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The Ed Palermo Big Band
Palermo at Iridium 2018
Background information
Genres	Jazz [1] blues [2] swing [3]
Years active	1977–present
Labels	Vile Heifer, Pro Jazz, Astor Place, Cuneiform, Sky Cat Records
Members	Ed Palermo Ronnie Buttacavoli Steve Jankowski Charlie Gordon Matt Ingman Mike Boschen Cliff Lyons Phil Chester Ben Kono Bill Straub Barbara Cifelli Bob Quaranta Ted Kooshian Paul Adamy Ray Marchica Bruce McDaniel Katie Jacoby Daniel Pearson Drew Vandewinckel Dan Glaude Emily Pecoraro Augie Haas Nick Grinder Matt Owens
Website	www.palermobigband.com

The Ed Palermo Big Band is a New York City-based ensemble that has been active since the late 1970s, playing the compositions and arrangements of their leader, New Jersey born saxophonist Ed Palermo. The band is best known for Palermo's arrangements of the music of Frank Zappa, but they also perform and record compositions by Todd Rundgren, The Beatles, Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, The Rolling Stones, Blodwyn Pig, King Crimson, Jethro Tull and many, many other composers from a wide range of genres.

Ed Palermo

Ed Palermo started playing the alto saxophone and the guitar in high school. By that time he knew he wanted to be a musician. Early influences that pushed him in that direction were the Beatles and the Mothers of Invention. ^[4] Palermo also discovered a love for the music of Edgar Winter while in high school. This inspired him to emulate musicians such as Cannonball Adderley, Phil Woods, ^[5] and Charlie Parker. In college he switched from alto saxophone to tenor saxophone due to influences from John Coltrane, Michael Brecker, and David Liebman. After graduating college, Palermo moved to New York in order to become a jazz tenor saxophonist. At this point, an album called "Impact" by Charles Tolliver inspired him to try his hand at arranging. Palermo looked to his friend Dave LaLama, already an arranger, for advice and he began to compose and arrange music. ^[6] Soon he began playing with Tito Puente, and during this time, assembled a group which later expanded into the big band bearing his name. ^[7]

Early years

In 1977, Ed Palermo assembled a nine-piece band to play his own compositions. The small group expanded into a big band and began a three-year residency at a New York club called Seventh Avenue South. During this time the band played primarily compositions by its leader along with his arrangements of other music. After three years, they were replaced by Gil Evans. ^[6]

In 1982, they recorded their first LP and released it as Ed Palermo under a label called Vile Heifer. Later the LP became known as Papier Mache after the first song on the album. This LP featured guests such as Randy Brecker, David Sanborn, and Edgar Winter. The material on this album was mostly Palermo's original work, except for a few pieces that were co-written. ^[6]

Due to the hassle involved in producing an album under one's own label, the Ed Palermo Big Band did not release another album until a record company showed interest. This happened in 1987. Ping Pong was released by Pro Jazz Records and featured much different material from the first album. This album featured less complicated music and more swing. From 1987 to 1993 the band alternated performing at the clubs Visiones and the Bitter End. ^[6]

Recent years

After Frank Zappa's death in 1993, Palermo decided to play a show of all Frank Zappa music. Before the show, Palermo posted a notice on an internet bulletin board. The turnout to the show was the largest that the Ed Palermo Big Band had had to date.

"Up until then, my own shows at The Bitter End were drawing next to nobody," said Palermo. "For some reason, the word got out about the Zappa show and the place was swamped. And it was incredibly exciting—people there were Zappa fanatics." ^[8]

The idea was for only one tribute concert. But the band was contacted by Alan Pepper of The Bottom Line which led to a nine-year residency. For these shows they played primarily arrangements (done by Ed himself) of Frank Zappa songs, however, each show was different from the one before. The band often featured special guests at these shows such as Zappa alums Mike Keneally and Ike Willis. ^[9]

They recorded their first Zappa album in 1977, The Ed Palermo Big Band Plays the Music of Frank Zappa, also known as Big Band Zappa, was released on Astor Place.

