Sonny Stitt / Bill Finegan String Ensemble - Tribute To Duke Ellington - With StringsA Tribute to Duke Ellington (originally released as Sonny Stitt With Strings) showcases Stitt's long out of print Catalyst jazz record from 1977. It features seven familiar Duke Ellington songs. Saxophonist Sonny Stitt was a disciple of Charlie Parker. This record is one of the stronger and more detailed records in Stitt's discography, with Stitt employing a string section (The Bill Finegan String Ensemble). It's not surprising that Stitt maintained

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