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the Jimmy Heath , one of the legends of american jazz, died at age 93. The family said that the death occurred due to natural. Heath, nicknamed Little Bird for the influence of Charlie 'Bird' Parker, and was his switch to tenor saxophone, has been for 70 years a sought-after saxophonist and a composer of genius. He has worked with names such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Dizzy Gillespie over that with members of his own family, was in fact the brother of bassist Percy Heath and drummer Albert Heath.
For his musical education, Heath nurtured by Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, and Marian Anderson as well as the music that his father, Percy, a car mechanic, who also played the clarinet, listened to, and the mother, Arlethia, who sang in a church choir. At 13 years old he had his first saxophone and then not if it separated more. In the '50s he also had drug problems and was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for drug dealing. During the detention, he freed himself from dependence on learning to play the flute and focusing on composition and arranging. His debut album dates back to 1959, The Thumper.
For his musical education, Heath nurtured by Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, and Marian Anderson as well as the music that his father, Percy, a car mechanic, who also played the clarinet, listened to, and the mother, Arlethia, who sang in a church choir. At 13 years old he had his first saxophone and then not if it separated more. In the '50s he also had drug problems and was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for drug dealing. During the detention, he freed himself from dependence on learning to play the flute and focusing on composition and arranging. His debut album dates back to 1959, The Thumper.
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