Dive into the electrifying world of bebop and jazz with Sonny Stitt's 1998 live album, "Just In Case You Forgot How Bad He Really Was." This captivating collection, released under the Savoy label, showcases Stitt's mastery over a variety of jazz styles, including hard bop, cool jazz, and acid jazz. Spanning a dynamic hour and five minutes, the album features ten live tracks that highlight Stitt's virtuosity and energetic performances.
From the opening notes of "Dig Dr. Woody" to the final chords of the "Outro," Stitt's saxophone prowess shines through each piece. The album includes standout tracks like "Star Eyes," "Lover Man," and "Laura," where Stitt's improvisational skills and technical brilliance are on full display. The "Ballad Medley" offers a soothing contrast, showcasing his versatility and emotional depth.
Fans of Sonny Stitt will appreciate the raw energy and authenticity captured in these live recordings. Whether you're a longtime admirer or new to his music, this album is a testament to Stitt's enduring legacy in the jazz world.
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