Live at Cobden's Place 1981

Sonny Stitt & Red Holloway Live at Cobden's Place 1981 is an absolute riot of a record. These two jazz legends brought their A-game to the stage, delivering a performance that was as electrifying as it was soulful. Stitt's saxophone playing is nothing short of mesmerising, a whirlwind of notes that seemed to dance and weave their way through each track with effortless grace. Holloway's harmonica, on the other hand, added a layer of depth and emotion that elevated the music to new heights. The live setting only added to the magic, with the energy of the crowd palpable throughout each track. It's clear that Stitt and Holloway were feeding off that energy, pushing each other to greater and greater heights with each passing moment. From the smooth grooves of "Satin Doll" to the frenetic energy of "Blues Up and Down," this album is a masterclass in jazz improvisation. It's a shame that this performance was hidden away for so long, but now that it's finally seeing the light of day, it's sure to become a classic in its own right. So grab a glass of your favourite tipple, sit back, and let Sonny Stitt & Red Holloway take you on a musical journey that you won't soon forget. Trust us, you won't regret it.