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Discography
Riverside & Atlantic2020
Tracklist not collected yet.
Six Classic Albums2012
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Look, Stop, and Listen2009
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Drum Songs2002
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Loose Blues1992
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The Big Beat1991
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Showcase1990
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Four Seasons1983
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To Tadd With Love1982
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Advance!1979
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Crossings1978
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Philly Mignon1978
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Mean What You Say1977
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Quintessence1977
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Mo' Joe1971
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Archie Shepp & Philly Joe Jones1970
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Philly Joe Jones avec Jef Gilson et son ensemble1969
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The Two Sides of Jack Wilson1964
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Whistle Stop1961
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Together!1961
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Philly Joe's Beat1960
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Blues for Dracula1958
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Kenny Drew Trio1957
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Drums, Vol. 8
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Ping Pong Beer / November Afternoon1961
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Label
- Record label
- Riverside
- Record label
- Atlantic Records
Groups
- Bill Evans Triodrums (drum set)current
- Elmo Hope Sextetdrums (drum set)current
- Johnny Griffin Quartetcurrent
- Johnny Griffin Sextetcurrent
- Kenny Dorham Septetcurrent
- Miles Davis All Starscurrent
- Miles Davis Quartetcurrent
- Philly Joe Jones Big Band Soundsdrums (drum set)current
- Philly Joe Jones Quinteteponymous, originalcurrent
- Phineas Newborn Quartetcurrent
- Miles Davis Quintet1955–1958
- Miles Davis Sextetmembranophone · 1955–1958
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Identifiers & aliases
Joseph Rudolph "Philly Joe" Jones was an American jazz drummer. He performed with Miles Davis and Bill Evans and was noted for being able to adjust his style of playing to allow for any group or individual's needs. The "Philly" moniker referenced his hometown of Philadelphia and originated to avoid confusion with the older drummer Papa Jo Jones.
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