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Sonny Stitt: Stitt In Orbit (1963) [Vinyl, 24-96]
1 "No Cal"
2 "Six-O-Seven Blues"
3 "Beware Rocks Comin’ Down"
4 "Corn Flakes"
5 "Eye Ball"
6 "Saginaw"
Sonny Stitt - alto saxophone, tenor saxophone; Jimmy Jones (2, 3), Hank Jones (1, 4-6) - piano; Aaron Bell (2, 3), Tommy Potter (1, 4-6) - bass; Roy Haynes - drums
Recorded August 8, 1960 (2, 3), February-June, 1962 (1, 4-6) at Bell Sound, NYC
2 "Six-O-Seven Blues"
3 "Beware Rocks Comin’ Down"
4 "Corn Flakes"
5 "Eye Ball"
6 "Saginaw"
Sonny Stitt - alto saxophone, tenor saxophone; Jimmy Jones (2, 3), Hank Jones (1, 4-6) - piano; Aaron Bell (2, 3), Tommy Potter (1, 4-6) - bass; Roy Haynes - drums
Recorded August 8, 1960 (2, 3), February-June, 1962 (1, 4-6) at Bell Sound, NYC
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