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John Hines: In the Pocket
by Dan McClenaghan
The title tune on trombonist John Hines' In the Pocket had me mulling over comparisons with—of course—the late trombone master J.J. Johnson. And I felt that where Mr. Johnson romanced the listener, charmed the ears with subtle sweet somethings, John Hines' approach was more like a sermon—an upbeat, life-affirming, straightforward exhortation. A fine, driving piece of ...
In The Pocket
Label: Amerigo Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: In The Pocket, Kelneka, McEjim, 4 D's and a G, Emma's Song, Lights Out, All the Way, A Sometime
thing, Waitin' for the Ice Cream Man, In the Pocket, Emma's Song-reprise
In the Pocket
By Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts
Label: BTW
Released: 2003
Miles Donahue: In The Pocket
by Dan McClenaghan
Multi-instrumentalist Miles Donahue didn't get serious about jazz until he was forty-five years old. Prior to his belated commitment, he spent nearly twenty years working weddings, functions and lounges--bread and butter jobs to pay the rent and support a family. But when he did make the decision to go for it, he went in body and ...
The Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts Jazz Ensemble 1: In the Pocket
by Jack Bowers
Those who argue that young people are learning jazz “by the numbers” and can’t possibly grasp its subtler nuances should listen to this mind-blowing album by Dallas,Texas' Booker T. Washington HSPVA Jazz Combo 1, showcasing incarnations of the sextet from 2001 and ’02. Granted, this isn’t your average garden-variety Jazz Studies program (simply listing its awards ...
In The Pocket
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2001
Track listing: 1. Shubla Khan; 2. Fables Of Faubus; 3. Shaw' Nuff; 4. Newark Blues; 5. A Message For Art; 6. Autumn; 7. Twelve Tones For Isaac.
Nick Scheuble: In The Pocket
by David A. Orthmann
For most of the 1990s, drummer Nick Scheuble was a fixture on the New Jersey jazz scene. A bandleader with a knack for landing gigs on a regular basis in a variety of venues, Scheuble presided over a number of mainstream ensembles, including a piano trio, a quintet with two horns, an organ combo, and a ...
In the Pocket
By James Taylor
Label: Warner Bros
Released: 1976
Track listing: Shower the People;
A Junkie's Lament;
Money Machine;
Slow Burning Love;
Everybody Has the Blues;
Daddy's All Gone;
Woman's Gotta Have It
Captain Jim's Drunken Dream;
Don't Be Sad 'Cause Your Sun Is Down;
Nothing Like a Hundred Miles;
Family Man; 3:34
Golden Moments.
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