After nine years at The Bottom Line (1994–2003) they took a break from regular shows for a period of about a year. ^[10] After that they began another series of regular shows at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York City. Since late 2018 the band acquired a monthly residency at Iridium playing a variety of musical genres and composers with a penchant for Frank Zappa.

In 2006. they released their second CD, Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance under the label of Cuneiform Records. In 2009 the group released their third CD, Eddy Loves Frank, also on Cuneiform. In February 2014, OH NO!! NOT JAZZ!! was released to rave reviews, including a four-star review in DownBeat Magazine. In 2015, the band released the album One Child Left Behind, featuring Napoleon Murphy Brock and Frank Zappa's sister Candy Zappa. In 2016, the band released the albums The Great Un-American Songbook, Volumes 1 & 2, also featuring Napoleon Murphy Brock, which also received a 4-star review from DownBeat Magazine.. Volume 3 will be released in 2020. Eddy Loves Frank, Oh No!! Not Jazz!!, One Child Left Behind, and The Great Un-American Songbook were all produced by the band's guitarist & vocalist, Bruce McDaniel. The next album was another well-reviewed release called The Adventures of Zodd Zundgren (Cuneiform 2017), a reinvention of the music Frank Zappa and Todd Rundgren. "The Adventures of Zodd Zundgren is big, irresistible fun." - Karl Ackermann, All About Jazz. The band's latest is a jazz album titled A Lousy Day in Harlem (Sky Cat 2019). Palermo returns to his jazz roots with a combination of covers and original compositions. "Twenty-first century big-band music doesn’t get more exciting and impressive than this." - Jeff Tamarkin, JazzTimes

Palermo teaches music at Hoff/Barthelson in Scarsdale, New York. In 2018, Ed's band was "third best band on the rise" in Downbeat Poll's Rising Star category.^{[ citation needed]}

Members

Current

Name	Instrument(s)
Ed Palermo	Arranger, Alto Saxophone, Guitar, Vocals
Ronnie Buttacavoli	Trumpet (lead)
Charley Gordon	Trombone (lead)
Mike Boschen	Trombone
Matt Ingman	Bass Trombone, Tuba
Cliff Lyons	Alto Saxophone, Clarinet
Phil Chester	Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute
Ben Kono	Tenor Saxophone, Flute
Bill Straub	Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet
Barbara Cifelli	Baritone Saxophone
Bob Quaranta	Acoustic Piano
Ted Kooshian	Keyboards
Paul Adamy	Bass Guitar
Ray Marchica	Drums
Bruce McDaniel	Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Arranger
Katie Jacoby	Violin, [11] Vocals

Additional Musicians/Performers

Name	Instrument(s)
Daniel Pearson	Baritone Sax
Bill Todd	Saxophone
Dan Glaude	Saxophone
Drew Vandewinckel	Saxophone
Emily Pecoraro	Saxophone
Augie Haas	Trumpet
Matt Owens	Trumpet
Nick Grinder	Trombone
Jim Lutz	Trombone
Nina Hennessey	Vocals
Mike James	Vocals
Susan Palermo	Vocals
Lee Finkelstein	Drums
Dave Edwards	Bass
Nicki Denner	Tap Dancing
Anton Denner	Saxophone
Kathleen Doran	Trumpet
Jack Davis	Trombone

