The four and half stars this has from
six people stems mainly from the fabulous interplay between the two
nominal leaders. It's a sunny sounding affair throughout, with the Organ
(Bobby, brother of Eddie Buster, who plays on two other Stitt albums)
guitar and drums (Dorel Anderson) rhythm section never being allowed, or
not choosing to slip in to the predictable chitlin' circuit groove of
so many mid sixties sessions with this instrumentation. Guitarist Joe
Diorio deserves commendation for lovely single note runs in intros and
solos. Stitt switches between alto and tenor on this date, and as with
the Coltrane and Getz versions, the excursion away from the tune in The
Night Has A Thousand Eyes is so far as to make it unrecognisable without
the track listing. A special mention also to engineer Ron Malo, at Ter
Mar studio in Chicago for the clean, full sound to this. Mark Harrington 
Tracklist :
1. Flame and Frost (Edwards) - 4:35
2. Let's Play Chess (Stitt) - 4:54
3. Double Dip (Stitt-Green) - 4:46
4. Our Day Will Come (Gorson-Hilliard) - 5:22
5. May Main Man (Stitt-Green) - 6:01
6. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes (Mizzy-Taylor) - 5:19
7. Broilin' (Stitt-Green) - 4:27
Credits :
Sonny Stitt - Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Bennie Green - Trombone
Bobby Buster - Organ
Joe Diorio - Guitar
Dorel Anderson - Drums
