Home / Music / Chet Baker's soft, boyish voice defined the cool jazz sound on Chet Baker SingsMusic linernotes album music chet-bakerChet Baker's soft, boyish voice defined the cool jazz sound on Chet Baker SingsBaker’s voice is characterized by a soft, boyish tone and a laid-back delivery that complemented the cool jazz aesthetic of the era. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesChet Baker played trumpet on Chet Baker Sings tooChet Baker Sings draws from the Great American SongbookChet Baker Sings was released in 1954 on Pacific JazzElla Fitzgerald's 'But Not for Me' won a Grammy from the Gershwin SongbookJulie Is Her Name hit No. 1 on Cash Box's album chartExplore"Regulate" by Warren G and Nate Dogg became the Above the Rim soundtrack's signature hit.Mutt Lange helped The Corrs score a number-one single with "Breathless.""When Love Breaks Down" preceded Prefab Sprout's Steve McQueen by a year."Chuck E.'s in Love" was Rickie Lee Jones' signature number-four hit of 1979."Hit Me with Your Best Shot" was Pat Benatar's first Top 10 single.Previous Dire Straits' Making Movies was recorded and released in 1980Next Chet Baker Sings was released in 1954 on Pacific Jazz