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Drummer Albert 'Tootie' Heath reportedly died yesterday aged 88. He was brother of saxophonist Jimmy Heath and bassist Percy Heath, and was still touring last year.

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Jazz elders are incredibly tough. Ray Anthony, Marshall Allen and Roy Haynes are doing extremely well despite their age and lifestyle.

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34 minutes ago, drol said:

Jazz elders are incredibly tough. Ray Anthony, Marshall Allen and Roy Haynes are doing extremely well despite their age and lifestyle.

Martial Solal is another one of them, don’t know if he’s famous enough outside of France but here he’s an A lister

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2 hours ago, Lafaucheuse said:

Martial Solal is another one of them, don’t know if he’s famous enough outside of France but here he’s an A lister

For one second, I thought that you would say he was dead.

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On 21/10/2021 at 12:25, Ulitzer95 said:

Ernie Andrews (1927–2022)
Bill Crow (b. 1927)
Barbara Dane (b. 1927)
George Freeman (b. 1927)
Bill Holman (b. 1927)
Dick Hyman (b. 1927)
Tony Kinsey (b. 1927)
Dame Cleo Laine (b. 1927)
Doc Severinsen (b. 1927)

 

American composer Bill Holman (Wikidead at 96

 

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On 13/05/2024 at 13:45, TomTomTelekom said:

Grammy Award-winning alto saxophonist David Sanborn died at 78 years:

https://mbc.mw/jazz-maestro-david-sanborn-no-more/


He had actually been scheduled to perform at a local club in my area tomorrow. They sent out an announcement about a week ago that the show was postponed because David had just undergone back surgery to repair two spinal stress fractures. I know the announcement said cause of death was cancer, but I can’t help wondering if that contributed to it.

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