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The first offering from John's production HQ. "Epic Listening" is a collection of soundtrack inspired tunes. Big themes and bold statements from a band with revs well into the red! Added to that is some epic production and the unique voice of Joanna Swan (of Ilya fame). From 50's sci-fi inspired jazz-funk through to spaghetti western assassin themes - there's something for everyone! Buy it NOW!
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You can hear John's horn featured on this stuning second album from Ilya, released on Universal Digital, available from iTunes Music Store "skewed, insane trumpet solos lounge suggestively beside a seductive, Jessica Rabbit-like vocal track." - David Welsh (MusicOMH) - read entire review here. |
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John appears in this feature length DVD of Jamie Cullum's Blenheim Palace concert filmed in July 2004. Buy it now. |
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The debut album from John's jazz quartet "JH4". Recorded at Studio Rommaro near Stokholm, Sweden in May 2000. The album was commissioned by the Department of Cultural Affairs for Antibes and Juan Les Pins following a performance of the jazz suite "Less is More" at the opening of artist Richard Long's exhibition "Antibes Ellipse". The suite was written as programme music for Richard Long's art and he contributed to the album by designing the sleeve. The album was co-written with Michael Young who also plays piano on it. Never officially released, this album is available directly from John at a price of £10 +p&p or from the Tate Modern shop if you happen to be there checking out Richard Long's work! Tracks: 1. Mushy Peas (Hoare) 2. NY Off (Young) 3. Less is More Suite: "Walking" 4. "Spiral Ballad" 5. "The Earth" - (Hoare/Young) 6. Oxford United Social Club (Young) 7. Serpent Pantalon (Young) Personnel: John Hoare - flugel horn, Michael Young - piano, Steve Kershaw - bass, Charlie Stratford - drums MP3 sample available from www.flatfiverecords.com |
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This is a 4 track EP recorded and produced in January 2003 at John's own studio in London. It features an epic arrangment of music from the Bond movie "Live and Let Die" and combining samples in with the live performance of JH4. The CD also features one time keyboardist with "JH4", Jamie Cullum, who can be heard whacking out crazy solos on the piano. Currently this EP is not for sale. Tracks: 1. Live and Let Die (arr. Hoare) 2. Spiderman (arr. Hoare) 3. It Could Happen To You 4. Recado Bossa Nova Personnel: John Hoare - trumpet, Jamie Cullum - keyboards, Julian Jackson - bass, Charlie Stratford - drums
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The debut album of newcomers Ilya from Bristol. Jo Swan (vocals), Nick Pullen (guitar) and Dan Brown (bass) make up the core of the band and John features heavily adding trumpet, flugel horn, cornet and tenor horn to the equation. The result is a rich seductive album that achieves a lush cinematic effect. It is set to be one of the albums that define 2004. Released 23rd February. Order your copy from Amazon.co.uk Check out the Ilya website |
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Legendary welsh diva released this remix album in 2000 and John can be heard playing trumpet on the opening track "Where Do I Begin". The single went to number 30 in the UK charts.
Buy this album at Amazon.co.uk |
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John plays trumpet and tenor horn on this album by French singer songwriter Gauvin. The album is produced by Jim Barr of Portishead fame who lends it a distinctive Bristol edge. | |
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John's first ever professional album session was with these heavy rockers in 1995! Headswim went on to some considerable success in the US and John plays crazy trumpet on the track "Stinkhorn". This got john's trumpet playing into Kerrang Magazine which was a childhood dream!
"Check out the incongrous trumpet breaks in Stinkhorn!" - Q Magazine |
