Come Hither is a 1969 soul-jazz album by saxophonist Sonny Stitt' that blends his signature hard-bop style with contemporary pop and R&B sensibilities. Released on Solid State Records, the album is notable for Stitt's use of the electric Varitone saxophone and arrangements by Jimmy Mundy, which provide a groovy, commercially oriented backdrop featuring electric guitar and organ. Although viewed as a departure from his more traditional bop recordings, it is appreciated for its smooth, funky sound and Stitt's consistent, masterful playing, even within a different musical context. While some purists may find the pop covers and electric instrumentation a divergence, tracks like the original "Tasty Cakes" became popular, making the album an interesting, if lesser-known, entry in Stitt's extensive catalog that reflects the musical trends of the late 1960s.
