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Born in New York and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, John Heinrich boasts a resume that
               includes a virtual Who's Who of music. He has performed with such renown artists as Garth
               Brooks,  Shania  Twain,  Lee  Greenwood,  Peter  Noone  (Herman's  Hermits),  Vince  Gill,
               Charlie Rich, Jeanie Seely, Dottie West, Tammy Wynette, Brooks and Dunn, Jerry Lee
               Lewis,  The  Beach  Boys,  Reba  McEntire,  The  Everly  Brothers,  Lorrie  Morgan,  Frankie
               Avalon, Hank Williams Jr., John Mellencamp, Rick Astley, Steppenwolf's John Kay, Travis
               Tritt, The Kentucky Headhunters, rap group The Fat Boys, Sylvia, Toby Keith, and many
               others.  He  has  literally  toured  the  world,  playing  in  West  Germany,  Poland,  Holland,
               Belgium, Tangiers-Africa, Switzerland, Austria, Prague, and the Czech Republic. He is also
               a highly sought-after music instructor and has appeared on many television shows over
               the years.

               I met John back in 2012 when I was working in Nashville on an album project at Gene
               Breeden Studios. I was immediately impressed with his professional, yet down-to-earth
               personality, as well as his seemingly endless talent in playing just about any instrument
               needed.  I’ve  lost  track  of  just  how  many  different  things  John  could  play…expertly!
               Currently, you will find him traveling all over the globe with Country Music Hall of Fame
               member Ronnie Milsap, providing steel guitar, dobro, and saxophone for the ensemble.

               John recently sent me his album "3 Faces.” This album showcases John's many talents,
               both as an instrumentalist and a vocalist. He takes the lead-singing duties on "Leap Into
               The Storm Of Time," along with some killer steel guitar work. Throughout the album, John
               can be heard playing bass, flute, saxophone, acoustic guitar, and of course, steel guitar.









































             John Heinrich with
                Ronnie Milsap
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