were all still around.
I'm listening to this on Oct 17th 2020 at 11pm & it's been Such a Nasty almost 4 yrs in America 'This music played by Chet & Stan is Sacred & Spiritual if you will 'Literally! I met Stan's son, Steve kinda by chance or cosmic design at a meeting in LA in the 90's not long after his dad passed & that was kinda Sacred for me as well...
bonheur pour leur public , très certainement . Mais c'est le propre des artistes de toujours vivre dans le doute , l'angoisse et le questionnement......Ces gens-là ne sont pas souvent heureux , ils se nourrissent de leurs malheurs et ça les aide dans leurs recherche continuelle de perfection . Mais ce n'est pas pour autant qu'ils sont heureux !!!
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I saw Stan Getz in Sausalito years ago, but I never got to hear Chet live. I was always working myself as a musician so didn't gt to go to concerts. But I later learned to love Chet's music as well, and still do. Both are gone now, as are many of the greatest talents of that era. I think the 1960's to the mid- to late 80's gave us some of the greatest talents in music ever seen or heard. Thank goodness they left us their recordings so we can hear them forever.
Désolé je ne parle pas anglais , mais sa ne m'empêche pas de dire que Stan Getz est un grand bonheur pour moi car sa musique me reste gravé dans mon cœur 💓 bravo Stan👍
Wow! That’s musical artistry at its very best! We all know how amazing Stan Getz and The Prince of Cool are, but kudos to the drummer who did just enough magnificently.
One night in the early 80s I was wandering around on foot through Chicago’s entertainment district. I did not know the city but was aware of its musical legacy. My esrs directed me to a small downstairs club, a cocktail bar seating maybe 40. The ideal after-hours club. As if on cue, out came onto the tiny stage Stan Getz and his trio. Over the following hour I was transported by moody music appropriate for that time of night. This kind of unplanned synchronicity is what makes being in a big city worthwhile.
I heard Stan Getz many, many years ago in Sausalito, superb! I've only been a fan of Chet's in recent times, when I learned to recognize what a terrific talent he was. Sorry I never got to hear him in person, his music is truly one of a kind. It portrays the very soul of the man when he performs, subdued and sensual. Two very different, gifted artists who made good music together..
M.J. Leger I had the huge pleasure of spending time with Chet when he was down on his luck and would do a once a year stint in Toronto in the 80's at a duo club called bourbon street/basin street on Queen Street at University Ave. It was magical. He was very much dependent on hard drugs but once he had his fix he would play until they turned off the lights. I saw him play drums for one set!
It's Jim McNeely on piano, George Mraz on bass and Victor Lewis on drums. The two tunes were the final cuts on the Stan Getz & Chet Baker - Line For Lyons LP. They are also on the Stan Getz - The Stockholm Concert CD with bonus cuts.
Stan and Chet - two of the most beautifully lyrical and expressive players ever and together, it really doesn't get any better. I'm trying to wipe my tears away as I'm writing this comment 😢
Paul D chet baker’s axe is an extension of his vocals, or perhaps it’s the other way around. Pure, simple and oh so mellow. The angels are happy in the big jam session in heaven!
It is a sticky hot Augustday in Munich ... this wonderful composition so peacefully streaming out of Chet Bakers trumpet .. sails me out to Fjäderholmarna . where I'm currently sitting on a rock, feet in water, a nice glass of beer in hand 😊 ❤
In the record review of Stan Getz' album, "Quintessence Vol 1", with Chet Baker (by the Allmusic Guide to Jazz, 4th ed.)... these two absolutely hated each other, musically and personally. So whatever harmony evidenced here... was presumably a great acting job by both.
nilsjoela: Thank you so much for posting this two wonderful musicians. Stan and Chet my favorites jazz musicians. Love to all fans of Chet and Stan from New Orleans the city of jazz and the wonderful "cajun" food. USA.
THIS HAS BEEN A FAVOURITE ALBUM FOR 30 odd years. Fantastic to get the video footage 2 Amazing giants of Jazz . If you have never heard these 2 then you are not complete ! DJEJ. Thanks for the upload.
La piu grande fortuna della mia vita appassionarmi del jazz a 15 anni perche nella vita ho avuto momenti brutti e mi rifugiavo a sentire questi gatti...e mi hanno sempre aiutato a uscire dal tunnel...solo chi ama il jazz puo capire quello che dico
Wow such tenderness in the melody lines, Stan always had the purest tone. Chet full of imagination I think at 0:09 secs Stan tells him "we are gonna play Dear Old Stockholm", what a talent, all the members of the band.
