Chicago saxophonist JOE DALEY LIVE (very live) at a JAM SESSION (Rollins & Monk)

Chicago saxophonist JOE DALEY ( 1918-1994 ) deserved wider recognition. This recently-discovered jam session shows him at his best - virtuosic, unpredictable, whimsical… and always SWINGING HARD. “Doxy” by Sonny Rollins and “Well You Needn’t” by Thelonious Monk were the jazz vehicles via which he and his fellow players threw sparks. And it’s easy to notice that a good time was had by all - musicians AND audience.
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THANKS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
Displayed throughout their version of “Doxy” is a graphic from the ongoing series called “The Secret History of Chicago Music” by Steve Krakow of “Plastic Crimewave”. Seek out other editions of this interesting offering and become more aware of “pivotal Chicago musicians that somehow have not gotten their just dues”.
The photos were provided by woodwind wizard Rich Corpolongo, a long-time friend and musical co-conspirator with Joe Daley, who is also the author of “Memories of the Great Joe Daley” from a 2007 edition of “Chicago Jazz Magazine”. Approval for the use of the article was given by Mike Jeffers, the founder and president of that magazine.
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Here’s the Joe Daley obituary from the “Chicago Tribune” :
www.chicagotribune.com/news/c...
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Here’s a playlist of rare jazz video from the Chicago scene :
• Chicago JAZZ
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