Great sax player (also playing flute, not forgetting he was also a very good writer: some of his songs were recorded by Miles Davis, Chet Baker or Nat Adderley), Jimmy Heath was born James Edward Heath in October 25th, 1926, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He´s brother of Percy Heath and Albert ´Tootie´ Heath; also father to James Mtume.
NAT TOWLES GROUP
During 1945 and 1946, Jimmy Heath played in Nat Towles Group, but I don´t know the name of the other players:
NAT TOWLES GROUP #? |
1945-1946 |
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Nat Towles † violin, guitar | Jimmy Heath † sax | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Nat Towles Group (I know up to 3 members) | |
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To be covered (1): | Red Holloway |
Not enough info (1): | Nat Towles |
JIMMY HEATH GROUP
Jimmy Heath formed his own group in 1946. Sometime later, he recruited John Coltrane around 1947:
But again, I don´t know the other players. Help, please!
In 1949, Jimmy Heath left to join Dizzy Gillespie.
JIMMY HEATH GROUP #? |
1947-1948 |
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Jimmy Heath † sax | Nelson Boyd † bass | Ray Bryant † piano | Cal Massey † trumpet | Johnny Coles † trumpet | John Coltrane † sax |
Dizzy Gillespie Orchestraê |
Benny Golson sax | Specs Wright † drums | + maybe others, unknown to me. Help! |
But again, I don´t know the other players. Help, please!
In 1949, Jimmy Heath left to join Dizzy Gillespie.
HOWARD MCGHEE GROUP
Around 1948, we can find Jimmy Heath playing in Howard McGhee Group:
HOWARD MCGHEE GROUP #? |
1948 |
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Howard McGhee † trumpet | Percy Heath † bass | Vernon Biddle piano | Jimmy Heath † sax | Jesse Powell sax | Specs Wright † drums |
+ others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Howard McGhee Group (I know up to 16 members) | |
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Already covered (1): | Hank Jones |
To be covered (10): | Sonny Criss, Teddy Edwards, Percy Heath, Milt Jackson, Paul Jeffrey, Clifford Jordan, Howard McGhee, Charlie Parker, Jesse Powell, Specs Wright |
Not enough info (4): | Tom Archia, Vernon Biddle, Robert Kesterson, Roy Porter |
DIZZY GILLESPIE ORCHESTRA
In 1949, Jimmy Heath joined Dizzy Gillespie Group for the first time. This was one of the lineups, don´t know the exact date:
DIZZY GILLESPIE ORCHESTRA #? |
1949-? |
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Dizzy Gillespie † trumpet, vocals | Percy Heath † bass | Milt Jackson † vibraphone | John Coltrane † sax | Jimmy Heath † sax | Specs Wright † drums |
SYMPHONY SID ORCHESTRA
Around 1952, Jimmy Heath replaced Zoots Sims in the Symphony Sid All-Stars:
SYMPHONY SID ORCHESTRA #? |
1952 |
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Symphony Sid leader | Percy Heath † bass | Miles Davis † trumpet | Jimmy Heath † sax | J J Johnson † trombone | Milt Jackson † vibraphone |
Kenny Clarke † drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Symphony Sid Orchestra (I know up to 8 members) | |
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To be covered (6): | Kenny Clarke, Miles Davis, Percy Heath, Milt Jackson, J J Johnson, Zoot Sims |
Not enough info (1): | Symphony Sid |
MAX ROACH GROUP
Around 1954, Jimmy Heath played a few gigs with Max Roach Group:
MAX ROACH GROUP #? |
1954 |
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Max Roach † drums | Kenny Dorham † trumpet | Jimmy Heath † sax | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Max Roach Group (I know up to 33 members) | |
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Already covered (3): | Marcus Belgrave, Freddie Hubbard, James Moody |
To be covered (18): | Gary Bartz, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Clifford Brown, George Coleman, Art Davis, Kenny Dorham, Al Haig, Billy Harper, Eddie Henderson, Clifford Jordan, Harold Land, Delfeayo Marsalis, Ronnie Mathews, Jymie Merritt, Max Roach, Sonny Rollins, Lonnie Liston Smith, James Spaulding |
Not enough info (11): | Cecil Bridgewater, Tyrone Brown, Ray Draper, Booker Little, Rod McGaha, George Morrow, Odean Pope, Tommy Potter, Richie Powell, Mark Taylor, Antonio Underwood |
MILES DAVIS GROUP
In 1959, Jimmy Heath replaced John Coltrane in the Miles Davis Group, but left soon. I haven´t been able to find the details about the complete lineup. Help, please!