Chet...quando lo sento le lacrime mi escono senza che riesca a fermarle. Mi commuove sempre, sentire quello che esce da quella tromba, e' un orgasmo in musica. Mitico...
Imagine what could have been if these guys could have gotten their lives together. They never got along and recorded together very little. Their natural sounds and styles complimented each other so perfectly ... who knows. I got know Stan a little when was teaching at Stanford near the end of his life and career. It all came easy for him. He really was a genius. Getz Meets Mulligan in HI Fi. Best Getz album. Any of Mulligan Baker quartet albums for Baker. Never got to hear the three together. That would have to have been cool.
Dear Old Stockholm, Ack Värmeland du sköna... Värmland is that County in West Sweden l grow up in and at 30 l went to Stockholm... Nowdays l live in Belfast since 2017. Was to Jazz clubs from the 60-ties and when l heard this lovely song by the Greatest Jazz Musicians in the 70-ties and 80-ties l get a smile on my face. Now l still have my smile and feel a big Nostalgica. Thank you for sharing this VERY LOVELY live version! Btw, have myself been playing at that stage, Mosebacke in Stockholm...
It is said that they hated each other, but this performance shows that they had profound musical respect for each other, and that Stan really dug Chet's incredible solo on "Dear Old Stockholm".
You took the words right out of my mouth. Stan's face at 3:48 - it's as he's thinking that after all the bullshit, these are the moments that make it all worth it.
Wonderful tune. Many of us heard it on Miles first Columbia session, "Round Midnight," on which he, Trane, Philly Joe, Chambers and Red take it up-tempo. This slow version sheds more light on the beauty of the song itself.
wow man... this is really.. really something else in jazz.. two very sweet major players, with one of the most classy and finest of the jazz. Master Piece. Thanks!
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Years ago, there was an article in the NY Times about never released video footage of Miles Davis in the studio during the recording of Kind Of Blue. The video was available on this new website called RUclips. I thought it was the most amazing thing ever. RUclips has made it possible to travel through time. Stan and Chet are no longer with us, but RUclips just took me to Stockholm in 1983 to see them live. Art never dies or gets old... It's just waiting to be rediscovered. Thanks for posting.
You are so right my friend.
AMEN
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You touch me with your deep thoughtful words tonight
Dear Old Stockholm is beautiful song. Stan Getz & Chet Baker play it wonderfully here
Best indeed. Vocal proprietor as well
I had concert tickets to see Stan Getz, and then he passed away. Somehow I missed Chet Baker until Laufey started talking about him. What an amazing artist. Yes RUclips is a gift.
This is one most express moment of admirable performance of Chet Baker as the best trumpetist ever exist on jazz música
Unforgettable!
Jazz music from my childhood and teenage years. Jazz was my first music appreciation.
Of all trumpeters Chet is my favorite... He just has so much tenderness and so emotionally expressive that its almost unreal...
coming back from office, having lost quite a sum of money on future option contracts, so what? i fix myself a drink and relax with Chet Baker while neon lights go on and off and all losses are smoothly being washed away, on this very rainy day. Many thanks for sharing this beautiful song
Hey, Man, money and women: they come and they go and the world just keeps spinning ‘round.
Been there !
No disrespect AT ALL but your post brings to mind a Raymond Chandler story. Hope all is well since and keep Chet on the turntable as you slolom through it all 🎶🎺✌️
Sorry to hear that chap but the most important thing is you have breath in your lungs … but jazz is a great comforter… when you feel shit… listen to some blues and she will be there with you to stroke your ego,,, and probably a lot more 😳😳😳😳 lol 😂
Oh Yeah…… wait till the Mrs finds out.
I really miss these guys. ...I'm thankful they left us some really great music to savor. ...Nobody did it like them. .....So, so COOL!!!
I am glad we still have them ....how else to survive, these days .....
Perfect!
How did Chet Baker put so much soul into his playing? It touches me so I struggle not to cry every time.
He couldn't even read music.
the 'obvious' answer about both of em' souls is ...damn,i ve been so stoned , i forgot what it was....sth to do with pinpoint pupils
YESSSSS, so much emotion evoked with all talented musicians who have passed (Dave Brubeck, Eugene Wright, Joe Morello, Paul Desmond), BUT they continue to give so much.
