Jimmy Haun
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Jimmy Carey Haun[1] is a U.S. left-handed guitarist, known for his work with the bands Yes, Air Supply, and Circa.
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Haun's first band was Lodgic with childhood friend Michael Sherwood and, later, Michael's younger brother Billy Sherwood. Haun went on to play on Yes's Union album before work in The Key with B. Sherwood and The Chris Squire Experiment with B. Sherwood and Chris Squire. He also did session work for Kitaro and Jon & Vangelis.
Haun has worked extensively with Jonathan Elias, including playing on his American River album. He has also re-joined Sherwood in progressive rock Yes spin-off supergroup Circa, also with Tony Kaye (ex-Yes) and formerly Alan White (currently of Yes). Sherwood, Kaye and Haun are also all in Yoso with singer Bobby Kimball.
Jimmy Haun created the music for the Intel commercial 'Intel Rockstars'.[2]
Haun's father was singer Jim Haun, better known as Rouvaun. Jimmy Haun's daughter is the actress and singer Lindsey Haun (born 1984).
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