Artist's albums
Into Silence
2001 · album
Spartacus (Featuring Kenny Barron)
2000 · album
Blue Smith
1999 · album
The Sound of Love
1998 · album
Azure
1997 · album
Beasts of Scotland
1996 · album
Reminiscence
1994 · album
Teddy Lloyd
2021 · single
Don't Be Sad
2020 · single
Peter and the Wolf (Live)
2019 · album
In-House Science (Live)
2018 · album
Modern Jacobite
2016 · album
Mira
2014 · album
Whispering of the Stars
2014 · album
Celebration
2012 · album
Karma
2011 · album
Torah
2010 · album
Live At Belleville
2008 · album
Forbidden Fruit
2005 · album
Symbiosis
2004 · album
Bezique
2002 · album
The Christmas Concert
2002 · album
Alone at Last
1966 · album
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Biography
Born and raised in Edinburgh, Scotland, Tommy Smith is a big-toned tenor saxophonist who has played both straight-ahead jazz and fusion. It was in Edinburgh that Smith became seriously interested in jazz as a teenager, and he was only 15 when he was accepted to the renowned Berklee College of Music. In 1984, the saxman moved to Boston to attend Berklee, and, in 1986, an 18-year-old Smith was hired as a sideman by Gary Burton at the recommendation of Chick Corea. Smith signed with Blue Note in 1989, recording 1990's Burton-produced fusion/post-bop date Peeping Tom and 1991's straight-ahead Standards. After finishing up at Berklee, Smith returned to Scotland, where he signed with the Glasgow-based Linn label and recorded several albums in the mid- to late '90s: Misty Morning & No Time, Reminiscence, Beasts of Scotland, Azure, and the Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn tribute The Sound of Love. Blue Smith, his first release of the new century, followed in the spring of 2000. ~ Alex Henderson, Rovi