w/Ellery Eskelin

• August 14, 1999: .....Tonic: 107 Norfolk Street NYC: 9:00pm set
  September 24, 1999: Sound on Sound Studio: Hat Hut Recording Session
  May 18, 2000: at 8:00 p.m. at The New School: Jazz Composers Collective Series 

 

 

w/Paradigm Shift

• August 25, 1999: Studio Theater Northeastern University Boston, Mass 7:30pm
  August 27, 1999: Studio Theater (Crossing John at the Crossroads) 7:30 PM Performance
  August 28, 1999: Studio Theater 1:00 PM Concert
  August 28, 1999: Studio Theater (Crossing John at the Crossroads) 3:00 PM Performance
  August 20, 00: Krentzman Quad Northeastern University Boston, Mass 4:00pm
  August 24, 00: Studio Theater w/Patricia Smith and Spain Chang......7:30pm
  August 26, 00: Studio Theater w/Patricia Smith and Spain Chang .....3:00pm
  March 2,3, 2001: Blackman Theater (Crossing John at the Crossroads) 7:30 PM Performances
  October 12, 2001  7pm  Institute of Contemporary Art : Boston  .....AUTUMN UPRISING FESTIVAL

 

 

w/Far East Side Band

• September 11, 1999: Harn Museum of Art, Gainesville, Florida 8:00 pm Concert
  November 5, 2000: Knitting Factory, 74 Leonard Street 10:00pm Concert
  November 9, 2000: Chicago Asian American Jazz Festival..... Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Illinois....8:00 pm Concert 

 

 

 

w/ Ebony Brass Quintet

• October 23, 1999......Pines Manor...................Edison NJ 7-9pm Concert
  February 27, 2000....Hudson River Museum....Yonkers NY 3pm Concert
  March 23, 2000........Newark Museum..............Newark NJ 6-8pm Concert
  August 30, 2000......Scotch Plains Library...Scotch Plains NJ..7-8:30 pm 
  October 29, 2000....Springfield  Library...Springfield NJ...2-3:30 pm

 

 

 

w/ Bill Cole

• November 20, 1999: Greenfield Community College, Greenfield Mass.
•  Sloan Theater......8 PM Concert...Sponsored by: Vermont Jazz Center
  November 21, 1999: .....Vermont Jazz Center..........Concert of duets w/Bill Cole
  January 15, 2000: Sista's Place, Jefferson & Nostrand Ave: Brooklyn NY
  March 30, 2000: Prism Coffeehouse, Charlottesville, Virginia
  May 23, 2000: Vision Festival, New York
  March 31,2001  Flynn Theater Burlington, Vermont : Concert at 8PM
  June 1, 2001 Vision Festival NYC
  November 9, 2001: Better Bridges Festival  The Brecht Forum
   January 5, 2002-Bill Cole Ensemble with Sam Furnace, Joe Daley , Warren Smith , William Parker,  and Cooper-Moore at:    Sistas' Place, 456 Nostrand Avenue corner of Jefferson Avenue:  (718) 398-1766
  March 12, 2002-Bill Cole Ensemble with Sam Furnace, Joe Daley , Warren Smith , William Parker,  and Cooper-Moore at:    Tonic: 107 Norfolk Street NYC...JUNE 1, 2002-Bill Cole Ensemble with Sam Furnace, Joe Daley , Warren Smith , William Parker,  and Cooper-Moore at: VISION FESTIVAL, NEW YORK ... October 11, 2002-Bill Cole Ensemble with Sam Furnace, Joe Daley , Warren Smith , William Parker,  and Cooper-Moore at: CARNEGIE WEILL RECITAL HALL 

 

•  Vision Festival Orchestra
   May 27, 2000:  Vision Festival Orchestra Premier: "Index" w/ Bill Dixon
  May 30, 2001:  Vision  Orchestra Premier: w/ Warren Smith/   Steve Swell

• April 26, 2003:  ROULETTE  The Sound Vision Orchestra presents the second in a series of member/composer concerts featuring world premiere performances of works by Rob Brown, Will Connell, Jeff Hoyer, J.D. Parran and Warren Smith.

 

W/Cooper-Moore

• MAY 31, 2002:VISION FESTIVAL, NEW YORK e Remus)

• Cooper-Moore : multi-instruments and voice
  Joseph Daley : baritone horn
  Lisa Sokolov :voice
  Michael Wimberly : percussion, voice
  Clayton Thomas : bass, voice

 

 

• w/ Assif Tsahar : Brass Reed Ensemble
  February 2, 2000..Tonic 107 Norfolk Street NYC

 

• w/ Dave Douglas: Witness
  July 13, 14, 2000...Tonic 107 Norfolk Street NYC
  December 13-14.. Avatar Recording Studios ...Witness Session
  MAY 19, 2001: VICTORIAVILLE, QUEBEC: INTERNATIONAL ACTUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

 

