The McGlohon CD is (kinda) here!
 Joe's
finished recording his first solo CD. It's twue!
And while you're waiting for the actual, real life CD to be pressed
and official, you can find
out more here.
As he puts it, "It's a combination of originals, some favorite
R& B stuff I've always wanted to cut, and some humor. I want
to document the various styles and genres of music I love to
play." Songs include Healin' Groove, Ode to
Billy Joe, and a version of Papa Was a Rolling Stone that
features guest vocals by T. Graham Brown, Delbert McClinton,
Steve Bassett, and Jimmy Hall. The CD was produced by Joe and
Steve Bassett, recorded at Miss Laura's Kitchen and Silvertone
Studios, and mixed and mastered by the illustrious James Pennebaker.
Stay tuned for more details!
Recent Recordings
Joe's been recording a whole bunch. Let's
see....he played on Bonnie
Bramblett's
new album which is due out any time now, laid down some sax tracks
on a really cool record by The
Reverend Jimmy Bratcher, and will be heading to Muscle Schoals
in January to record the new Nappy
Brown CD for Blind Pig Records.
Speaking of Stairway to Gilligan's Island
A video has been unearthed of Joe singing Stairway
to Gilligan's Island at an unidentified Good Humor
Band reunion. Check it out here at
your own risk. (Thanks - we think - to Hunter Halder for this.)
Joe's a grandpa!
It's true. For proof, check out the proud
grandpapa here.
Joe's
a part of the History of the Saxophone
John Laughter has finished his 276-page book, The
History of Top 40 Saxophone Solos-1955-1998 and
is looking for a publisher. In the meantime you can get a copy
of it on CD, including text and music. One of the featured artists
on the music CD is none other than Joe McGlohon, playing a song
he co-wrote with Steve Bassett, “Reggae Gone Shuffle.” To find
out more and get a copy of the Cd-book, go
here.
Joe's
new sax
Joe plays and highly recommends Cannonball
saxophones. Hearing is believing!
Sharp
cuts
- Listen
to recordings Joe
recently completed with Bobby King and two hot solos
on songs written by Gene
Rabbai and Marcy McGuire.
- Check out Joe
on The Steve Schuffert Band's new album, Love, Sex & Freedom,
on Fortune
Records.
More
news as it develops! |