MILES DAVIS GROUP #? |
1959 |
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Miles Davis † trumpet | Jimmy Heath † sax | J J Johnson † trombone | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Miles Davis Group (I know up to 155 members) | |
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Already covered (8): | Leon Ndugu Chancler, Hank Jones, Harold Mabern, Buddy Montgomery, James Moody, Horace Silver, Ricky Wellman, Mike Zwerin |
To be covered (146): | Cannonball Adderley, Kei Akagi, Don Alias, Danny Bank, Bill Barber, Tom Barney, Gary Bartz, John Beasley, Joe Beck, Bob Berg, Emmett Berry, Rudy Bird, Walter Bishop Jr, Art Blakey, Rocky Boyd, Harvey Brooks, Frank Butler, Eddie Caine, Ron Carter, Paul Chambers, Mino Cinelu, Kenny Clarke, Jimmy Cleveland, Jimmy Cobb, Billy Cobham,... up to 146 musicians. |
JIMMY HEATH GROUP (again)
This was the Jimmy Heath Group in 1959:
This was the lineup that backed Jimmy Heath in a gig in April 1965:
JIMMY HEATH GROUP #? |
1959 |
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Jimmy Heath † sax | Buster Williams bass | Sam Dockery piano | Specs Wright † drums |
This was the lineup that backed Jimmy Heath in a gig in April 1965:
JIMMY HEATH GROUP #? |
1965 |
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Jimmy Heath † sax | Reggie Workman bass | Cedar Walton † piano | Kenny Dorham † trumpet | Pepper Adams † sax | Sonny Red sax |
Roy Brooks drums |
ART FARMER GROUP
In February 1967, this was the Art Farmer Quintet:
They released the live album The time and the place in 1973, but recorded in February 1967.
ART FARMER GROUP #? |
1967 |
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Art Farmer † trumpet | Walter Booker bass | Cedar Walton † piano | Jimmy Heath † sax | Mickey Roker † drums |
They released the live album The time and the place in 1973, but recorded in February 1967.
Other info on members of Art Farmer Group (I know up to 30 members) | |
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Already covered (5): | Jim Hall, Al Harewood, James Moody, Mickey Roker, Cedar Walton |
To be covered (22): | Walter Booker, Richard Davis, Ray Drummond, Art Farmer, Tommy Flanagan, Curtis Fuller, Benny Golson, Gigi Gryce, Billy Hart, Tootie Heath, Billy Higgins, Dennis Irwin, Sam Jones, Clifford Jordan, Roy McCurdy, Tom McIntosh, Jackie McLean, Fritz Pauer, Marvin ´Smitty´ Smith, Steve Swallow, Mickey Tucker, McCoy Tyner |
Not enough info (2): | Fred Hersch, Pete La Roca |
GLORIA LYNNE GROUP
Jimmy Heath played in Gloria Lynne Group, but again, I haven´t found any details about that:
GLORIA LYNNE GROUP #? |
? |
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Gloria Lynne † vocals | Jimmy Heath † sax | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Gloria Lynne Group (I know up to 7 members) | |
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Already covered (1): | Mickey Roker |
To be covered (3): | Ike Isaacs, Mel Lewis, Leroy Vinnegar |
Not enough info (2): | Herman Foster, Gloria Lynne |
CLARK TERRY GROUP
This was another edition of the Clark Terry Group around 1973:
CLARK TERRY GROUP #? |
1973 |
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Clark Terry † trumpet, flugelhorn | Ernie Wilkins † arrangements | Horace Parlan † piano | Vince Di Martino trumpet | Oscar Gamby trumpet | Stan Shafran trumpet |
Richard Williams trumpet | Jimmy Heath † sax | Arnie Lawrence † sax | George Barrow † sax | Chris Woods sax | Sonny Costanzo trombone |
Richard Boone trombone | Jimmy Wilkins trombone | Jack Jeffers trombone | Grady Tate † percussion, drums | Eddie Jones drums |
THE HEATH BROTHERS
The Heath Brothers was formed in 1975 with the 3 Heath Brothers along with Stanley Cowell:
Tootie Heath left in 1982, being replaced by Akira Tana.
