John Hicks
John Hicks was a critically acclaimed American jazz pianist known for his soulful touch, impeccable technique, and deep respect for the jazz tradition. Born in 1941, Hicks made his name working with legends like Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and Betty Carter before establishing a prolific solo career. His playing was both lyrical and adventurous, bridging straight-ahead jazz with more modern and expressive elements.
Throughout his career, Hicks recorded extensively, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s, with albums that paid tribute to icons like Earl Hines, Sonny Clark, and Mary Lou Williams. Whether performing his original compositions or interpreting jazz standards, Hicks brought warmth, elegance, and passion to every note. His live albums—like Live in Tokyo and Twogether (Live at the Jazz Bakery)—capture the spontaneity and depth that made him a favorite among jazz fans worldwide.
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