Former Musicians

Name	Instrument(s)
Laurie Frink	Trumpet
John Bailey	Trumpet
Joe Fiedler	Trombone
John Hines	Trumpet
Scott Harrow	Saxophone
Allan Firfer	Saxophone
Dave Rickenberg	Saxophone
Aaron Hyke	Saxophone
Tim Sessions	Trombone
Joe Meo	Saxophone
Michael Boscarino	Trombone
Jenny Hill	Saxophone
Chris Olness	Trombone
Tim Sessions	Trombone
Al Hunt	Saxophone
Chuck Fischer	Saxophone
Tommy Igoe	Drums
Dale Kirkland	Trombone
Darryl Shaw	Trumpet
Liesl Sagartz Whitaker	Trumpet
Eugene Rockwell	Vocals
Jack Schatz	Trombone
Erick Storckman	Trombone
Jim Pugh	Trombone
Chuck Wilson	Saxophone
Bud Burridge	Trumpet
Dan Levine	Trombone
Jeff Lederer	Saxophone
Pete McGuiness	Trombone
Jeff Holmes	Trumpet
Elaine Burt	Trumpet
Taylor Haskins	Trumpet
Nick Finzer	Trombone
Tony D'Agostino	Drums
Ross Pederson	Drums
Karl Lyden	Trombone
Mat Jodrell	Trumpet
Peter Anderson	Saxophone
Matt Haviland	Trombone
Daniel Linden	Trombone
David Smith	Trumpet

Guests

• Ed Alstrom
• Jimmy Carl Black
• Russ Bonagura
• Tom Bowes
• Napoleon Murphy Brock
• Harvey Brooks
• Felix Cabrera
• Jim Clouse
• Steve Cropper
• Nicki Denner
• Perry Gardner
• Dave Glenn
• Wycliffe Gordon
• Thana Harris
• Nina Hennessy
• Mike James
• Mike Keneally
• John Korba
• Ryan Krewer
• Jimmy Leahey
• Will Lee
• Howard Levy
• Gary Lucas
• Deb Lyons
• Mats & Morgan
• Jenna McSwain
• Mark Naftalin
• George Naha
• Gary Oleyar
• Rob Paparozzi
• Lloyd "Mr. Personality" Price
• Elliott Randall
• Carl Restivo
• Todd Rundgren
• Catherine Russell
• David Sanborn
• Rick Savage
• John Sebastian
• Mike Stern
• Kasim Sulton
• John Tabacco
• Vaneese Thomas
• Jimmy Vivino
• Denny Walley
• Ray White
• Ike Willis
• Edgar Winter
• Candy Zappa

Discography

Papier Mache (Released as "Ed Palermo")

1982 Vile Heifer

Song Title	Featured Soloist(s)
Papier Mache	Edgar Winter (Alto Sax and Organ)
Complete Control	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Kim Plainfield (Drums), Bob Quaranta (Piano)
Before Max	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Randy Brecker (Trumpet)
Dusty	Jim Clouse (Soprano Sax)
Different People Differently	Dave Glenn (Trombone)
An Escape Nonetheless	David Sanborn (Alto Sax)

Ping Pong

1987 Pro Jazz Records

Song Title	Featured Soloist(s)
Ping Pong	Rick Savage (Trumpet)
All Out	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax)
3 Views of a Secret	Chuck Wilson (Alto Sax)
Who's the Goose	Rick Savage (Trumpet)
Ratphobia	Bud Burridge (Trumpet)
Mood for Maude	Matt Finders (Trombone)
Darkness	Tom Malone (Trombone)
Perry Mason	Chuck Wilson (Alto Sax)
Goodnight	Al Hunt (Oboe)
Bitch's Crystal	Bob Quaranta (Piano)
Your Spleen Perhaps	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax)
I.G.Y.	Jim Clouse (Tenor Sax)

The Ed Palermo Big Band Plays the Music of Frank Zappa (aka Big Band Zappa)

1997 Astor Place Records

Song Title	Featured Soloist(s)
Peaches en Regalia	Mike Keneally (Guitar)
Toads of the Short Forest	Bob Mintzer (Tenor Sax), Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Ted Kooshian (Organ)
Who Are the Brain Police? / Holiday In Berlin (Excerpt)	Mike Stern (Guitar)
Twenty Small Cigars	Dave Samuels ( Vibraphone)
King Kong	Bob Mintzer (Tenor Sax)
Aybe Sea / Inca Roads (Excerpt)	Mike Keneally (Guitar)
Waka Jawaka / Son of Orange County (Excerpt)	Chris Potter (Tenor Sax)
Sofa No. 1	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Dave Samuels (Vibraphone)
The Little House I Used To Live In / Mother People (Excerpt)	Mike Stern (Guitar)
Heavy Duty Judy / Grand Wazoo (Excerpt)	Ray Marchica (Drums), Ed Palermo (Alto Sax)
Carnival of the Animals (Finale)	Ted Kooshian (Keyboard), Bob Quaranta (Keyboard)
We Are Not Alone	Mike Stern (Guitar), Mike Keneally (Guitar), Ed Palermo (Guitar)
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Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance

