Artist: Eliane Elias
Title: Thought About You - A Tribute To Chet Baker
Genre: Vocal Jazz, Bossa Nova
Label: © Concord Jazz http://mediakits.concordmusicgroup.com/p/i-thought-about-you/listen-to-the-album.html
Release Date: 2013
Duration: 54:42
Recorded: Avatar Studios (New York, NY) and Montauk Sound (Long Island, NY) 

Personnel:
Eliane Elias, vocals, piano
Marc Johnson, acoustic bass
Steve Cardenas, electric guitar
Randy Brecker, trumpet, flugelhorn
Oscar Castro-Neves, acoustic guitar
Victor Lewis, drums
Rafael Barata, drums
Marivaldo Dos Santos, percussion 

Tracklist:
1 I Thought About You 4:56
2 There Will Never Be Another You 4:42
3 This Can't Be Love 3:53
4 Embraceable You 5:04
5 That Old Feeling 3:52
6 Everything Depends On You 3:37
7 I've Never Been In Love Before 3:54
8 Let's Get Lost 4:18
9 You Don't What Love Is 5:13
10 Blue Room 2:11
11 Just Friends 3:30
12 Girl Talk 3:50
13 Just In Time 2:37
14 I Get Along Without You Very Well 3:05

I Thought About You (A Tribute To Chet Baker) is the sultry pianist/vocalist’s sophomore album for Concord Jazz. The renowned musician wraps her acclaimed jazz and bossa nova style around classics associated with iconic jazz trumpeter, Chet Baker. Elias interprets classics including “I Thought About You,” “You Don’t Know What Love Is,” “Let’s Get Lost,” “That Old Feeling” and much more. She is joined by Steve Cardenas, Rafael Barata, Victor Lewis, Marivaldo dos Santos, Marc Johnson, Randy Brecker and Oscar Castro-Neves. 


Pianist and vocalist Eliane Elias pays tribute to legendary jazz trumpeter/vocalist Chet Baker on her 2013 album I Thought About You. Featuring a selection of standards strongly associated with Baker, Elias mixes her native Brazilian bossa nova with swing, straight-ahead jazz, and even a few bluesy flourishes with much aplomb. Joining Elias are guitarists Steve Cardenas and Oscar Castro-Neves, bassist Marc Johnson, drummers Victor Lewis and Rafael Barata, and percussionist Marivaldo Dos Santos. Also adding more than a few moments of deft and thoughtful improvisation is Elias' husband, trumpeter Randy Brecker.
As Baker grew up listening to the music of the '30s and '40s, many of his own choices for songs to play were informed by the great songbook of those decades. Baker also had a natural inclination toward a pretty melody and romantic lyric and he never failed to pick great songs to perform. Subsequently, Baker's recordings showcase a superb batch of tunes to pick from. Elias, who has also leaned toward playing melodic, often romantic music, is a perfect conduit for reinterpreting Baker's music. Here she plays such songs as "There Will Never Be Another You," "Let's Get Lost," "Just Friends," "Embraceable You," "I Get Along Without You Very Well." ~ allmusic reveiw