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Joe Baione : Superhero
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Straight-ahead jazz with a bit of the old with the new sound of jazz with high energy and excitement
Genre: Jazz: Mainstream Jazz
Release Date: 2005
Superhero Record Label: Joe Baione
  • Buy CD - $12.97
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Hot Mama 2:09 Album Only
Superhero 5:41 Album Only
Remembering Reland 4:58 Album Only
Doxy 1:31 Album Only
Body and Soul 6:41 Album Only
Beautiful Love 2:43 Album Only
Alone Together 5:08 Album Only
Well You Needn't 5:25 Album Only
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A native of the state of Delaware, Baione grew up in a jazz drenched musical environment. His father, the clarinetist-saxophonist-educator Jim Baione, is a graduate of Philadelphia’s prestigious Combs Conservatory of Music, where he earned both his B.A. and B.Mus.Ed. degrees and first met Joe’s musician mother, Barbara. The other musical members of the Baione family include Joe’s two olde r brothers, bassist Tom and guitarist Jimmy. Following in his father’s foot steps, Joe studied both music education and jazz performance, graduating from the University of Maryland in 1995. Since then he has gone on to become a passionate and creative band teacher by day and an energetic and innovative band leader and performer at night. Baione is also President of Delaware Charitable Music, Inc. and serves as producer of the annual Jazz, Blues & BBQ in the Park, a festival he co-founded with the mission of bringing live jazz and blues to the young people of his community.

In 2003, Joe had the good fortune to meet saxophonist/composer Benny Golson, when the jazz legend participated in a series of clinics and benefit concerts in Delaware. The two forged a lasting friendship and Golson became an important mentor to the vibraphonist, encouraging him to pursue his dual dream as a jazz musician and music educator. Golson’s appraisal of Baione as “a young man with vision who is able to realize the future today” is one that has inspired the young veteran vibist to reach for the stars.

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