DICK HECKSTALL-SMITH - A TRIBUTE
Sad news: Dick died on December 17. So long & thanks for the music!

Picture from the inner sleeve
of This That.
born September 26, 1934, in Ludlow, England. He is probably the best British saxophone player active on the R&B/rock scene, also the best known, and most highly appreciated by his fellow musicians.
Also check out the new Official Dick Heckstall-Smith website
| Solo & collaborative albums: | |
| DICK
HECKSTALL-SMITH QUINTET: VERY SPECIAL OLD JAZZ Pye Jazz NJE 1057, UK EP, 1957 |
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A STORY ENDED
Bronze ILPS 9196, 1972 1. Future
Song (Heckstall-Smith/Brown) CD: Sequel
NEM CD 641, 1993 7. Moses In
The Bullrushourses (Heckstall-Smith/Brown) Dick
Heckstall-Smith, tenor & soprano saxophones no info on live tracks - will add when (if?) found |
DICK
HECKSTALL-SMITH, JACK BRUCE & JOHN STEVENS: THIS THAT
Atonal ACD 3017 1. Within Composer credits: 1. John
Stevens Dick Heckstall-Smith,
tenor & soprano saxophones plus: Glen Nightingale: guitar on (1) |
| DICK
HECKSTALL-SMITH, JOHN ETHERIDGE, RAINER GALS & JOE
NAY: LIVE 1990
L+R Records CDLR 45028 1. Venerable Bede (John Etheridge) Dick Heckstall-Smith,
tenor & soprano saxophones |
DICK
HECKSTALL-SMITH & JOHN ETHERIDGE GROUP: OBSESSION
FEES
Green Tree Records GTR 106 1. Dirty Secrets (Dick Heckstall-Smith) Dick Heckstall-Smith,
tenor & soprano saxophones |
| ON
THE CORNER, MINGUS IN NEWCASTLE 33 Jazz 046 CD Dick Heckstall Smith,
tenor & soprano saxophones Review at: On The Corner |
CELTIC
STEPPES
33 Jazz 027 CD 1. First movement Pete Lemer, conductor |
| DICK
HECKSTALL-SMITH & JOHN STEVENS: BIRD IN WIDNES Konnex, 1996 no details available at the moment WOZA NASU no details available at the moment WHERE ONE IS no details available at the moment |
BLUES
AND BEYOND Blue
Storm Music featuring Jack Bruce, John
Mayall, Mick Taylor For information check out
the labels homepage |
Bands played in/with:
| ALEXIS KORNER'S
BLUES INCORPORATED R & B From The Marquee (Ace Of Clubs ACL 1130) Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated (Ace Of Clubs ACL 1187) Red Hot From Alex (on three tracks, Transatlantic TRA 117) Bootleg Him (RAK SRAKSP 51) and a couple of singles |
| GRAHAM BOND
ORGANISATION The Sound Of '65 (Columbia SX 1711, 1965) There's A Bond Between Us (Columbia SX 1750, 1965) Solid Bond (Warner Brothers WB-3001 (US), K66004 (UK), 1970) The Beginnings Of Jazz Rock (Charly CR 30017, 1977) later released as Live at Klook's Kleek (Decal LIK 47) plus a bunch of singles |
| JOHN MAYALL'S
BLUESBREAKERS Suspicions (Decca F 12684, single, 1967) Diary Of A Band Vol. 1 & 2 (Decca SKL 4918 and 4919, 1968) Bare Wires (Decca SKL 4945, 1968) Looking Back (one track, Decca SKL 5010) Thru The Years (two tracks, Decca SKL 5086) Primal Solos (two tracks, London LC 50003) |
| HAMBURG BLUES BAND Gert Lange, vocals Albums: |
| COLOSSEUM - check out my webpage JACK BRUCE - check the official page |
| OTHERS: DAVY GRAHAM: LARGE AS LIFE
AND TWICE AS NATURAL CHICKEN SHACK:
FORTY BLUE FINGERS PETE BROWN &
HIS BATTERED ORNAMENTS: The Week Looked Good On
Paper / Morning Call SWEET PAIN CLAS YNGSTRÖM: FAT
GUITAR |