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This Heart Of Mine
By Pamela Hines
Label: Spice Rack Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Reflections In D/Across The Universe; Celia; This Heart Of Mine; Love For Sale; Where Are You?; Freight Train; Bonaire; Etarnal Flame; I'm In The Mood For Love; Release; What Is This Thing Called Love; I'm Glad There Is You; Icarus.
Pamela Hines: This Heart Of Mine
by Raul d'Gama Rose
It's always tempting to say that any bright young musician who plays the ivory keys with a sound that's delightful and, sometimes, defined by silence has descended artistically from musicians like Paul Bley or Bill Evans. These kinds of generalizations can be overzealous; but despite the clear influence in the case of pianist Pamela Hines' This ...
New Christmas
By Pamela Hines
Label: Spice Rack Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Custom Santa; What Chance Have I; Gift of Giving; Starlights; Custom Santa (Trio); Christmas Love; Christmas Joy; Ellen on Christmas; Twilight Joy.
Return
By Pamela Hines
Label: Spice Rack Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Ojos de Rojo; My Heart Stood Still; Return; I'm Through With Love; Displacement; Very; Comrad Conrad; My Heart Stood Still (Alternate); Ward One.
Pamela Hines: New Christmas
by Dan McClenaghan
Following Pamela Hines' career proves that the Boston-based pianist/composer is very good at three things (at least): swinging in the piano trio format, playing behind female vocalists, and writing engaging jazz tunes in both of those endeavors. New Christmas is Hines' second CD foray into holiday music. It is a beautifully hip ...
Pamela Hines Trio: Return
by Michael P. Gladstone
Following in the footsteps of Drop 2 (Spice Rack Records, 2006), pianist Pamela Hines and her trio returns for an even better example of the jazz piano trio, augmented by guest saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi. Her rhythm section of bassist John Lockwood and drummer Bob Gullotti remain intact. Commentary on Hines' previous albums ...
Pamela Hines Trio: Return
by Dan McClenaghan
You could call Pamela Hines a mainstream pianist, but that word “mainstream" suggests a limiting category and might draw a rather static map and restrict your expectations. What's the old rule of semantics? The map is not the territory. Or how about: the category is not the sound.While Hines, on this (mostly) trio outing, ...
To The Street
Album: Hall Sings Hines
By Pamela Hines
Label: Spice Rack Records
Released: 2005
Duration: 2:37
Hall Sings Hines
By Pamela Hines
Label: Spice Rack Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: I Go for You; I-95; Just Us; 4 Blues; Encinitas; To the Street; A Stone; We Could Have the
Same; Traces.
April Hall with the Pamela Hines Trio: Hall Sings Hines
by Jerry D'Souza
Pamela Hines and April Hall continue their collaboration with a full album of tunes that Hines composed. The last time around, Hall was a guest vocalist on Twilight World. On the present effort, the tunes cross different streams and Hall gets in to them with compact ease. Her voice is supple and she uses phrasing to ...
