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27 September 1952 (age 71) Genres. Rock, post-punk. Instrument (s) Bass guitar. Years active. mid-1970s-present. Tony Maimone (born September 27, 1952) is a bass guitarist, producer, and recording engineer, [1] who lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Tony Maimone – bass; Joan Osborne – backing vocals; Strings. Arranged & conducted by David Campbell; Bob Becker, Denyse Buffum – viola; Larry Corbett – cello, viola; Armen Garabedian – violin; Peter Kent – violin, concert master; Sid Page – violin, concert master; Suzie Katayama – cello, contractor; Bob Peterson – violin
The Golden Age, an Album by Cracker. Released in April 1996 on Virgin (catalog no. 7243 8 41498 2 6; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock. Rated #316 in the best albums of 1996.
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Tony Maimone: From Pere Ubu to Soul Coughing and more. by John Dylan Keith | Photographs by Jodi Shapiro. A consummate populist, Tony Maimone first caught my attention lecturing eloquently in defense of the women's-only swim time at the Metropolitan pool in Williamsburg to a grumbling bunch of men in the locker room, immediately after we had ...
Full music credits for Tony Maimone: 223 performances. Roles performed: bass, backing vocals, songwriter, recording engineer, piano. Releases include: Traineater (The Book of Knots), Monster Walks the Winter Lake (David Thomas & The Wooden Birds), Love Love Love (Pere Ubu).
Apr 30, 2021 · Tom Herman : guitar, backing vocals. Tony Maimone : bass, piano, backing vocals. Allen Ravenstine : EML 101 & 200 analog synthesizers, sax, tapes. Scott Krauss : drums. Sold Out. Dub Housing Album, 12" Vinyl. Second release in the Pere Ubu Discography, 1978. Now reissued via Fire Records and available on Vinyl or CD format.
