[SiB0717]

Hi all

I was browsing my iPod the other day and noticed that there were comparatively quite a lot great sax players called Joe or Joseph. Here is my list so far:

Joe Henderson
Joe Ford
Joe Lovano
Joe Farrell

Do you know any others?
Remember this is just for fun :bluewink:

 

[jazzbluescat]

Joe Viola
[Joe Jackson]

 

[daigle65]

Joseph Jarman

 

[Rennie]

I always thought that Coleman was the name to have as a sax player.

Reine

 

[SiB0717]

How about Joe Coleman? almost...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Coleman_(painter)

 

[Budget Explosion]

Joe McPhee

 

[tflanster]

Joe Roccisano - Don Ellis band, lead alto.

 

[Pete Thomas]

Joe Lutcher

 

[daigle65]

No one mentioned Joe Allard yet...

 

[Pete Thomas]

No one mentioned Joe Allard yet...

Do you have links to any recordings?

I've never heard any recordings.

 

[Watsonp143]

Joe Blow

 

[sirspinbad]

..whether your recorded or not has no bearing as to whether you are a great player!!

 

[sirspinbad]

Jo-el Frahm

 

[Watsonp143]

..whether your recorded or not has no bearing as to whether you are a great player!!

Joe Allard was a great musician and a great teacher!!! He also recorded with the NBC Symphony Orchestra!!!

 

[jazzbluescat]

Joe Smoe (Joe Blow's other brother)

 

[paulwl]

Joe Allard on tenor...

...with Roane's Pennsylvanians, an early swing band from Joe's hometown of Lowell, Mass., who made their only two record dates for RCA in 1932. Joe plays the tenor solos on the following with a very dark, fat tone reminiscent of Rudy Wiedoeft, his early idol.
Cast Your Sins Away
Charlie Two Step

 

[Buck Laughlin]

Joe Mama
(known primarily for his extensive work with The Mamas and The Papas, as well as more contemporary hits like "Bad Mama Jama")

 

[paulwl]

Flip Phillips was born Joseph Filipelli (sp?) Early on he was billed as Joe (Flip) Phillips.

Joe Crossman was a good alto player with Lew Stone's British 30s band. He had a solo feature called "Ups and Downs."

Joe Lulloff, a classical cat, taught (teaches?) at Michigan State.

And not to forget the amazing Joe Rushton, possibly the best bass saxophonist ever.

 

[Honeyboy]

Joe Houston

 

[Swampcabbage]

Joe Maneri