This was the new lineup for The Heath Brothers in 1982, with Akira Tana on drums:
But Tootie Heath returned to the band in 1982.
THE HEATH BROTHERS #1 |
1975-1978 |
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Percy Heath † bass | Stanley Cowell keyboards | Jimmy Heath † sax | Tootie Heath drums |
Tootie Heath left in 1982, being replaced by Akira Tana.
This was the new lineup for The Heath Brothers in 1982, with Akira Tana on drums:
THE HEATH BROTHERS #1 |
1978-1982 |
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Percy Heath † bass | Stanley Cowell keyboards | Jimmy Heath † sax | Akira Tana drums |
But Tootie Heath returned to the band in 1982.
CBS JAZZ ALL-STARS
In March 1979, a splendid lineup called CBS Jazz All-Stars appeared at Havana Jam festival in Cuba. They appeared with two different lineups. One of them featured Cedar Walton:
Some tracks appear in the double live Havana Jam 2 recorded there.
In March 1979, a splendid lineup called CBS Jazz All-Stars appeared at Havana Jam festival in Cuba. They appeared with two different lineups. This was the second lineup, featuring Richard Tee:
Some tracks appear in the double live Havana Jam 2 recorded there.
CBS JAZZ ALL-STARS #? |
1979 |
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Percy Heath † bass | Cedar Walton † piano | Woody Shaw † trumpet | Dexter Gordon † sax | Stan Getz † sax | Jimmy Heath † sax |
Arthur Blythe † sax | Hubert Laws flute | Bobby Hutcherson † vibes | Willie Bobo † percussion | Tony Williams † drums |
Some tracks appear in the double live Havana Jam 2 recorded there.
In March 1979, a splendid lineup called CBS Jazz All-Stars appeared at Havana Jam festival in Cuba. They appeared with two different lineups. This was the second lineup, featuring Richard Tee:
CBS JAZZ ALL-STARS #? |
1979 |
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Eric Gale † guitar | John Lee bass | Richard Tee † piano | Rodney Franklin keyboards | Jimmy Heath † sax | Arthur Blythe † sax |
Hubert Laws flute | Willie Bobo † percussion | Gerry Brown drums |
Some tracks appear in the double live Havana Jam 2 recorded there.
Other info on members of CBS Jazz All-Stars (I know up to 16 members) | |
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Already covered (1): | Cedar Walton |
To be covered (13): | Arthur Blythe, Willie Bobo, Gerry Brown, Eric Gale, Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon, Percy Heath, Bobby Hutcherson, Hubert Laws, John Lee, Woody Shaw, Richard Tee, Tony Williams |
Not enough info (1): | Rodney Franklin |
DIZZY GILLESPIE ORCHESTRA (again)
In February 1981, Dizzy Gillespie plays a special concert at the Avery Fisher Hall in New York, with some of his musicians and friends, under different configurations. This is the complete list of musicians:
A live DVD was released from that concert, Dizzy´s Gillespie Dream Band.