With heroin and other drugs
Chet was inspired, trained, enriched by jazz played by Black people, like Miles. Jazz music was invented by Black people. It takes a significant ear for a white person to interpret and play jazz. As many caucasians have. The ear.
I saw him only for one concert in Chateauvallon (France, near Toulon) in 1977 ? don't remember exactly but impossible to forget him : a giant of the tenor sax ! for me the best in the world without hesitation. He was just a genius.
Two of the greats of jazz! Both are sadly missed
Stan and Chet at their finest. It' s almost a miracle how Chet was able to play like with visibly so much broken. But his melody lines seem to stay so pure.
Sorry, but Getz s best was Getz/Gilberto (1964)...principally, because Getz was involved with Astrud.
Only his Voice wasn't the same after drug addiction
Being with inspiring artists can keep you from falling into the abyss... that's true for artists, too..
@@alvaro5805 It wasn't the drugs it was having his teeth punched out and having to get dentures. He had to relearn how to play the horn. Cigarettes don't help the voice either.
@@alvaro5805his trumpet sound and lyrical phrasing evolved during all his carrer, he does not sound the same in 53 than in the 60ies or even more different in the 80ies After learning to play with a dentier, what I can agree with is that he has always been a story teller, even when you can tell he is not at the top of himself, he is ALWAYS Putting something from himself in to it, it is very deep and and impressive and this is why jazz is for in my opinion. His Always dedicated and expressive approach of music are the reason I play this music.
"Brother" brought tears. I love Stan, but Chet Baker drills right into my brain. God bless these guys.
Thank you for this wonderful recording by two great masters of Jazz. Just sublime - RIP Stan and Chet.
Two Jazz masters, what a duo, what a woderful music! It feels like heaven ❤
I never tire of their music; it's affect is so visceral. ...I grew up listening to these guys these guys in the 50s and 60s , 70s and 80s, (my DAD was a big fan) and still these days at least once or twice a week when I workout in my garage. ...I wish they were all still around.
I'm listening to this on Oct 17th 2020 at 11pm & it's been Such a Nasty almost 4 yrs in America 'This music played by Chet & Stan is Sacred & Spiritual if you will 'Literally! I met Stan's son, Steve kinda by chance or cosmic design at a meeting in LA in the 90's not long after his dad passed & that was kinda Sacred for me as well...
So simple, clear and elegant. As all good things in life, the play of two masters.
Thanks to whom that upload this peace of heaven!
This almost made me cry, awesome & then some !
This is art that is created in the brain and goes through the heart into an instrument. It is a happiness.
How lovely!
Yess
Born from unhappiness many times
bonheur pour leur public , très certainement . Mais c'est le propre des artistes de toujours vivre dans le doute , l'angoisse et le questionnement......Ces gens-là ne sont pas souvent heureux , ils se nourrissent de leurs malheurs et ça les aide dans leurs recherche continuelle de perfection . Mais ce n'est pas pour autant qu'ils sont heureux !!!
Just melting our souls ! Thanks for timeless piece of art ! 2020
Exceptional moments of grace. Jazz notes that light up the stars. thank you.
Thank-you to all who enable me to hear musical jazz like this. Lifts jaded spirits beautifully. Much appreciated by an Australian grandma. X
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I saw Stan Getz in Sausalito years ago, but I never got to hear Chet live. I was always working myself as a musician so didn't gt to go to concerts. But I later learned to love Chet's music as well, and still do. Both are gone now, as are many of the greatest talents of that era. I think the 1960's to the mid- to late 80's gave us some of the greatest talents in music ever seen or heard. Thank goodness they left us their recordings so we can hear them forever.
Désolé je ne parle pas anglais , mais sa ne m'empêche pas de dire que Stan Getz est un grand bonheur pour moi car sa musique me reste gravé dans mon cœur 💓 bravo Stan👍
Magnificed performance this great trumpetiste and the trio thank❤❤❤
Two legendary masters
They are gone but they left masterpieces
RIP gentlemen
Music I come back to...
Wow! That’s musical artistry at its very best! We all know how amazing Stan Getz and The Prince of Cool are, but kudos to the drummer who did just enough magnificently.
Merci 😅
Wow! Chet sounds so good.... Stan too; the "sound" is on display here..
***** 5 stars
Wonderful piece of art. At their best!
