Justin Haynes

Jazz guitarist Justin Haynes began showing up in several varied collaborations through the ’90s. The Toronto-based musician offers most often caused Tena Palmer (of the group Chelsea Bridge) and with trumpeter Kevin Turcotte. Haynes and Palmer produced a duo documenting entitled Not really Drowning…Waving (1996), and Haynes can be an associate of at least two tasks including Turcotte: the Jean Martin Trio and Andrew Downing’s Attention Course. Haynes researched with Gary Peacock in N.Con.C. and Ralph Towner in Seattle just before recording original functions in cooperation with such performers mainly because Andy Stochansky, Rebecca Campbell, Hugh Marsh, and Icelandic music artists Hilmar Jensson and Petur Gretarsson. Furthermore to his single album, Display, Haynes performs on another launch on the Web page Music label, GATHER Weather (1999) from the Jean Martin Trio. Haynes performed several Canadian jazz celebrations in 1999 and 2000 to get this album.