
Earl Hines, also known as Эрл Хайнс, was an American jazz pianist born in 1903 in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. A pioneer of traditional jazz, he was instrumental in shaping the genre with his innovative piano techniques. Often referred to as the "Father of Modern Jazz Piano," Hines collaborated with legends like Louis Armstrong and led his own big band during the swing era. His notable recordings include "Weather Bird" and "Rosetta". Hines’s contributions to jazz earned him a place in the Jazz Hall of Fame, solidifying his legacy as a transformative figure in the genre.
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After You've Gone ft. Earl Hines, Peanuts Hucko | 2021 |
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Blues in the Thirds ft. Earl Hines, Baby Dodds | 2013 |
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Hymne ft. Earl Fatha Hines, Tom e il suo gruppo | 2015 |
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Riff Medley ft. BIGBAND | 2012 |
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