Earl Hines

Aliases: Earl "Fatha" Hines
Earl "Fatha" Hines and His Band
Earl "Fatha" Hines and His "New Sounds"
Earl Fatha Hines and His Orchestra
Earl Hines and His Boys
Earl Hines and His Esquire All Stars featuring Dicky Wells
Earl Hines and His Orch.
Earl Hines and His Orchestra
Earl Hines & His Orchestra
Earl Hines and His Quartet
Earl Hines Trio
Real name: Earl Kenneth Hines
Born: December 28, 1903
Died: April 20, 1983
Country: United States
IPI: 00014142631 9 works
Affiliation: ASCAP
Comments: Jazz pianist and bandleader and one of the most influential jazz pianists. He generally played swing style.
Related: Jimmy Mundy Arranger for Earl HInes' orchestra (1932-1935)
Jimmy Noone Member of the Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestra
Charles Carpenter Songwriter and manager of Earl Hines Orchestra

Songs written by Earl Hines

Title	Written by	Originally by	Original date	Covered by
Apex Blues	Earl Hines, Jimmy Noone, Joe Poston	Jimmy Noone's Apex Club Orchestra	August 23, 1928	Covered by (100 artists)
Blues in Thirds	Earl Hines	Earl Hines	December 9, 1928	Covered by (23 artists)
Ev'rything Depends on You	Charles Carpenter, Louis Dunlap, Earl Hines	Earl Hines and His Orchestra	December 2, 1940	Covered by (10 artists)
Jelly, Jelly	Earl Hines, Billy Eckstine	Earl Hines and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Billy Eckstein	December 2, 1940	Covered by (19 artists)
Monday Date	Earl Hines	Earl Hines	August 12, 1928	Covered by (74 artists)
Rosetta	Earl Hines, Henri Woode	Earl Hines and His Orchestra – Vocal Chorus Walter Fuller	February 13, 1933	Covered by (275 artists)
Stormy Monday Blues	Earl Hines, Billy Eckstine, Bob Crowder	Earl Hines and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Billy Eckstein	March 19, 1942	Covered by (19 artists)
When I Dream of You	Earl Hines, Charles Carpenter, Charlies Carpenter	Earl "Fatha" Hines And Orchestra (Earl Hines, Johnny Hartman)	1948	Unverified
You Can Depend on Me	Charles Carpenter, Louis Dunlap, Earl Hines	Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	November 5, 1931	Covered by (136 artists)