 

w/ Hazmat Modine

•  Dec 11,1999 , 2000: Jan 22, Feb 19, Mar 24, May 5, 20, June 9, 24, July 8, 29:Sept 2, 23..Oct  21, 28..Nov 11, 25....Dec 9..Terra Blues....Dec 15....The Cooler....9:30pm .June 15-18 Milan Italy:  Festa Della Musica ..Sept 2..Harping for Hunger..2001:..Jan 6, 27..Feb.17.March 7,24,.April 4,21..May 2, 18. June 2, 30.July 21..sept 1, 29..oct 27,..Dec 14...Terra Blues .April 9, 2000.....WBAI  99.5 FM NYC.....LIVE BROADCAST!.10AM-12PM...Feb 2, July 6,.Nov 14,Dec 17....FEZ ....380 Lafayette Street NYC:.. Nov 3, 2001.. at: The New York Academy of Art :
  2002:January 11, 26 ..February 13, 23.. March 8, 30..April 5, 20..May 23,..June 5, 22..July 12...SEPT  7, 20 ..OCT 26...NOV 15, 29...DEC 20...Terra Blues...July 26...FEZ ....DEC 7...GALAPAGOS   ART EVENT: Presentations by Komar & Melamid, Art Spiegelman, Marcel Dzama, Ian Frazier, Christine Hill, Barry Blitt & Arthur Bradford and his mother Katherine Bradford. Music by Hazmat Modine

• 2003: 1/11, 2/8, 2/22, 3/8, 3/29, 4/12, 5/3, 5/24, 6/13, 6/28, 7/12, 9/13, 9/27, 10/11, 10/24, 11/8, 11/22, 12/12: Terra Blues  1/24: BarBes  4/4: GALAPAGOS 4/27: Harping for Hunger :

   

• w/ Gravity
  March 31, 2000 ...NY Brass Conference... The Lighthouse.... 111 East 59th....April 8, 2000 Los Angeles......UCLA Performing Arts Center Schoenberg Hall

 

• w/Alan Silva.
  Celesta Communications Orchestra
  May24-May 27, 2001: Festival of International Contemporary Music.. Lago di Poschiavo, Switzerland

  Feb 27, 2003 : Bezanson Recital Hall, UMASS  Feb 28, 2003: Emmanuel Church, Boston Mass

 

•  Puffin Composer's Forum
  MARCH 10, 2001: with  composers bob debellis/alfred patterson

• 
  MacDowell Colony Residency: July 27-August 24, 2001

 

A Musical Celebration of the Life of:
MAKANDA KEN McIntyre
SEPTEMBER 16, 2001 
SAINT PETER'S CHURCH

 

 

• w/Earl McIntrye:
  December 9, 2001 3pm: Brooklyn Conservatory of Music: Jazz trombonist earl McIntyre brings his big band to perform a story set to original music. The piece, much like Prokofiev's famous "Peter and the Wolf" leads the audience through the various instruments of a jazz big band. Tickets $10, $5 for children

 

• w/Greg Cohen
  April 4, BRIC Studio  647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217
  BRIC Studio presents Possible Fireworks
  Bass player Greg Cohen performs with his invited guests, Mark Stewart (guitar) and Joe Daley (euphonium), for a first-time, one-night-only, no-rehearsal gig. Curated by Janine Nichols.

 

  

  w/Cecil Taylor

Cecil Taylor and the Sound Vision Orchestra

• JUNE 20, JUNE 21: KNITTING FACTORY

Pianist Cecil Taylor, along with Ornette Coleman, is the father of free jazz. Soon after his emergence in the mid-'50s, he was the most advanced improviser in jazz; five decades later he is still the most radical. Having worked with everyone from John Coltrane and Clark Terry to Steve Lacy and Evan Parker, his vision and sound remain singular. All Music Guide uses the words "Intense, Fiery, Complex, Brash, Provocative, Autumnal, Aggressive, Cerebral, Elegant, Volatile." You've never heard anything like it, and as he is, to this day, decades ahead of his time, you likely never will. Typically performing solo, duo, and in small units, this upcoming performance with a 25-piece orchestra is a rare treat, especially within the intimate confines of the Knitting Factory

 

 

W/Reggie Workman

•   May 11, 2002: Montclair Jazz Festival: The Music of John Coltrane

At 8:00PM The Africa Brass Project a 21-piece ensemble will perform "A Tribute to an African-American Legacy: The Music of John Coltrane featuring vocals by Montclair's own St. Paul's Baptist Church Gospel Choir.

 

World Premier of Wispercussion

  Composer : Joseph Daley

April 24th 2002

 