2006 Cuneiform Records

Song Title	Featured Soloist(s)
RDNZL	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Charles Gordon (Trombone), Bob Quaranta (Piano), Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Ray Marchica (Drums)
Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance	Joe Fiedler (Trombone), Ben Kono (Tenor Sax)
Dwarf Nebula Procession March & Dwarf Nebula	Cliff Lyons (Alto Sax)
Pound For A Brown On The Bus	Ray Marchica (Drums), Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Bill Straub (Tenor Sax)
Sleep Dirt	Phil Chester (Soprano Sax)
Gumbo Variations	Dave Riekenberg (Tenor Sax), Carl Restivo (Guitar)
Mom and Dad / Oh No	Carl Restivo (Vocals), Ed Palermo (Alto Sax)
Moggio	Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Bob Quaranta (Piano), Ray Marchica (Drums)

Eddy Loves Frank

2009 Cuneiform Records

Song Title	Featured Soloist(s)
Night School	Ed Palermo (Alto Sax)
Echidna's Arf (Of You)	Cliff Lyons (Alto Sax), Bill Straub (Tenor Sax), Charles Gordon (Trombone), John Hines (Trumpet)
Regyptian Strut	Phil Chester (Soprano Sax), Joe Fiedler (Trombone)
Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?	Ben Kono (Tenor Sax), Ray Marchica (Drums), Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Ed Palermo (Alto Sax), Bruce McDaniel(Guitar)
Dupree's Paradise	Bob Quaranta (Piano)
What's New in Baltimore	Bob Quaranta (Piano), Ben Kono (Tenor Sax)
Let's Move to Cleveland	Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Ronnie Buttacavoli (Trumpet)
America the Beautiful	Ted Kooshian (Synthesizer), Bruce McDaniel (Lead Vocals)

ELECTRIC BUTTER - ROB PAPAROZZI and THE ED PALERMO BIG BAND "A Musical Tribute to Paul Butterfield and Michael Bloomfield"

2014 Jankland Recording

SONG TITLE	Soloist and Special Guest(s)
Killing Floor	Jimmy Vivino (lead guitar), Bill Straub (tenor sax)
Walkin' Blues	Jimmy Leahey (slide guitar), Ed Alstrom (B3)
Another Country
Drivin' Wheel	Mark Naftalin (B3 organ), George Naha (guitar solo)
Texas	Harvey Brooks (bass), George Naha (guitar solo)
Walking By Myself	Jimmy Leahey (lead guitar solo), Bob Quaranta (piano), Cliff Lyons (alto sax)
Wine	George Naha (guitar solo), John Korba (piano fills and B3 organ)
One More Heartache	Jimmy Leahey (slide guitar and guitar solo)
You Don't Realize	Steve Cropper (guitar-right side), George Naha (guitar-left side)
Lovin' Cup	Ben Kono (tenor sax), Ronnie Buttacavoli (trumpet), Joe Fiedler (trombone), Ted Kooshian (organ)
Love Disease	Ed Palermo (alto sax solo)
Drifting Blues	Mark Naftalin (piano solo and B3 organ), Cliff Lyons (alto sax), George Naha (guitar)
Work Song	Ed Palermo (original arrangement)
Everything's Gonna Be Alright	Barbara Cifelli (baritone sax), Charley Gordon (trombone), John Bailey (trumpet)
Buried Alive in the Blues

OH NO!! NOT JAZZ!!