DIZZY GILLESPIE ORCHESTRA #? |
1981 |
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Dizzy Gillespie † trumpet | Jon Hendricks † vocals | George Davis guitar | George Duvivier † bass | Paul West bass | Roland Hanna † piano |
John Lewis † piano | Jon Faddis trumpet | Victor Paz trumpet | Marvin Stamm trumpet | Joe Wilder † trumpet | Paquito D´Rivera sax |
Gerry Mulligan † sax | Frank Foster † sax | Frank Wess † sax | Jimmy Heath † sax | Pepper Adams † sax | Curtis Fuller trombone |
Benny Powell † trombone | Melba Liston † trombone | Janice Robinson trombone | Milt Jackson † vibraphone | Candido Camero percussion | Max Roach † drums |
Grady Tate † drums |
A live DVD was released from that concert, Dizzy´s Gillespie Dream Band.
Other info on members of Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra (I know up to 196 members) | |
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Already covered (10): | Steve Berrios, Larry Bunker, Frank Foster, Hank Jones, Hal McKusick, James Moody, Al Porcino, Mickey Roker, Cedar Walton, Joe Wilder |
To be covered (185): | Pepper Adams, Monty Alexander, Elek Bacsik, Ray Barretto, Kenny Barron, John Barrows, Richard Berg, Ignacio Berroa, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Ben Brown, Garnett Brown, John Brown, Ray Brown, Tommy Bryant, James Buffington, John Burden, Dave Burns, Billy Butterfield, Don Butterfield, Don Byas, Candido Camero, Tom Campbell, Paul Chambers, Ed Cherry, Kenny Clarke,... up to 185 musicians. |
THE HEATH BROTHERS (again)
Tootie Heath rejoined The Heath Brothers in 1982:
But Tootie left again after a while.
THE HEATH BROTHERS #3 |
1982-? |
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Percy Heath † bass | Stanley Cowell keyboards | Jimmy Heath † sax | Tootie Heath drums |
But Tootie left again after a while.
NEW YORK ALL STARS
This was the great lineup appearing under the monicker New York All Stars around 1986:
NEW YORK ALL STARS #? |
1986 |
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Percy Heath † bass | Hilton Ruiz † keyboards | Jimmy Owens trumpet | Jimmy Heath † sax | Slide Hampton trombone | Jimmy Cobb drums |
Other info on members of New York All Stars (I know up to 6 members) | |
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To be covered (4): | Jimmy Cobb, Slide Hampton, Percy Heath, Jimmy Owens |
Not enough info (1): | Hilton Ruiz |
PHILIP MORRIS SUPERBAND
This was one of the two different bands touring as Philip Morris Superband, in a 1986 tour:
PHILIP MORRIS SUPERBAND #? |
? |
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Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen † bass | Monty Alexander piano | Jimmy Heath † sax | Slide Hampton trombone | Kenny Washington drums |
JIMMY HEATH GROUP (again)
This was the Jimmy Heath Group in July 1989:
JIMMY HEATH GROUP #? |
1989 |
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Jimmy Heath † sax | Tony Purrone guitar | Ben Brown bass | Akira Tana drums |
Other info on members of Jimmy Heath Group (I know up to 23 members) | |
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Already covered (2): | Mickey Roker, Cedar Walton |
To be covered (14): | Pepper Adams, Roy Brooks, Ben Brown, Ray Bryant, Johnny Coles, John Coltrane, Sam Dockery, Kenny Dorham, Jon Faddis, Art Farmer, Benny Golson, Buster Williams, Reggie Workman, Specs Wright |
Not enough info (6): | Nelson Boyd, Cal Massey, Tony Purrone, Sonny Red, Charlie Rice, Akira Tana |
CLARK TERRY GROUP (again)
This was the Clark Terry Group in November 1990:
CLARK TERRY GROUP #? |
1990 |
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Clark Terry † trumpet, flugelhorn | Marcus McLaurine bass | Don Friedman † piano | Jimmy Heath † sax | Paquito D´Rivera sax | Kenny Washington drums |
PHILIP MORRIS SUPERBAND (again)
In the fall of 1992, Jimmy Heath rejoined Philip Morris Generations Tour:
There were two different band lineups for the tour, but I´ve only managed to know one of them. If someone can help me with the other lineup, it would be very welcomed.
