Search - Artist/Band: Eddie Higgins

• Name: Eddie Higgins
• Birthday: 02/21/1932
• Birth Place: Cambridge, MA
• Decades Active: 1950,1960,1970,1980,1990,2000
• Genre: Jazz
• Styles: Hard Bop, Post-Bop, Mainstream Jazz
• Moods: Gentle, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Organic, Poignant

Title	Release
Christmas Songs II	07/28/2008
I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me	07/28/2008
Standard Higgins	07/28/2008
A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening	10/08/2007
Fine Romance	10/08/2007
Fine Romance/A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening	04/30/2007
It's Magic	01/15/2007
Relaxin' at the Lounge	2007
Amor	08/07/2006
My Funny Valentine	03/27/2006
Ballad & Standard Higgins	03/06/2006
Christmas Songs	09/06/2005
If Dreams Come True	04/11/2005
Prelude to a Kiss	11/16/2004
Christmas Night	11/08/2004
Dear Old Stockholm	07/30/2004
Moonlight Becomes You	06/22/2004
My Foolish Heart	06/22/2004
Tenderly: Best	12/02/2003
You Don't Know What Love Is	2003
Again WA	07/30/2002
Speaking of Love	07/30/2002
Don't Smoke in Bed WA	07/22/2002
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes WA	2002
Bewitched	12/18/2001
Speaking of Jobim	10/24/2000
Soulero/Laws' Cause	10/17/2000
Time on My Hands: Arbors Piano Series, Vol. 6 WA	04/11/2000
Tribute to Jobim	09/22/1999
Haunted Heart	06/28/1997
Portrait in Black and White	03/25/1996
In Chicago	12/01/1995
When Your Lover Has Gone	02/03/1994
Zoot's Hymns WA	02/03/1994
Those Quiet Days	12/21/1990
By Request	08/05/1986
Sweet Lorraine	1980
Soulero	08/25/1965
Eddie Higgins	1960
Eddie Higgins/The Swingin'est	1960

A solid bop-based pianist, Eddie Higgins has never become a major name, but he has been well-respected by his fellow musicians for decades. After growing up in New England, he moved to Chicago, where he played in all types of situations before settling in to a long stint as the leader of the house trio at the London House (1957-1969). Higgins moved back to Massachusetts in 1970 and went on to freelance, often accompanying his wife, vocalist Meredith d'Ambrosio, and appearing at jazz parties and festivals. Eddie Higgins has led sessions of his own for Replica (1958), Vee-Jay (1960), Atlantic, and Sunnyside; back in 1960, he recorded as a sideman for Vee-Jay with Lee Morgan and Wayne Shorter. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide