to 1986, Heckstall-Smith was a member of 3-Space with John James (guitar), fellow Mainsqueeze member Dave Moore (keys), and Chris Billings (bass), with Paul Harris on keys for one tour. Apart from tenor and soprano sax, Heckstall-Smith also played baritone sax in 3-Space. Heckstall-Smith participated in a 1994 reunion of the original Colosseum lineup and played in the hard-working Hamburg Blues Band. In 2001, he recorded the all-star project Blues and Beyond, which reunited him with Mayall, Bruce, Taylor, ex-Mayall and Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green. Heckstall-Smith published his witty memoirs, The Safest Place in the World, in 1984; an expanded version, retitled Blowing the Blues, was published in 2004. He died aged 70 in 2004, as a result of acute liver failure. Discography Blues and Beyond (2001) Obsession Fees, with John Etheridge group (R&M (Germany), 1998) Celtic Steppes (33 Jazz) On the Corner/Mingus in Newcastle (33 Jazz, 1998) "Fat Guitar" album by Clas Yngström (1996) Bird in Widnes, with John Stevens (Konnex, 1995) This That, with Jack Bruce and John Stevens (Atonal, 1995) Celtic Steppes (Twentythree, 1995) Where One Is (1991) Live 1990, with John Etheridge, Rainer Glas, Joe Nay (L+R, 1991) Woza Nasu (Aura, 1991) A Story Ended (Bronze, 1972) Solid Bond with Graham Bond Organisation (Warner Bros, double album, May 1970) There is a more complete discography at: https://www.discogs.com/artist/249817-Dick-Heckstall-Smith Bibliography The Safest Place in the World: A Personal History of British Rhythm and Blues (Quartet, 1984, ) Blowing the Blues: Fifty Years Playing the British Blues, with Pete Grant (Clear Books, 2004, ) References External links "Interview with Dick Heckstall-Smith", Let it Rock, July 2003. Dick Heckstall-Smith Jack Bruce web diary entry and tribute Dick Heckstall-Smith interviews on the Graham Bond website Pete Brown – poet, lyricist – discusses influences with Dick Heckstall-Smith, Morgensterns Diary Service. Dick Heckstall-Smith's Memories of Cyril Davies. "You don't know Dick – Introducing DH-S" – by Pete Grant. Stephanie Lynne Thorburn, Soul Survivor: A Vignette Etude of Saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith, TrueFire. EBook text containing biography, interview and obituary. Retrieved 26 June 2012. 1934 births 2004 deaths 20th-century British male musicians 20th-century saxophonists Alumni of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge Blues Incorporated members British male jazz musicians British male saxophonists British rhythm and blues boom musicians Colosseum (band) members English blues musicians English jazz saxophonists English rock saxophonists John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers members Musicians from Shropshire New Jazz Orchestra members People educated at