PHILIP MORRIS SUPERBAND #? |
1992 |
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Bob Cranshaw † bass | Kenny Barron keyboards | Donald Byrd † trumpet | Phil Woods † sax | Jimmy Heath † sax | Slide Hampton trombone |
Kenny Washington drums |
There were two different band lineups for the tour, but I´ve only managed to know one of them. If someone can help me with the other lineup, it would be very welcomed.
Other info on members of Philip Morris Superband (I know up to 15 members) | |
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Already covered (1): | James Moody |
To be covered (12): | Monty Alexander, Kenny Barron, Kenny Burrell, Donald Byrd, Bob Cranshaw, Jon Faddis, Slide Hampton, Barbara Morrison, Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, Jimmy Smith, Grady Tate, Phil Woods |
Not enough info (1): | Kenny Washington |
SLIDE HAMPTON GROUP
In July 1993, Jimmy Heath played with Slide Hampton Group:
SLIDE HAMPTON GROUP #? |
1993 |
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Slide Hampton trombone | Jimmy Heath † sax | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Other info on members of Slide Hampton Group (I know up to 10 members) | |
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Already covered (2): | Freddie Hubbard, Buddy Montgomery |
To be covered (5): | George Coleman, Kevin Eubanks, Slide Hampton, Douglas Purviance, Ed Soph |
Not enough info (2): | Booker Little, Bernard McKinney |
THE RIVERSIDE REUNION BAND
The Riverside Reunion Band is a dream-team in jazz. They played together around July 1994:
THE RIVERSIDE REUNION BAND #? |
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Tommy Flanagan † (piano) | Nat Adderley † (cornet) | Jimmy Heath † (sax) | Bob Cranshaw † (bass) | Buddy Montgomery † (vibes) | Tootie Heath (drums) |
Other info on members of The Riverside Reunion Band (I know up to 6 members) | |
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Already covered (2): | Nat Adderley, Buddy Montgomery |
To be covered (3): | Bob Cranshaw, Tommy Flanagan, Tootie Heath |
JON FADDIS GROUP
In 1997, Jon Faddis formed the Faddis-Hampton-Heath Sextet with jazz greats Slide Hampton and Jimmy Heath:
Help with the names of the other members, please!
JON FADDIS GROUP #? |
1997 |
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Jon Faddis trumpet | Slide Hampton trombone | Jimmy Heath † sax | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Help with the names of the other members, please!
Other info on members of Jon Faddis Group (I know up to 7 members) | |
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To be covered (4): | Michael Bowie, Ray Drummond, Jon Faddis, Slide Hampton |
Not enough info (2): | Gregory Hutchinson, Stephen Scott |
CLARK TERRY GROUP (again)
This was the Clark Terry Group in May 2000:
CLARK TERRY GROUP #? |
2000 |
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Clark Terry † trumpet, flugelhorn | Marcus McLaurine bass | Don Friedman † piano | Jimmy Heath † sax | Sylvia Cuenca drums |
Other info on members of Clark Terry Group (I know up to 71 members) | |
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Already covered (5): | Bob Brookmeyer, Frank Foster, Jake Hanna, Lew Soloff, Derek Watkins |
To be covered (45): | Wayne Andre, Dave Bargeron, Joe Benjamin, Richard Boone, Bob Coassin, George Coleman, Barry Cooper, Larry Coryell, Eddie Costa, Sylvia Cuenca, Paquito D´Rivera, Dennis Davis, Bobby Durham, Don Friedman, Allan Ganley, Donald Harrison, Conrad Herwig, Red Holloway, Milt Jackson, Jack Jeffers, Paul Jeffrey, Osie Johnson, Virgil Jones, Roger Kellaway, Rick Laird,... up to 45 musicians. |
Not enough info (20): | Mousie Alexander, George Barrow, Pierre Boussaguet, Ray Copeland, Sonny Costanzo, Vince Di Martino, Oscar Gamby, David Glasser, John Gordon, Laurie Holloway, Eddie Jones, Justin Kauflin, Stantawn Kendrick, Marcus McLaurine, Lloyd Michaels, Dado Moroni, Stan Shafran, Victor Sproles, Kenny Washington, Chris Woods |
THE HEATH BROTHERS (again)
In 2004, we can find The Heath Brothers playing as a trio:
In July 2011, we can find The Heath Brothers playing some gigs as a quartet:
Jimmy wrote his autobiography, appropiately called I walked with giants: the autobiography of Jimmy Heath.
