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March 7, 1955: Chet Baker sings "You Don't Know What Love Is" for Pacific Jazz.
The Chet Baker Quartet records six tracks for Pacific Jazz, all of which feature Chet's vocal style: Daybreak, Just Friends, I Remember You, Let's Get Lost, Long Ago And Far Away, You Don't Know What Love Is.More facts on this day:
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