A balance of sophistication and melancholy. A masterful portrayal of "Vermont at Night."
A collection of ballad standards by alto sax virtuoso Sonny Stitt, featuring a mellow and warm tone.
This album, which mainly features standard numbers such as "Moonlight In Vermont," is a perfect fusion of Stitt's bop-based playing technique and lyrical phrasing. In particular, the ensemble, which has a nightclub-like atmosphere, is finished with both urban chic and deep emotion.
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West 46th Street
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2)
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Who Can I Turn To?
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3)
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Moonlight In Vermont
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4)
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Flight Cap Blues
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B:
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It Might As Well Be Spring
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Constellation
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3)
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Blues For P C M
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