Definitions

1. Haynes was also part of the military expedition against Fort Ticonderoga, made legendary by Ethan Allen and the famous Green Mountain Boys. (Web site)
2. Roy Haynes was born in Boston, March 13, 1926, and was keenly interested in jazz ever since he can remember. (Web site)
3. Roy Haynes is truly a drummer for the ages.
4. Roy Haynes, the drummer, was once asked if he were into any religion. (Web site)
5. Roy Haynes was a British automobile designer.

Soviet Intelligence

1. Haynes and Klehr have identified Krotkova as allegedly using several code names with Soviet intelligence whom she transmitted information to. (Web site)

Local Blacksmith

1. As Haynes started to build that first car he went to a local blacksmith to help him. (Web site)

Recording Band

1. Haynes got his first break joining David Allen Coe's touring and recording band in the early 1980s. (Web site)

Graham Haynes

1. Coltrane was able to hone his chops playing with Elvin Jones ' group before meeting Steve Coleman and Graham Haynes. (Web site)

Elwood Haynes

1. As Elwood Haynes started to build that first car he went to a local blacksmith and inventer Benjamin Z. Hostetler to help him.

Night

1. I'd go see Roy Haynes and he might sound great one night and not quite as good the next night. (Web site)

Stage

1. Dressed in what almost looked like golden pajamas, Roy Haynes also received a thunderous applause when he walked on stage. (Web site)

Living

1. In 2005, Haynes received an e-mail from Alexander Vassiliev, a former KGB officer who was living in London. (Web site)

Native

1. A native of Bellflower, Calif., Haynes, who completed his athletic eligibility last spring, was finishing his degree in psychology at the University. (Web site)

Shows

1. A number of shows featured special guest appearances from tour mates Bob Weir & Ratdog as well as other friends such as Roy Haynes, Jr.

Call

1. In 1987, Haynes got a call for back-up vocals for a studio album by Dickey Betts, along with Dennis Robbins. (Web site)

Response

1. Haynes, AP. Combination chemotherapy followed by autologous stem cell transplant for enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma - response to Lennard. (Web site)

Personnel

1. His first two quintets are notable for their personnel, which incorporated, Charlie Parker's rhythm section of Roy Haynes, Al Haig and Tommy Potter. (Web site)

Project

1. Project an undertaking that has a beginning and an end, and is carried out to meet established goals within cost, schedule and quality objectives (Haynes).

Handful

1. Haynes has only missed a handful of Allman Brothers shows since his hiatus. (Web site)
2. Johnny Haynes: Took over after Sir Bobby Robson was fired in 1968 for only a handful of matches.

Guitarist

1. The following spring, Warren Haynes had rejoined the group as its lead guitarist. (Web site)

Book

1. His book, Apollo 11 - An Owner's Workshop Manual, will be published by Haynes later this month. (Web site)
2. According to Haynes and Klehr: "This book describes Soviet espionage in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s. (Web site)

Feud

1. The feud featured his career highlight, a double countout against Haynes at Wrestlemania III. (Web site)
2. Also in the fall of 1986, Hercules would rekindle a feud with Billy Jack Haynes that went back through every promotion the two were ever in together.

Work

1. Warren Haynes rejoined the band and decided to work in both the Allman Brothers and Gov't Mule at the same time (he was later to join The Dead as well).
2. John Haynes Holmes, a Unitarian minister in New York, decried the "fundamentally immoral clash of imperialisms" at work again in Europe. (Web site)

Starting

1. He played with Art Blakey, Roy Haynes, Slide Hampton, and Sam Rivers before starting to lead his own groups in 1983.

Newly

1. Haynes and Klehr were the first U.S. historians who used the newly opened archives of the former Soviet Union to examine the history of American communism. (Web site)

Leader

1. In 1997, Haynes left the Allman Brothers to become the leader of power trio Gov't Mule. (Web site)
2. His most recent recordings as a leader are The Roy Haynes Trio, Fountain of Youth and Where As (recorded live at the Artists' Quarter).

England

1. However, despite all the praise being reported by the media, the newly appointed England manager Alf Ramsey never picked for Haynes for England again. (Web site)
2. He won 56 caps for England, 22 as captain, including the 9-3 destruction of Scotland at Wembley in 1963, in which Haynes scored twice. (Web site)
3. Thomas Haynes Bayly was born in Bath, England on October 13, 1797 to wealthy parents. (Web site)

March

1. Warren Haynes and Allen Woody left the band in March of 1997. (Web site)
2. The two jazz greats were both born on March 13 -- Haynes in 1925 and Blanchard in 1962.

