Robin Phillips Sings & Plays: Chet Baker
Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club, Jazz Club, SE11 4RN , [Venue Details]Robin Phillips, featuring trumpeter James Brady, celebrates the music and legacy of Chet Baker with an intimate evening of vocals, piano, and trumpet as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
Frequently compared vocally to Baker, Phillips has spent years studying the subtle vocal style that made Chet instantly recognisable and became synonymous with the West Coast jazz scene, while also having a significant influence on the development of bossa nova.
He is joined by trumpeter James Brady, whose lyrical, melodic approach captures the intimacy and understated beauty at the heart of Chet’s music. Together, they explore the songs, compositions and unmistakable sound that made Baker one of the most compelling figures in 20th-century jazz, while his lifestyle, drug use and frequent encounters with the law also made him one of its most controversial.
Robin and James recently travelled across Europe interviewing musicians and others who knew or worked with Chet for a new documentary about his life and music on the continent.
Joined by Charlie Pyne on acoustic bass, Alex Best on drums, and guest guitarist Louis Thorne, Robin and James offer a deeply personal journey into Chet Baker’s fragile vocals, haunting trumpet sound, and enduring musical legacy.
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Admission: £25.00
Performer name: Robin Phillips
Other key names: Charlie Pyne
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Robin Phillips Sings & Plays: Chet Baker
Wednesday, 18 Nov 2026 @7.30pm
Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club, Jazz Club, SE11 4RNMore Information
Robin Phillips, featuring trumpeter James Brady, celebrates the music and legacy of Chet Baker with an intimate evening of vocals, piano, and trumpet as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
Frequently compared vocally to Baker, Phillips has spent years studying the subtle vocal style that made Chet instantly recognisable and became synonymous with the West Coast jazz scene, while also having a significant influence on the development of bossa nova.
He is joined by trumpeter James Brady, whose lyrical, melodic approach captures the intimacy and understated beauty at the heart of Chet’s music. Together, they explore the songs, compositions and unmistakable sound that made Baker one of the most compelling figures in 20th-century jazz, while his lifestyle, drug use and frequent encounters with the law also made him one of its most controversial.
Robin and James recently travelled across Europe interviewing musicians and others who knew or worked with Chet for a new documentary about his life and music on the continent.
Joined by Charlie Pyne on acoustic bass, Alex Best on drums, and guest guitarist Louis Thorne, Robin and James offer a deeply personal journey into Chet Baker’s fragile vocals, haunting trumpet sound, and enduring musical legacy.
Admission: £25.00
Performer name: Robin Phillips
Other key names: Charlie Pyne
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