Jimmy Forrest
Born in St. Louis, Missouri on January 24, 1920, Jimmy Forrest was a jazz tenor
saxophonist. His best-known recording was “Night Train”, which reached Number 1
on the Billboard R&B Singles chart. In his early days, he played in different
bands alongside pianists Fate Marable and Jay McShane, and saxophonist/tubist
Andy Kirk before he joined Duke Ellington’s band. He released the single “Night
Train” in 1951, which became a Number 1 hit. He followed that up with two more
successful singles in 1952: “Hey Mrs. Jones” and “Bolo Blues”. In 1952, he
performed live with Miles Davis. The...
These Foolish ThingsJimmy Forrest
All the Things You AreMiles Davis and Jimmy Forrest
You Are the Sunshine of My LifeAl Grey, Jimmy Forrest and Jimmy Forrest Quintet
I Cried for YouJimmy Forrest
Sophisticated LadyJimmy Forrest
You Are the Sunshine of My LifeJimmy Forrest
These Foolish ThingsJimmy Forrest
Black Forrest
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All the Things You AreMiles Davis and Jimmy Forrest
Our Delight
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You Are the Sunshine of My LifeAl Grey, Jimmy Forrest and Jimmy Forrest Quintet
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I Cried for YouJimmy Forrest
Out of the Forrest
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Sophisticated LadyJimmy Forrest
Night Train
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You Are the Sunshine of My LifeJimmy Forrest
Jazz Rock - Live In Isreal
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