2014 Cuneiform Records

DISC 1 ZAPPA

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
INCA ROADS	vocals: Napoleon Murphy Brock; solos: Bruce McDaniel (guitar), Ed Palermo (alto sax), Bob Quaranta (piano)
THE UNCLE MEAT VARIATIONS	solo: Bruce McDaniel (guitar)
LITTLE UMBRELLAS	solo: Charley Gordon (trombone)
THE DOG BREATH VARIATIONS	solos: Joe Fiedler (trombone), Phil Chester (soprano sax)
CHUNGA'S REVENGE	solo: Katie Jacoby (violin)
LUMPY GRAVY	solos: Ronnie Buttacavoli (trumpet), Bill Straub (tenor sax)
THE BLACK PAGE	solo: Cliff Lyons (alto sax)
AMERICA DRINKS AND GOES HOME	vocals: Mike James; solos: Phil Chester (soprano sax), Bill Straub (tenor sax)

DISC 2 PALERMO

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
MOOSH	solos: Katie Jacoby (violin), Ed Palermo (alto sax)
PRELUDE TO AN INSULT	solos: Barbara Cifelli (bari sax), Ed Palermo (alto sax)
WHY IS THE DOCTOR BARKING?	solo: Ted Kooshian (organ)
PRELUDE TO A CATASTROPHE	solo: John Palermo (mandolin)
A CATASTROPHE (IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER)	solo: Ben Kono (tenor sax)
LET'S REPRODUCE	solo: Ray Marchica (drums)
AN ESCAPE NONETHELESS	solo: Bill Straub (soprano sax)
NOSTALGIA REVISITED (for Susan)	solo: Ed Palermo (alto sax)
THE INSULT	solo: Ed Palermo (alto sax)
GOOD NIGHT, EVERYBODY! GOD LOVE YA!	solo: Charley Gordon (trombone)
SHE'S SO HEAVY	solos: John Hines (trumpet), Joe Fiedler (trombone)

One Child Left Behind

2016 Cuneiform Records

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
CLETUS AWREETUS AWRIGHTUS	solos: Ted Kooshian (tack piano), Bill Straub (frenetic tenor sax stylings)
DIRTY WHITE BUCKS	solo: John Bailey (trumpet)
SPIDER OF DESTINY	featuring Katie Jacoby (violin)
SCARFACE	solo: Katie Jacoby (violin)
GRAND WAZOO
FIFTY-FIFTY	solos: Mike Boschen (trombone), Barbara Cifelli (baritone sax), Cliff Lyons (alto sax), Bob Quaranta (piano)
THE INSULT
HARVEST MOON	vocals: Bruce McDaniel; solo: Charley Gordon (trombone)
PYGMY TWYLYTE	vocals: Napoleon Murphy Brock
PO-JAMA PEOPLE	vocals: Napoleon Murphy Brock; solo: Ed Palermo (alto sax)
KIKO AND THE LAVENDER MOON	vocals: Candy Zappa; solo: Charley Gordon (trombone)
VENGEANCE	solo: Ben Kono (tenor sax)
EVELYN, A MODIFIED DOG	vocals: Candy Zappa
VILLAGE OF THE SUN	vocals: Jenna McSwain
THE GOAT PATROL	solo: John Bailey (trumpet)
IS THAT ALL THERE IS?	vocals: Mike James
ANDY	vocals: Napoleon Murphy Brock

The Great Un-American Songbook Volumes I & II

2017 Cuneiform Records

Disc 1 - Vol. I

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
Good Morning, Good Morning	vocals: Bruce McDaniel; solo: Bruce McDaniel (guitar)
Open Up Said the World at the Door	solos: John Bailey (trumpet), Ted Kooshian (organ)
We Love You	vocals: Bruce McDaniel; solo Katie Jacoby (violin)
Eleanor Rigby	solos: Ted Kooshian (organ), Katie Jacoby (violin)
Definitely Maybe	solo: Phil Chester (soprano sax)
As You Said	solo: Katie Jacoby (violin)
Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part II	solos: Katie Jacoby (violin), Ben Kono (tenor sax)
21st Century Schizoid Man	solo: Ed Palermo (alto sax)
Send Your Son to Die	vocals: Bruce McDaniel, Ed Palermo, Katie Jacoby; solo: Ed Palermo (guitar)
Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder	solos: Ben Kono (tenor sax), John Bailey (trumpet), Bob Quaranta (piano), Ted Kooshian (organ), Katie Jacoby (violin)

