Jim Hoke
Jim Hoke started out playing saxophone and harmonica in rock 'n roll bands in Schenectady, NY. Around this time he first heard NRBQ, a force which profoundly affected his musical personality from then on. This was to blossom years later into Jim actually playing and recording with America's most beloved band. But first, along the way was a stop in Oklahoma, where Jim's music picked up a bit of that red-dirt funk (and a few more instruments). The wide open west proved a fertile environment for Jim's explorations as a composer and arranger, as well as a first taste of studio work. Jim played harmonica and a few other instruments behind country and folk artists like Townes VanZandt, Guy Clark and Willis Allen Ramsey. WACBIZ welcomes Jim and his band the Aqua Velvets to our world of licensing. Thanks Max Abrams for the introduction!
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| Bananas |
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| Stop That Jag |
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| Nightingale |
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| Loose Caboose |
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| Bean Central |
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| Black Madras |
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| Poppin My Thing |
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| Manatee Waltz |
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| Goon Platoon |
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| Let Me Off Uptown |
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| Zip |
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| Tunnel Of Love |
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| I'm Gonna Live Till I Die |
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| Why Don't You Do It Right |
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| Big And Tall |
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| Diggin' On Dexter |
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| Eighteen |
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| Ruby's Rhumba |
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| I Love Lucy |
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| Killin' Myself |
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| St. Duncan Of Donuts |
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