Years active 1975 - current | Name Joey Stann Genres Rock and roll, Pop rock | |
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Origin New York, United States Instruments Tenor saxophone, Baritone saxophone, Alto saxophone, Vocals, Keyboards Associated acts Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
Gary U.S. Bonds
Nick Clemons Band Music group Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes Albums Hearts of Stone, I Don't Want to Go Home, Reach Up and Touch the Sky, This Time It's for Real, Havin’ a Party With Southsid Similar Ed Manion, Jeff Kazee, Mark Pender, Richie Rosenberg, Southside Johnny | ||
Occupation(s) Musician, songwriter | ||
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Joey Stann is an accomplished saxophonist who has worked as a sideman and has recorded with a long list of rock and roll luminaries. Stann performs primarily on the tenor, Alto saxophone and baritone saxophone and has contributed vocals and has played and recorded the Hammond organ and piano on stage and in studios. A New York native, he is recognized for his lifelong association with Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes. Stann originally joined the band in 1980. He left to play with Gary U.S. Bonds from 1981 to 1985 before rejoining Southside Johnny. He is currently a member of The Pat Roddy Band. He also works with the band Street Hassle and freelances with other bands.
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