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During the [[Actuel Festival]] in Amougies, Belgium (1969), Zappa jammed in a session with [[Archie Shepp]] and Philly Joe Jones on 27 October 1969. | During the [[Actuel Festival]] in Amougies, Belgium (1969), Zappa jammed in a session with [[Archie Shepp]] and Philly Joe Jones on 27 October 1969. | ||
| − | Interviewed by Deborah Parisi in ''[[Zappa 89-7]]'', Rhythm, July 1989, Frank Zappa said: ''"The first drummer that I really thought was fantastic was Louie Bellson. I thought he was hot stuff."'' | + | Interviewed by Deborah Parisi in ''[[Zappa 89-7]]'', Rhythm, July 1989, Frank Zappa said: ''"The first drummer that I really thought was fantastic was [[Louie Bellson]]. I thought he was hot stuff. And after that I liked Philly Joe Jones. "'' |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:19, 9 August 2026
Philly Joe Jones (July 15, 1923 - August 30, 1985) was an American jazz drummer who played with Tadd Dameron, Miles Davis, Bill Evans, Mal Waldron, Archie Shepp, Sonny Rollins, Chet Baker, John Coltrane and Hank Mobley, among others. From 1958 on, he also had a solo career.
Frank Zappa
Zappa in the Jazz Jam, onstage at Amougies, Oct, 1969.
Archie Shepp, Philly Joe Jones, Earl Freeman, Louis Maholo, John Dyani and Grachan Moncur lll
Photo: Jacques Bisceglia (BYG) for Downbeat
Archie Shepp, Philly Joe Jones, Earl Freeman, Louis Maholo, John Dyani and Grachan Moncur lll
Photo: Jacques Bisceglia (BYG) for Downbeat
During the Actuel Festival in Amougies, Belgium (1969), Zappa jammed in a session with Archie Shepp and Philly Joe Jones on 27 October 1969.
Interviewed by Deborah Parisi in Zappa 89-7, Rhythm, July 1989, Frank Zappa said: "The first drummer that I really thought was fantastic was Louie Bellson. I thought he was hot stuff. And after that I liked Philly Joe Jones. "
