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Eight Classic Albums

Milestone Records
2012

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Don't Call Me Bird!

Fresh Sound Records
2008

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Move On Over...

Milestone Records
2007

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Sonny Stitt: Quadromania/One O'Clock Jump

Membran Records
2007

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Stitt's Bits: The Bebop Recordings, 1949-1952

Prestige Records
2006

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Stitt’s Bits: The Bebop Recordings (1949-1952)

Concord Music Group
2006

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It's Magic

Delmark Records
2006

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Stitt

Concord Music Group
2006

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New York Jazz

Verve Music Group
2006

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Work Done

HighNote Records
2006

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It's Magic

Delmark Records
2005

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Rearin' Back

Milestone Records
2005

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Work Done

HighNote Records
2005

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Personal Appearance

Verve Music Group
2004

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Sax O'Bebop

Proper Records
2004

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Just Friends (Live At Bubba's Jazz Restaurant, 1981)

Milestone Records
2004

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Just the Way It Was: Live at the Left Bank

Label M
2003

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Goin

Prestige Records
2003

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Just In Case You Forgot How Bad He Really Was

Milestone Records
2003

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The Complete Roost Sonny Stitt Studio Recordings

Mosaic Records
2002

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About Sonny Stitt

Profiles

The Early Years of Sonny Stitt in Saginaw, Michigan

Album Reviews

Don't Call Me Bird! by Samuel Chell

Multiple Reviews

The Prodigious and Prolific Sonny Stitt: 16 New Releases for 2007 (and still...

Extended Analysis

Sonny Stitt: Quadromania/One O'Clock Jump

Album Reviews

Stitt by George Kanzler

Extended Analysis

Album Reviews

New York Jazz by Samuel Chell
Work Done by Samuel Chell
It's Magic by Samuel Chell
Work Done by George Harris
It's Magic by Paul Olson
Personal Appearance by David Rickert
Sax O'Bebop by AAJ Staff
Goin by C. Michael Bailey
Just the Way It Was: Live at the Left Bank by AAJ Staff
The Complete Roost Sonny Stitt Studio Recordings by C. Andrew Hovan
Brothers 4 by David Rickert
Just the Way It Was: "Live" at the Left Bank by Matthew S. Robinson
tenor battle at birdland by Daniel Robt Patten

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Eight Classic Albums

Milestone Records
2012

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Don't Call Me Bird!

Don't Call Me Bird!

Fresh Sound Records
2008

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Move On Over...

Milestone Records
2007

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Sonny Stitt:...

Membran Records
2007

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Stitt's Bits: The...

Prestige Records
2006

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Stitt’s Bits: The Bebop Recordings (1949-1952)

Stitt’s Bits: The...

Concord Music Group
2006

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Jazz Story

I love jazz because it`s the speechless voice of the sound of the African American. I was first exposed to jazz as a child growing up in NYC and listening to the jazz radio (WLIB with Billy Taylor). I met Max, Roy, Art, Philly, Elvin, Mingus, Scoby, Louis, Cal, Billy, Sam, Betty & Red. The best show I ever attended was
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I love jazz because it`s the speechless voice of the sound of the African American. I was first exposed to jazz as a child growing up in NYC and listening to the jazz radio (WLIB with Billy Taylor). I met Max, Roy, Art, Philly, Elvin, Mingus, Scoby, Louis, Cal, Billy, Sam, Betty & Red. The best show I ever attended was. Art Blakey at the Top of the Gate. The first jazz record I bought was Art Blakey & the Jazz Messenger with Bobby Timmons playing “Moanin”. My advice to new listeners: the healing power of jazz recordings is on vinyl! Mexico will be the next Home of Jazz!
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