5/26/2003: JEANNE LEE MEMORIAL CONCERT

New York, NY ARTS FOR ART, INC is pleased to announce the line up for the Jeanne Lee Memorial Concert which will celebrate Jeanne Lee¹s life and music on Monday, May 26.
Innovative jazz vocalist Jeanne Lee succumbed to cancer on October 24, 2000 in Tijuana, Mexico. She was 61 years old. Born and raised in New York City, Lee was best known for her rich, husky alto, her daring style, and her emotional poignancy, and she helped pioneer free jazz vocal techniques in the 1960s. Although Dinah Washington, Billie Holiday, and Ella Fitzgerald heavily influence her precise intonation and vocal flexibility, Lee pushed the boundaries of conventional jazz singing by exploring and twisting the syllables of the lyrics.
In 1961,  Jeanne Lee recorded her first album entitled The Newest Sound Around. This led to other duet recordings and tours throughout Europe. She left New York in 1964 for California, where she met and married the experimental sound-poet David Hazelton. Three years later, she moved to Europe and formed what would become a 20-year long musical partnership with German vibraphonist, composer and bandleader Gunter Hampel, who she eventually married. They collaborated on numerous recordings, musical theater projects, dance pieces, poetry, and workshops.
In additional to her work with Hampel, Lee worked with a number of leading figures in jazz, including saxophonists Archie Shepp, Marion Brown, William Parker, Jane Bunnett, and Oliver Lake; pianists Carla Bley, Chick Corea, and Cecil Taylor; and vocalists Sheila Jordan and Bobby McFerrin. She became an important influence on younger singers such as Ellen Christi and Lisa Sokolov as well as her contemporaries. Lee is survived by her daughters Cavana Lee-Hampel and Naima Lee-Hazelton; her son Ruomi Lee Hampel; and a grandson, Beleil.

JEANNE LEE MEMORIAL CONCERT LINE UP
7:30    Steve Dalachinsky
8:30    Gunter Hampel Galaxy Dream Band with Perry Robinson / Lou Grassi / Mark Whitecage /
Ruomi Lee Hampel / Herscel Silverman / Prince Alegs
9:30    Amina Claudine Myers Solo Piano, Voice
10:30    William Parker leads Jeanne Lee  Project  
voices: Thomas Buckner, Ellen Christi, Jay Clayton, Lisa Sokolov;
Rob Brown, alto / Lewis Barnes, trumpet / Joe Daley, Tuba / Cooper Moore, Ashimba, Piano / Gerald Cleaver, Drums /
William Parker, Balaphon, Ngoni, Bass and special guest: Henry Grimes

 

C) John Blum Trio

Vision Festival May 5, 1999

Unreleased CD

Track:2) Untitled Composition  (14:05)

 

 

 

D) The Far East Side Band-Urban Archaeology

 

Label: Victo Records

Released: 1995

Credits: Jason Kao Hwang, Composer, Violin, electronics

Sang-Won Park Ajang, Kayagum

Yukio Tsuji, Shakuhachi, Hand Percussion

Joseph Daley, Tuba, electronics

 

Track:3) The Shadows’ Play (12:40)

 

  

E) Alan Silva & The Sound Visions Orchestra

Label: EREMITE

Released: 2001

Credits:alan silva synthesizer & conduction
scott currie baritone saxophone
j.d. parran bass saxophone, alto clarinet
andrew lamb tenor saxophone
sabir mateen tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute
rob brown alto saxophone
ori kaplan alto saxophone
elliot levin piccolo, soprano saxophone
william connell, jr bass clarinet, flute
karen borca bassoon
mark taylor french horn
art baron trombone
steve swell trombone
bill lowe bass trombone, tuba
joe daley tuba
roy campbell, jr trumpet, flugelhorn, pocket trumpet
raphe malik trumpets
taylor ho bynum trumpet & brass
stephen haynes trumpet & brass
jackson krall trap drums
mark hennen piano
wilbur morris double bass
steve dalachinsky poet
kidd jordan tenor saxophone

 

Track:3) Sound Vision III (13:14)

 

 

Track 1) Harlem Sunrise & Harlem Sunset 18:40

 

 Compositions and Arrangements for Big Band

 Mobi Big Band

 Trumpets: Earl Gardner, Stanton Davis, Bill Warfield, Stephen Haynes

Trombones: Art Baron, Jeff Hoyer, Al Patterson, Douglas Purviance

Woodwind: Ted Nash, Patience Higgins, Bob Hanlon, Richard Perry

Tom Olin

French Horns: Libby Shapiro, Vincent Chancey

Piano: Arturo O’ Farill   Bass: Greg Maker

Drums: Tommy Campbell Percussion: Warren Smith

Conductor: Earl McIntyre

 Date: May, 1988  Venue: St Marks Church.......Brooklyn

 

Track 1) Blue Bossa..............Kenny Dorham arr......Joseph Daley 11:50

Track 2) Ballade of the Fallen African Warrior.....Joseph Daley 18:03

 

 3

 (Current/Past Projects)

 

1)   Sam Rivers (wave)/(crystals)/(Inspiration)

2)   Ellery Eskelin (ramification) (Track 5) Title Piece

3)   Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra (Blu Blu Blu)

4)   Charlie Haden and LMO (Dreamkeeper)

5)   Taj Mahal (The Real Thing)

6)   Hazmat Modine (Bahamut)

7)   Ebony Brass Quintet (Brand New Bag)

8)   Carla Bley Band (Social Studies)

9)   Warren Smith Composers Workshop (Old News, Borrowed Blues)

10)   Reggie Nicholson Brass Concept (Surreal Feel)

11)  Dave Douglas (Witness)

12)  Taylor Ho Bynum (Spider Monkey Strings)