Pure talent. It gratifies my soul. Thank you masters
One night in the early 80s I was wandering around on foot through Chicago’s entertainment district. I did not know the city but was aware of its musical legacy. My esrs directed me to a small downstairs club, a cocktail bar seating maybe 40. The ideal after-hours club. As if on cue, out came onto the tiny stage Stan Getz and his trio. Over the following hour I was transported by moody music appropriate for that time of night. This kind of unplanned synchronicity is what makes being in a big city worthwhile.
beautiful to see stan looking chet like that when he plays, just admiration from one of the greatest to another
These are my two favorites jazz musicians for brass instrument. Perfect duo. Backer and Getz always!
I heard Stan Getz many, many years ago in Sausalito, superb! I've only been a fan of Chet's in recent times, when I learned to recognize what a terrific talent he was. Sorry I never got to hear him in person, his music is truly one of a kind. It portrays the very soul of the man when he performs, subdued and sensual. Two very different, gifted artists who made good music together..
M.J. Leger I had the huge pleasure of spending time with Chet when he was down on his luck and would do a once a year stint in Toronto in the 80's at a duo club called bourbon street/basin street on Queen Street at University Ave. It was magical. He was very much dependent on hard drugs but once he had his fix he would play until they turned off the lights. I saw him play drums for one set!
I lived in Sausalito in 1970. The Trident jazz club was the best
Saw Gary Burton and Denny Zeitlin.
God I don’t know how many times I’ve watched this
It's Jim McNeely on piano, George Mraz on bass and Victor Lewis on drums. The two tunes were the final cuts on the Stan Getz & Chet Baker - Line For Lyons LP. They are also on the Stan Getz - The Stockholm Concert
CD with bonus cuts.
Merci pour cet info!
Même si ces deux géants sont irremplacables, on oublie souvent ceux qui accompagnent! Merci.
It’s John Leftwich on bass.
(Legend)^2
Chet is exceptionally smooth and amazing on this one. The stuff of musical magic.
Stan and Chet - two of the most beautifully lyrical and expressive players ever and together, it really doesn't get any better. I'm trying to wipe my tears away as I'm writing this comment 😢
Thanks for the music
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Where was I in 1983? I could have been here...but now I am here with youtube.
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Of course I am a fan. Before and since 1983, wherever I am, I listen to Stan Getz, Chet Baker, Charlie Bird,
Joao Gilberto, etc. etc. @@gregnormal4
Freaks me out how softly they play. Almost like the human voice
Paul D chet baker’s axe is an extension of his vocals, or perhaps it’s the other way around. Pure, simple and oh so mellow. The angels are happy in the big jam session in heaven!
Two of the greatest together is a feast, Thanks RUclips!!!
You can see and feel the essence of the music and these two sublime artists.
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Chet's horn still makes me cry!!
That was excellent. Two brilliant artists. Thank you for sharing this.
カッコいいなぁ～🎺🎷憧れてましたね～🎶🎶😮🤗
When magic happens - and I get to see it 🙏🏽🧡🧡🙏🏽
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with this covert problem in the world music like this settles my head! its music that says just keep moving life goes on at your own pace !
The looks that Stan gives Chet are priceless.
Getz is a genius of cool jazz! Listening to this makes me feel like it's timeless.
Sweet musical conversation. Such genius!
closes my eyes and clears my mind to set the mood...
Man I just love Stan Getz's sound. Such a phenomal sax player
i remember coming out of my local art theater with a buddy in ‘88 or so having seen Let’s Get Lost, shellshocked. heartbreaking.
Two epic, immortal players! Amazing! Thank you verymuch!
MIND BLOWING.....ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!
It is a sticky hot Augustday in Munich ... this wonderful composition so peacefully streaming out of Chet Bakers trumpet .. sails me out to Fjäderholmarna . where I'm currently sitting on a rock, feet in water, a nice glass of beer in hand 😊 ❤
I probably watch this video 10 times a week. It gets better every time I here it.
It's worth pointing out these two people who made such great music together couldn't stand each other offstage
Oy. In the 1st one, watching Stan Getz listening, and Chet Baker ......waiting.....; & then part two, a completely shared thought. Woof.
Oh how I wish I could go back in time and be in that room...
i was ,,,,! Heaven Im in....
Fabulous playing all round. Goes straight to the heart.
Brilliant Trumpet!!
Passion with every note, beauty with all it's space!
Stan Getz & Kenny Barron's last album together 'People Time' is a Jazz Rembrandt collaboration in Genius, Passion & Soul
@@michaelchapman4955 Well said! 100%
In the record review of Stan Getz' album, "Quintessence Vol 1", with Chet Baker (by the Allmusic Guide to Jazz, 4th ed.)... these two absolutely hated each other, musically and personally. So whatever harmony evidenced here... was presumably a great acting job by both.
