Dick Heckstall-Smith

Dick Heckstall-Smith — aka Richard Malden (Sept. 26, 1934 — Dec. 17, 2004) — was an English jazz-rock saxophonist from Ludlow who cut two albums with the Graham Bond Organization in 1965, followed by a four-album stint with Colosseum between 1969 and 1971. In 1972, he released the album A Story Ended on Bronze Records.

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