Joe Daley

Joseph P. "Joe" Daley is an American jazz musician ( baritone horn , euphonium , tuba ).

Live and act

Joe Daley played in 1971 at the Taj Mahal -Livealbum The Real Thing at the side of Bob Stewart , Howard Johnson and Earl McIntyre . He became known in the mid 1970s when he was a member of the Gil Evans Orchestra and performed on the albums Svengali and There Comes a Time ; he also worked with Steve LaSpina . In 1976 he was a member of the Sam Rivers trio (with Warren Smith ); the formation recorded several albums for the German label Circle Records . In 1977 he performed with the Rivers Quintet at the Berlin Jazz Days ( Zenith ).

In 1980 he played in Carla Bley's big band on her album Social Studies , in 1989 he was a member of the George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band . In the 1990s he worked with Muhal Richard Abrams ( Blu Blu Blu , 1991), Ellery Eskelin ( Figures of Speech , 1991), Assif Tsahar and in the Far East Side Band with Jason Hwang . In 1996 he was part of Howard Johnson's tuba ensemble Gravity . In 2000 he worked as a tuba player on the Dave Douglas album Witness . In the 2000s he played with Alan Silva's Sound Visions Orchestra , with Joe Fonda and with Taylor Ho Bynum . In 2005 the album Loaded Basses was released on the CIMP label , which he recorded with Gebhard Ullmann , Gerry Hemingway and Joe Fonda; he also worked with Hazmat Modine and the Liberation Music Orchestra . He also performs as a tuba player with a solo program. In 2018 he led a trio with Warren Smith and Scott Robinson .

Joe Daley should not be confused with the tenor saxophonist and band leader (1918–1994) of the same name.

Joseph Daley Earth Tones Ensemble, The Seven Deadly Sins (Jaro, 2011) with Bob Stewart , Scott Robinson , Earl McIntyre and Lew Soloff
Bill Dixon : 17 Musicians in Search of a Sound: Darfur (2008)