Il fraseggio e la poesia di Chet sono irraggiungibili per chiunque ❤
nilsjoela: Thank you so much for posting this two wonderful musicians. Stan and Chet my favorites jazz musicians. Love to all fans of Chet and Stan from New Orleans the city of jazz and the wonderful "cajun" food. USA.
THIS HAS BEEN A FAVOURITE ALBUM FOR 30 odd years. Fantastic to get the video footage 2 Amazing giants of Jazz . If you have never heard these 2 then you are not complete ! DJEJ. Thanks for the upload.
What album are these songs on?
Love Chet and have a few incredible CDs and love all of Stan's recordings and collaborations.❤
gracias...
Love the sounds these guys have given us.
La piu grande fortuna della mia vita appassionarmi del jazz a 15 anni perche nella vita ho avuto momenti brutti e mi rifugiavo a sentire questi gatti...e mi hanno sempre aiutato a uscire dal tunnel...solo chi ama il jazz puo capire quello che dico
Me eriza los pelos el sonido y las lineas de Chet.
Un lujo !
Wow such tenderness in the melody lines, Stan always had the purest tone. Chet full of imagination I think at 0:09 secs Stan tells him "we are gonna play Dear Old Stockholm", what a talent, all the members of the band.
Jazz is my life. They aaaaare famous
Baker was the king of cool.
Its really Blue...
Getz was King of Cool. Then Mulligan. THEN Baker.
@@stephenclues2948 They sho wuz baby!
Chet was the king of cool.
Another gem, thank you for posting this.
un grand moment .... émotion intense avec ce duo S.GUETZ / CH. BAKKER
SO LOVELY...thank you for posting this video of these 2 GIANTS
I love Chet!!!
Ce saxo et la trompette de chet se répondant , c est une merveille ils sont au plus haut de leur art ,merci
so beautiful and so perfect. thank you for sharing.
Lord have mercy.chet at his finest. He just know it
Chet...quando lo sento le lacrime mi escono senza che riesca a fermarle. Mi commuove sempre, sentire quello che esce da quella tromba, e' un orgasmo in musica. Mitico...
The timing is amazing........smooth and natural...... Great stuff here, thanks for this post.
One's of the best performance / genius
Imagine what could have been if these guys could have gotten their lives together. They never got along and recorded together very little. Their natural sounds and styles complimented each other so perfectly ... who knows. I got know Stan a little when was teaching at Stanford near the end of his life and career. It all came easy for him. He really was a genius.
Getz Meets Mulligan in HI Fi. Best Getz album.
Any of Mulligan Baker quartet albums for Baker.
Never got to hear the three together. That would have to have been cool.
Two of my top favorite jazz musicians!
Dear Old Stockholm, Ack Värmeland du sköna...
Värmland is that County in West Sweden l grow up in and at 30 l went to Stockholm... Nowdays l live in Belfast since 2017. Was to Jazz clubs from the 60-ties and when l heard this lovely song by the Greatest Jazz Musicians in the 70-ties and 80-ties l get a smile on my face. Now l still have my smile and feel a big Nostalgica.
Thank you for sharing this VERY LOVELY live version!
Btw, have myself been playing at that stage, Mosebacke in Stockholm...
I miss them greetings from Holland
Amazing giants of jazz. Sadly missed....but what music they made.
Baby baby baby. Play it now. Sing it Chet. This is a great jam.
Music from HEAVEN!
This is magical
It is said that they hated each other, but this performance shows that they had profound musical respect for each other, and that Stan really dug Chet's incredible solo on "Dear Old Stockholm".
You took the words right out of my mouth. Stan's face at 3:48 - it's as he's thinking that after all the bullshit, these are the moments that make it all worth it.
Wonderful tune. Many of us heard it on Miles first Columbia session, "Round Midnight," on which he, Trane, Philly Joe, Chambers and Red take it up-tempo. This slow version sheds more light on the beauty of the song itself.
wow man... this is really.. really something else in jazz.. two very sweet major players, with one of the most classy and finest of the jazz. Master Piece. Thanks!
Pierre M S Silva if you get a chance try “Moonlight in Vermont”. Johnny smith joins in on guitar and matches these two perfectly. Happy listening!
Made me nostalgic.
I am inspired to play in different directions to think to compose.
Great!!!!💐
Chet is like Billie Holiday, grabbing me ...Killing Me....Love and Respect