Humanity

1. As a tribute to his financial support of Habitat for Humanity, a subdivision in Asheville, North Carolina has a street named after Warren Haynes.

Nashville

1. Four years later, Haynes moved to Nashville to do session work, but the Allman connection was still there.

Touring

1. Warren Haynes got his[1] first break joining David Allan Coe 's touring and recording band in the early 1980s. (Web site)

Drummer

1. Roy Haynes, living in Boston at the time, was the drummer, and Jerry Kaminsky, a native of Pittsburgh, was the pianist. (Web site)

Hendrix

1. Haynes has far, far more in common with Hendrix than with Jerry.

Derek Trucks

1. He had played with Derek Trucks and met Warren Haynes previously. (Web site)
2. Haynes, whose ringing, stinging tone cuts through the mix like a fine-edged stiletto, is complemented beautifully by Derek Trucks. (Web site)

Eric Dolphy

1. Haynes went on to work with more experimental musicians, like saxophonists John Coltrane and Eric Dolphy, or pianists Chick Corea and Andrew Hill.

Flute

1. In 1920 Bundy hired George W. Haynes, the first in a family famous for flute making, to design the Selmer flute.

Finisher

1. Haynes locked the finisher on Herucles in this match, but both were on the outside of the ring when this happened which ended the bout in a double-countout. (Web site)

Public Schools

1. Haynes has been endorsed by Hartley Films, a division of The Temple of Understanding, which tries to move New Age videos into the public schools.

Back-Up

1. In 1987 Betts invited Haynes to sing back-up on a solo album he was recording, then asked him to stay on as guitarist.

Music

1. The first two discs highlight these tracks, along with music by Chico Hamilton, Freddie Hubbard, Paul Gonsalves, Haynes, and Yusef Lateef very well.
2. He attacks his music with rock power and blues feeling, in the same tradition as Deep South musical heroes Duane Allman, Freddie King and Warren Haynes.

Guitar Playing

1. By the time he was 20, Haynes had a solid performance background and his guitar playing was starting to turn heads. (Web site)

Slide Guitar

1. Haynes has released two instruction videos with the Hot Licks company Electric Blues & Slide Guitar and Acoustic Slide and the art of Electric Improvisation. (Web site)

Lester Young

1. But from 1947 to 1949, Mr. Haynes played with Lester Young, the paradigmatic soloist of the period before bebop, and had no problem. (Web site)

Charlie Parker

1. Haynes - no período de 49-50 - estava no quinteto de Charlie Parker e na histórica gravação de "My Little Suede Shoes".
2. His first two quintets were notable for their personnel, including Charlie Parker 's rhythm section of drummer Roy Haynes, Al Haig and bassist Tommy Potter.

Allman

1. At the same time, Allman decided to record "Just Before the Bullets Fly," which Haynes co-wrote, as the title track to his 1988 album. (Web site)

Allman Brothers Band

1. It is no wonder that Clapton included Trucks in his Festival band and that Derek and Warren Haynes have brought new life to the Allman Brothers Band.
2. Intitially Haynes and Woody split time between Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers Band, but in 1997 both left the Brothers to focus on Mule full-time. (Web site)

Chick Corea

1. I was 23-years-old and thought 'What can I do that Chick Corea can't do?' Well, Haynes said, 'I got a good feeling and you got a good feeling.

Roy Haynes

1. Roy Haynes: A Different Drummer - Arborweb review of Haynes, who has drummed with just about every important jazz musician of the last half century.
2. It features famous musicians such as Eric Dolphy on sax, clarinet and flute and Roy Haynes on drums. (Web site)
3. He is a dazzling improviser and a clear stylistic successor of Roy Haynes, and two of the greatest drummers of the 1960s, Tony Williams and Elvin Jones.

Three Years

1. Warren Haynes also appeared with the Allmans at three shows after Betts' suspension for the first time in over three years.

Years

1. It would take three more years for Klehr and Haynes to learn the answer.
2. He has played with Roy Haynes for the past 5 years. (Web site)
3. That distinction goes to WARREN HAYNES. This magazine named Warren the 23rd Greatest Guitar Player of All time (12th living) a few years ago.

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