Charlie Haden
The bassist with the sweet sound and innovative feel has been one of the most influential in modern jazz history.
Herbie Hancock
Official website of the legendary jazz keyboard player. Includes, among other things, info on Herbie's electronic gear.
Herbie Hancock
Salon Arts salutes this most enduring jazz pianist whose music stays fresh and modern even as he turns 60.
Herbie Hancock
A biography that covers all of Herbie's musical periods, from his 1963 debut album to his current work. This is from Grinnell College's site, where Hancock studied electrical engineering and music.
Fareed Haque
This guy has a gorgeous sound on acoustic guitar and plays great. He recently did a remake of Crosby Stills and Nash's Deja Vu.
Roy Hargrove
The home page of this critically acclaimed trumpet player.
Tom Harrell
Trumpet virtuoso Harrell has put out, and/or appears on some very nice CDs, such as Joe Lovano's Live at the Village Vanguard and his own CD Form.
Barry Harris
An award winning pianist and educator, get his workshop schedule here, plus his bio, discography, and photos.
Stefon Harris
Harris is a gifted young vibraphonist who has recorded with Charlie Hunter, Joe Henderson (Porgy and Bess), and Steve Turre, among many others.
Stefon Harris
Harris' Blue Note bio page. His CD on that label, A Cloud Of Red Dust, is receiving rave reviews.
Elias Haslanger
This relative newcomer is a mighty sax slinger from Austin who has captured in his playing the essence of historic straight ahead bop and merged it with his modern sensibility.
Jimmy Haslip
The long-time Yellowjackets bassist grew up hearing a lot of Latin music.
Coleman Hawkins
Biographical information, as well as albums, photos, and links for this jazz giant who virtually invented the jazz tenor sax vocabulary.
Roy Haynes
Drummer/legend Haynes was the subject of a recent NPR profile.
Michael Hedges: Nomadland
This unique guitarist is tragically no longer with us. To donate to the two surviving children, Mischa and Jasper, visit Point A.
Michael Hedges
by Anil Prasad This innovative guitarist for Windham Hill passed away in a tragic car accident in Dec. 1997. The only way left to learn about him is to listen, and read.

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