Joanie Pallatto
Joanie Pallatto is a jazz singer from Xenia, Ohio.
Biography
Pallato was born to a father who played violin and a mother who played guitar. When she was four years old, she began to learn violin, then moved to clarinet. In school she sang in the choir. She attended Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music and was introduced to the music of Chick Corea and Miles Davis and vocalists Betty Carter, Bob Dorough, Cleo Laine, Mark Murphy, and Annie Ross. In the 1970s she went on tour with the Glenn Miller orchestra. In 1979, she moved to Chicago. She married pianist Bradley Parker-Sparrow and founded the label Southport Records.[1]
Awards and honors
- Jazz Hero Award, Jazz Journalists Association, 2016[2]
Discography
- Whisper Not (Southport, 1986)
- Who Wrote This Song? (Southport, 1994)
- Passing Tones (Southport, 1995)
- Fire with Von Freeman (1996)
- Two with Marshall Vente (Southport, 1997)
- Words & Music (Southport, 1999)
- The King and I with King Fleming (Southport, 2000)
- We Are Not Machines (Southport, 2002)
- Canned Beer (Southport, 2003)
- It's Not Easy (Southport, 2008)
- As You Spend Your Life (Southport, 2011)
- Days with Joanie and Sparrow (Southport, 2013)
- Two Again with Marshall Vente (Southport, 2015)
- Float Out to Sea (Southport, 2017)
References
- ^ Nathan, Dave. "Joanie Pallatto". AllMusic. Retrieved 3 September 2018.
- ^ "2016 Jazz Heroes". JJA Jazz Awards 2018. Retrieved 3 September 2018.
External links
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