Artist description Singer/songwriter/visual artist with focus on spiritual subjects with uplifting messages. Lyrics with strong visions. Web gallery: www.innerscapes.net

Music Style Spirit Pop/Folk/Rock/Jazz/Contemporary /One World

Musical Influences Gershwin, Hoggy Carmichael, Duke Ellington, Rogers & Hart, Johnny Mandell, Johnny Mercer, Jim Croce, Paul Simon & Art Garfunkle, Gordon Lightfoot, Al Jareau, Lou Rawls, Art Farmer, Oscar Hammerstein, Willie Nelson, Cat Stevens, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, Bill Withers, Seals & Crofts, Eric Clapton. Rolling Stones, Gypsy Kings

Similar Artists Bruce Cockburn, Chris Rea, Van Morrison, Eagles, Jackson Browne, Peter Gabriel, Sting

Artist History "Into The Innocence" is the first album release by east Texas born singer/songwriter Jeff Hukill. Jeff's music has intertained audiences for a quarter of century from east coast to west. His contemporary music style reflects with rock, jazz, folk and latin roots with clear heartfelt lyrics that soar with visions of love, life and spirit incompassing a wide view of the struggles, highlights and tragedies of the human spirit. "Into the Innocence" reaches deep to the heart center, rattles and shakes, falls and rises with energy. A truly original one of a kind artist. See Jeff's paintings: http://www.innerscapes.net

Group Members "Into the Innocence" is backed by the following musicians of the Mark Austin Band (see links): Mark Austin - background vocals and bass guitar (electric, acoustic,and fretless) Lee Schloss - standard and alto flute, clarinet, tenor and soprano sax Scott Weltner - drums

Instruments vocals, classic electric guitar, see members info for other instruments.

Albums Into the Innocence

Additional Info Location: Dallas, Texas

Location Dallas, tx - USA

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