Chet baker- like someone in love

[Capitanohar]

Me premio después de un duro día de trabajo escuchando a Chet Baker

[princeabot]

Why aren't there more views.....

[take3dublin]

Absolutely savage... real singer, unbelievable trumpet player... a true musu who worked the shitty clubs, honed his craft and became a legend...

[fiorafauna]

si no fuese por bjor nollego aca pero porfin llegue

[tmobileg]

Does anyone know the date this was recorded?

[MsPeperonata]

@tmobileg It was recorded in 1956, the year I was born!

[princeabot]

Intellectually written. Clever words. Beautiful musical composition. :D :D

[msrigoleta]

@princeabot resuming... Chet Baker.

Yeah, it's true ;D

[princeabot]

@msrigoleta This song is beautiful :') And Lol!

[alisonfire]

nice

[persevere4]

A gift tragic life left us asfor instance John Lennon just a sample offer us, life’s circumstances left behind for us to enjoy and relish. I choose to take these individuals along with Monk a scant few others and just enjoy what they left for us and cannot change the past and must live with what we have of their artistry and that will have to do, there is nothing left to do but listen choose to what you like and enjoy these greats. Eh, enough said for me I am only expressing my opinion

[SpotStudio25]

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[Tonystarkes888]

this song is epic totally rocked....

[pasquinirah27]

1 dislike? WTF dude, this is the greatest thing you will ever hear in your life and you dislike it? Man, sometimes people like crap.

[Cardsandgiants2006]

0 dislikes, the way it should be

[1960mod]

what a lovely song and wow the way he sings it makes you tingle

[jimenacg77]

this song.. this song belongs to bjork?

[tapocketapocketa]

@jimenacg77 When in doubt, ask Google. Wikipedia says: ""Like Someone in Love" is a popular song composed in 1944 by Jimmy Van Heusen, with lyrics by Johnny Burke. It was written (along with “Sleighride in July”) for the 1944 film Belle of the Yukon, where it was sung by Dinah Shore. It was a hit for Bing Crosby in March 1945, reaching #15, and has since become a jazz standard"

[jimenacg77]

@tapocketapocketa : thanks, really! :)

[fstop101]

Just the coolest man in the history of cool men

[jujuba1963]

so beautiful...

[johnbresnik]

wish he would have played his horn...

[coenvandam]

zal wel paul chambers zijn

[coenvandam]

en hoe die bassist gaat walken na 2 maten ballad

[coenvandam]

ook te gek he

[Benmolyneux]

... but best voice in ceturies, speaks to your soul.