Disc 2 - Vol. II

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
America/American Idiot	vocals: Bruce McDaniel, Katie Jacoby (violin)
Beggar's Farm	vocals: Bruce McDaniel, Ben Kono (tenor sax), John Bailey (trumpet), Bill Straub (tenor sax)
Bitches Crystal	solos: Cliff Lyons (alto sax), Chaley Gordon (trombone), Barbara (baritone sax), Bill Straub (tenor sax)
The Wreck of the Hesperus	vocals: Bruce McDaniel
Diamond Dust	Bob Quaranta (piano)
The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys	vocals: Bruce McDaniel, solos: Cliff Lyons (alto sax), Michael Boschen (trombone)
Fire	vocals: Napoleon Murphy Brock
The Tourist	vocals: Bruce McDaniel
Don't Bother Me	solo: Katie Jacoby (violin)
Nardis	solo: John Bailey (trumpet)
Don't Bother Me (reprise)	vocals: Bruce McDaniel
I Wanna Be Your Man	vocals: Mick Starkey; solo: Katie Jacoby (violin)
Good Night	vocals: Mick Starkey

The Adventures of Zodd Zundgren

2018 Cuneiform Records

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
The Solemn Z-Men Credo
Peaches en Regalia	Cliff Lyons (alto sax)
Influenza	Katie Jacoby (violin)
Yer Fast
Absolutely Free
Breathless (Part One)
Big Swifty
Kiddie Boy	Bruce McDaniel (vocals); Ed Palermo (guitar)
Montana	Napoleon Murphy Brock (vocals); Ed Palermo (alto sax)
Emperor of the Highway	Napoleon Murphy Brock, Bruce McDaniel (vocals)
You Are What You Is	Katie Jacoby (violin)
Echidna's Arf (of You)
Hello It's Me	Bruce McDaniel (vocals)
Big Swifty Coda
Wailing Wall	Bill Straub (tenor sax)
Florentine Pogen	Napoleon Murphy Brock (vocals); Ted Kooshian (organ); Charley Gordon (trombone); Ray Marchica (drums)
Flamingo
Marqueson's Chicken	Ed Palermo (guitar)
Song of the Viking
Janet's Big Dance Number	Ben Kono (tenor sax)
Broke Down and Busted	John Bailey (trumpet)
Breathless (Part Two)
Zoot Allures
Yer Fast (Reprise)

A Lousy Day in Harlem

2019 Sky Cat Records

SONG TITLE	Featured Soloist(s)
Laurie Frink	Phil Chester (soprano sax); Bill Straub (tenor sax)
Affinity	Cliff Lyons (soprano sax)
Brasilliance	Bob Quaranta (piano); John Bailey (trumpet); Bill Straub (clarinet)
Sanfona	Phil Chester (soprano sax)
Like Lee Morgan	John Bailey (trumpet)
The One with the Red Balloon	Charley Gordon (trombone); Nicki Denner (tap dancing)
Minority	Ed Palermo (alto sax)
The Cowboy Song	Phil Chester (soprano sax)
Well You Needn't	Ed Palermo (alto sax); Charley Gordon (trombone); and John Bailey (trumpet)
Giant Steps	Bill Straub and Ben Kono (tenor saxes)
Next Year	Ed Palermo (alto sax); Gary Oleyar (violin)
Gargoyles	Ben Kono (tenor sax); John Bailey (trumpet)
This Won't Take Long	Ed Palermo (alto sax)

References

External links

• Ed Palermo Big Band's official website
• EPBB on ALLMUSIC
• Cuneiform Records
• EPBB on NPR