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SONNY STITTWhen I was just starting out playing alto, another budding sax player tried to tell me that Sonny Stitt wrote out all his solos before he recorded them. I knew this wasn't true but the perfection of his playing made me question my certainty. I also never subscribed to the idea that Sonny copied Bird. Stitt was his own man, with his own bebop vocabulary, original sound and uniquely driving time feel. His early recordings with Bud Powell are

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showcased her versatility and joy

Long Tall Dexter Gordon circa 1964

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Stitt was his own man

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shared the heavyweight champion title for tenor saxophone

Bill Evans told the truth