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John Hines
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John Hines has one of the top trombone professionals in and around the Denver and Tucson areas for the past twenty five years, and is now achieving recognition in his new home market, Daytona/Orlanda, FL. “Hines plays his ax with prime advanced harmonic ideas, certainly with liquid phrasing, & an attendant voice-like, yet abstract sound. His robust & bright sonority interacts with ease with his group as he deftly weaves his wonderful web of solo artistry.” — George w. Carroll, The Musician's Ombudsman, April 2004. After studying under Ray Smith (Brigham Young University) in Provo, Utah, he played with the internationally known big band, Synthesis, including opening for Gerry Mulligan's big band at the 1988 Montreux Jazz Festival, and for Carlos Santana at the 1988 Antibes Jazz Festival outside Monte Carlo, France
Emergence
By John Hines
Label: Hines DeVine Jazz Records
Released: 2020
Track listing: Emergence
Cabo Morning
Album: You & I
By John Hines
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 3:34
Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge / Swiss Jazz Orchestra / The Aggregation
by Jack Bowers
Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge The Comet's Tail MAMA Records 2009 On The Comet's Tail, Chuck Owen's superb Florida-based Jazz Surge performs the compositions--yes, compositions--of the late great tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker. As Owen writes in the liner notes, “[Michael's] blinding brilliance as a performer / improviser...may ...
John Hines In the Pocket
By John Hines
Label: Capri Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: In the Pocket; I Could Write a Book; Secret Love; Central Park West; Hard Times; A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square;
More Than a Friend; Kickin' Back; In a Sentimental Mood
In the Pocket
By John Hines
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Track listing: In the Pocket, I Could Write a Book, Secret Love, Central Park West, Hard times, A Nightingale Sang in
Berkeley Square, More Than a Friend, Kickin' Back, In a Sentimental Mood
John Hines: In The Pocket
by Jerry D'Souza
A debut recording is always interesting. John Hines’ first is by and large a good debut, except for a couple of awkward moments where he gets heavy handed and congeals his playing. This happens on “In a Sentimental Mood,” which is weighed down by the tack he takes. Sentiment need not be down in the dumps. ...
John Hines: In The Pocket
by Michael P. Gladstone
In the Pocket is a straight-ahead trombone album from John Hines. The majority of this group is from the Denver, Colorado area. Hines shows a good mix of nine standards, jazz standards and original tunes from keyboardist Michael Pagan. The opening title track, written by Hines, typifies the session with a bright melody line. ...
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