John Hébert
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Biography
John Hébert, born in 1972 in New Orleans, Louisiana, is an American jazz bassist and composer. He began his musical journey with Bill Huntington as his first contrabass instructor. From 1990 to 1992, he studied at the Loyola University of New Orleans, performing with artists such as Steve Masakowski and Johnny Vidacovich. Hébert continued his education at William Paterson University in New Jersey, earning a Bachelor of Music for Jazz Performance. He subsequently moved to New York, where he collaborated with notable musicians including Andrew Hill, Lee Konitz, and Paul Bley. In 2009, Hébert released his debut album Byzantine Monkey. He has also contributed to albums such as Dave Liebman's Truth and Honesty (2022) and Andy Milneâs Time Will Tell (2024).
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- Stella by Starlight by John Hébert
- 727 featuring Dave Douglas
- She Can't Be a Spy featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- Cajun Christmas
- Regeneration featuring Clarence Penn
- Areas (Trumpet, Piano, Bass) featuring Craig Taborn
- Go Where You're Watching featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- Under the Radar featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- Noumena by John Hébert
- Someone to Light up My Life featuring Romero Lubambo
- For Carla by John Hébert
- Belgrade Blues featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Larry's Dance featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Another Time featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- Double Life featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- After Hours featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Adriatic Nights featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Fez featuring John OâGallagher Trio
- Loving Linda featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Changes featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Motherless Child / O Javore featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- Mediterranean Nights featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- In Your Own Sweet Way featuring Bobby Hutcherson
- O Javore featuring Bobby Hutcherson