Jimmy Heath passed away on January 19th, 2020 in Loganville, Georgia, US. He was 93. As with many of these great jazz musicians, my page is just a short tribute to him.
   17 BANDS (WITH 18 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
   14 ALBUMS FOR 6 BANDMATES AND FRIENDS:
   7 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
   31 SESSIONS (FOR 21 ARTISTS):
THE HEATH BROTHERS #? |
2004 |
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Percy Heath † bass | Jimmy Heath † sax | Tootie Heath drums |
In July 2011, we can find The Heath Brothers playing some gigs as a quartet:
THE HEATH BROTHERS #? |
201 |
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David Wong bass | Jeb Patton keyboards | Jimmy Heath † sax | Tootie Heath drums |
Other info on members of The Heath Brothers (I know up to 9 members) | |
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To be covered (4): | Keith Copeland, Stanley Cowell, Percy Heath, Tootie Heath |
Not enough info (4): | Jeb Patton, Tony Purrone, Akira Tana, David Wong |
Jimmy wrote his autobiography, appropiately called I walked with giants: the autobiography of Jimmy Heath.
Jimmy Heath passed away on January 19th, 2020 in Loganville, Georgia, US. He was 93. As with many of these great jazz musicians, my page is just a short tribute to him.
   17 BANDS (WITH 18 SELECTED RECORDINGS):
BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
CBS Jazz All-Stars |   |  
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Miles Davis Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Jon Faddis Group |   |  
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Art Farmer Group |   | 3 RECORDINGS:
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Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Slide Hampton Group |   |  
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The Heath Brothers |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Jimmy Heath Group |   | 5 RECORDINGS:
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Gloria Lynne Group |   |  
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Howard McGhee Group |   |  
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New York All Stars |   |  
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Philip Morris Superband |   |  
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The Riverside Reunion Band |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Max Roach Group |   |  
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Symphony Sid Orchestra |   |  
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Clark Terry Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Nat Towles Group |   |  
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   14 ALBUMS FOR 6 BANDMATES AND FRIENDS:
BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
Kenny Clarke Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Kenny Dorham Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Tootie Heath Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Milt Jackson Group |   | 7 RECORDINGS:
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J J Johnson Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Diego Urcola Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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   7 COLLECTIVE ALBUMS:
BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS |
OST |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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VVAA |   | 4 RECORDINGS:
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   31 SESSIONS (FOR 21 ARTISTS):
BAND / ARTIST | . | RECORDINGS | ||||||||
Chet Baker Group |   | 3 COMPILATIONS:
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George Benson Band |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Don Byas Group |   | 1 COMPILATIONS:
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Kenny Clarke Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Curtis Fuller Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Dusko Gojkovic Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Elmo Hope Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Freddie Hubbard Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Carmell Jones Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Sam Jones Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Herbie Mann Group |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Blue Mitchell Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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T S Monk Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Teruo Nakamura Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Calvin Owens Orchestra |   | 2 RECORDINGS:
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Don Patterson Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Julian Priester Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Don Sickler Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Sonny Stitt Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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Cal Tjader Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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McCoy Tyner Group |   | 1 RECORDINGS:
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