John Hackett

John Hackett is a British flautist, the younger brother of guitarist Steve Hackett.[1] Although his primary instrument is the flute, he also plays guitar, bass and keyboards. John comes from both classical and rock backgrounds and has played with ensembles such as The English Flute Quartet and the Westminster Camerata, as well as appearing on albums and touring with his brother, Steve Hackett. He is also a member of the ambient music trio, Symbiosis.

Discography

with Steve Hackett
Voyage of the Acolyte (1975)
Please Don't Touch (1978)
Spectral Mornings (1979)
Defector (1980)
Cured (1981)
Bay of Kings (1983)
Momentum (1988)
Time Lapse (live) (1992)
The Unauthorised Biography (1992)
Watcher of the Skies: Genesis Revisited (1996)
A Midsummer Nights Dream (1997)
Darktown (1998)
Sketches Of Satie (2000)
Guitare Classique (2002)
Hungarian Horizons (DVD, 2002)
Live Archive (2001)
To Watch The Storms (2003)
Metamorpheus (2005)
Wild Orchids (2006)
Out of the Tunnel's Mouth (2009)
Beyond the Shrouded Horizon (2011)

With others
The Road (Quiet World, 1970)
The Geese And The Ghost (Anthony Phillips, 1977)
Tears of the Moon (Symbiosis, 1988; reissued on CD, 2001)
The Song of the Peach Tree Spring (Symbiosis, 1988)
Mirage And Reality (Mae McKenna, 1991)
Touching the Clouds (Symbiosis, 1992)
Lake of Dreams (Symbiosis, 1994)
Autumn Days (Symbiosis, 1995)
Amber and Jade (Symbiosis, 1996)
Inhaling Green (Nick Magnus, 1999)
Sea of Light (Symbiosis, 1999)
Hexameron (Nick Magnus, 2004)
The Comfort Zone (Symbiosis, 2002)
Dancing in Your Dreams (Symbiosis, 2005)
JL (Algebra, 2009)
Children of Another God (Nick Magnus, 2010)
The Book of Bilbo and Gandalf (Marco Lo Muscio, 2010)
Live 2010 (John Hackett & Nick Magnus, 2011 Magick Nuns Records MNCD1003)

Solo releases
Velvet Afternoon (2004)
Checking Out Of London (2005)
Red Planet Rhythm (2006)
Prelude to Summer for Flute & Guitar (2008) {feat. Steve Hackett and Chris Glassfield}
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