Person
Sonny Stitt
Albums
307
Members
2
Active
1924–1982
Origin
United States
Biography
Edward "Sonny" Stitt (born Edward Boatner, Jr., February 2, 1924 – July 22, 1982) was an American jazz saxophonist of the bebop/hard bop idiom. He was one of the best-documented saxophonists of his generation, recording over 100 albums. He was nicknamed the "Lone Wolf" by jazz critic Dan Morgenstern, in reference to his relentless touring and devotion to jazz.
Discography
Now!
Rearin' Back
Salt and Pepper
Soul Shack
Soul Shack
Stitt Goes Latin
Stitt In Orbit
Summer Special
"C" Jam Blues
In the Beginning
My Main Man
My Main Man
Primitivo Soul
Salt And Pepper
Shangri-La
Shangri-La
Soul Shack
Stitt Plays Bird
Flame And Frost / My Main Man
Live at Ronnie Scott's
Sax Expressions
Soul People
Soul People
The Double-O-Soul Of
The Matadores Meet The Bull
Who Can I Turn To?
Broadway Soul
I Keep Comin' Back!
I Keep Comin Back (For More)
Morgan's Song / What's New
Night Crawler
Night Crawler
Night Crawler
Pow!
Pow!
Soul in the Night
Soul In The Night
Stardust
The Boss Men
What's New!!! Sonny Stitt Plays The Varitone
Deuces Wild
Deuces Wild
Deuces Wild
Little Green Apples / Beale Street Blues
Parallel-A-Stitt Sonny Stitt On The Varitone
Brothers-4
Come Hither
Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' / Mendocino
Little Green Apples
Night Letter
Private Number
Soul Electricity!
Stitt's Bits, Vol. 2
Donny Brook
Make Someone Happy
When Sonny Blows Blue
When Sonny Blows Blue
Turn It On!
You Talk That Talk!
Black Vibrations
Credits
Live!
Blows the Blues
My Mother's Eyes
Move On Over… The Eddie Buster Sides
Goin' Down Slow
Inter-Action
The Boss Men
12!
Made For Each Other
The Chronological Classics: Billy Eckstine and His Orchestra 1944-1945
The Bop Session
Soul Summit
Verve Jazz Masters 25
Young Jug
In Stockholm 1960 Complete
Memorial
The Gene Ammons Story: The 78 Era
Round Midnight
Stockholm 1960
The Bebop Revolution
Shaw 'Nuff
Moonlight in Vermont
Everyday I Have the Blues
My Buddy - Sonny Stitt Plays For Gene Ammons
Mellow
Tornado
In the Beginning
Black Vibrations
Constellation
Broadway Soul
A Jazz Message
Stitt Plays Bird
Now!
Salt and Pepper
Dig Him!
Sonny Side Up
Duets
Only the Blues
Somethin’ Else
For Musicians Only
Kaleidoscope
All God’s Children (Got Rhythm) / Sunset
52nd Street Theme / Rue Chaptal
1950-1951
1960/61
37 Minutes And 48 Seconds
Afternoon In Paris
Afternoon In Paris / Tea Pot
After You've Gone / Our Very Own
A Little Bit Of Stitt
All Star Sessions
All Star Sessions: Three Classic Albums Plus
All The Things You Are / Don't Take Your Love From Me
A Portrait Of Duke Ellington
Atlas Blues "Blow! & Ballade"
A Tribute To Duke Ellington (With Strings)
At The D.J. Lounge
Autumn In New York
A Very Special Concert
Back To My Own Home Town