SONNY STITT
SONNY STITT SITS IN WITH THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO
Label: Verve
Recorded: 1957,
CD Released: 1991
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Time: 39:09
One of the most astute followers of bebop titan Charlie Parker was and still remains alto (and tenor) saxophonist Sonny Stitt. One of the most popular acolytes of Art Tatum (possibly the most incredible pianist ever) was and remains Oscar Peterson. Put them together and you have the makings of a classy, enduring, and simmering session of straight-ahead jazz.
Recorded in 1957 and '59, features bass ace Ray Brown and the superb swing/bop guitarist Herb Ellis. All are modern jazz masters with a thorough grounding in the verities of swing.
1. I Can't Give You Anything But Love [4:05]
2. Au Privave [3:59]
3. The Gypsy [3:26]
4. I'll Remember April [4:41]
5. Scrapple From The Apple [4:21]
6. Moten Swing [7:09]
7. Blues For Pres, Sweets, Ben & All The Other Funky Ones [6:04]
8. Easy Does It [5:22]
