Jim Hoke
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Saxophonist, harmonica player, pedal steel guitar player, producer and arranger based in Nashville, he used his original name, Jim Hochanadel, in his early career. Circa 1990, he began being credited 'Jim Hoke', an apparent nickname.
Brother of [a=Mike Hochanadel].
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Frequent Collaborators
8 Collabs
Steve Herrman
7 Collabs
Buddy Guy
7 Collabs
Rob McNelley
7 Collabs
Kevin McKendree
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Tom Hambridge
6 Collabs
Doug Moffet
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Willie Weeks
6 Collabs
Charles Rose
4 Collabs
Muscle Shoals Horns
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Don Henley
2 Collabs
Gary Nicholson
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Steuart Smith
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Brigitte DeMeyer
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Will Kimbrough
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Stan Lynch
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Chris Donohue
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Phil Madeira
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Barbara Lamb
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Doug Seegers
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Glenn Worf
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Mike Rojas
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Bryan Owings
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Randy Leago
2 Collabs
Richard Fleming
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Meghan Trainor
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David Baron
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Barry Green
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Brent Rowan
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Gordon Kennedy
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Greg Morrow
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JT Corenflos
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Kevin Kadish
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Eddie Jones (3)
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Niko Moon
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Shaun Murphy
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Tommy MacDonald
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Leslie Mills
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Shannon Forrest
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Eddie Bayers
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Milo Deering
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Eric Darken
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Jimmie Lee Sloas
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John Hinchey
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Laura Creamer
1 Collabs
Zac Brown (3)
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Bob Seger
1 Collabs
Vinnie Ciesielski
1 Collabs
Anna Harwood
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Zac Brown Band
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Sam Levine