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Graham Maby, from Gosport, England, has been playing bass with Joe since
the days of Arms & Legs and has since
appeared on almost every album and tour.
From 1995 to 1997 Graham was a member of the band They Might Be Giants and toured with them.
In mid 1997 he joined Natalie Merchant's band.
In 2002 Joe Jackson reunited his original band. Since then Graham has played regularly with Joe Jackson.
For information on Graham's upcoming autobiography see the News page. |
Year | Artist | Album or tour | Instrument |
2022 | Joe Jackson | 'Sing, You Sinners!' tour | guitar, vocals |
2019 | Joe Jackson | 'Fool' tour | bass, vocals |
2019 | Joe Jackson | Fool | bass, vocals |
2015/18 | Joe Jackson | 'Fast Forward' tour | bass, vocals |
2015 | Joe Jackson | Fast Forward | bass, vocals |
2011-2020 | Jon Bon Jovi and the Kings of Suburbia | select live performances | bass |
2011 | Nina Hagen | Volksbeat | bass |
2008 | Joe Jackson | 'Rain' tour | bass |
2008 | Joe Jackson | Rain | bass |
2007 | Joe Jackson | Tour 2007 | bass, backing vocals |
2007 | Ian Hunter | Shrunken Heads | bass |
2006 | Joe Jackson | Joe Jackson Trio tour | bass, backing vocals |
2006 | Sally Spring | Mockingbird | bass |
2005 | Joan Baez | Bowery Songs (live) | bass |
2005 | Regina Spektor | Soviet Kitsch | bass on two tracks |
2005 | Shivaree | touring in US and Europe | bass |
Oct. 2004-May 2005 | Ian Hunter | touring in US and Europe | bass |
2004 | Natalie Merchant | Summer tour | bass |
2004 | Joe Jackson | Afterlife | bass, backing vocals |
Sep. 2003-July 2007 | Joan Baez | touring | bass |
2003 | Natalie Merchant | The House Carpenter's Daughter | bass |
2003 | Marshall Crenshaw | What's In The Bag | bass |
2003 | Fritter | Mockery | bass |
2003 | Joe Jackson | Volume 4 | bass, backing vocals |
2002/03 | Joe Jackson | 'Volume 4' tour | bass, backing vocals |
2001/02 | Natalie Merchant | 'Motherland' tour | bass |
2001 | Natalie Merchant | Motherland | bass |
2001 | Freedy Johnston | Right Between The Promises | bass |
2000/01 | Joe Jackson | 'Night And Day II' tour | bass, backing vocals |
2000 | Joe Jackson | Night And Day II | bass |
2000 | Dar Williams | The Green World | bass |
2000 | They Might Be Giants | Working Undercover For The Man (EP) | bass on 'Rest Awhile' |
2000 | Joe Jackson | Summer In The City | bass, backing vocals |
1999 | They Might Be Giants | Long Tall Weekend | bass on tracks 1,3,4,7,8,9,10,12 |
1999 | Natalie Merchant | Live In Concert | bass |
1998 | They Might Be Giants | Severe Tire Damage (live) | bass |
1998 | Natalie Merchant | Ophelia | bass |
1997 | Nicky Holland | Sense And Sensuality | bass on 'Nobody's Girl' and 'In A Broken Dream' |
1997 | Freedy Johnston | Never Home | bass on all tracks |
1996 | Darden Smith | Deep Fantastic Blue | bass |
1996 | They Might Be Giants | Factory Showroom | bass |
1995 | various artists | A Testimonial Dinner: The Songs Of XTC | bass on 'Statue Of Liberty' |
1995 | Rebecca Pidgeon | New York Girls' Club | bass |
1995 | David Broza | David Broza | bass, backing vocals |
1994/95 | Joe Jackson | 'Night Music' tour | bass, guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals |
1994 | Joe Jackson | Night Music | bass |
1994 | various artists | Beat The Retreat The Songs Of Richard Thompson | bass and backing vocals on 'The Madness Of Love' with Graham Parker |
1994 | Marshall Crenshaw | My Truck Is My Home (live) | bass, rhythm guitar, vocals |
1994 | They Might Be Giants | John Henry | bass on 'No One Knows My Plan' and 'A Self Called Nowhere' |
1994 | They Might Be Giants | Back To Skull (EP) | bass on 'Ondine' and 'Mrs. Train' |
1994 | Freedy Johnston | This Perfect World | bass, acoustic guitar |
1994 | various artists | Carmen Sandiego: Out Of This World | bass |
1993 | They Might Be Giants | O Tannenbaum (single) | bass on 'Christmas Cards' (also co-writer of that song) |
1993 | They Might Be Giants | Why Does The Sun Shine (EP) | bass |
1993 | David Broza | Time Of Trains | bass |
1993 | Darden Smith | Little Victories | bass |
1993 | Freedy Johnston | Unlucky (EP) | bass on 'The Lucky One' |
1992 | Graham Parker and The Small Clubs | touring in the US | bass |
1992 | Garland Jeffreys | touring in Europe | bass |
1992 | Freedy Johnston | Can You Fly | bass, guitar, backing vocals; co-producer |
1991 | Chris Stamey | Fireworks | bass on seven tracks |
1991 | Joe Jackson | 'Laughter & Lust' tour | bass, backing vocals |
1991 | Joe Jackson | Laughter & Lust | bass |
1990 | The Silos | touring | bass |
1989 | Marshall Crenshaw | Good Evening | bass |
1989 | Joe Jackson | 'Blaze Of Glory' tour | bass |
1989 | Joe Jackson | Blaze Of Glory | bass |
1988 | Joe Jackson | Live 1980-86 | bass |
1987 | Henry Lee Summer | I've Got Everything | bass |
1987 | Marshall Crenshaw | film and soundtrack album for 'Peggy Sue Got Married' | playing bass with Marshall Crenshaw's band = high school reunion band in the film |
1987 | Marshall Crenshaw | Good Evening | bass |
1987 | Chris Stamey | It's Alright | bass |
1987 | Henry Lee Summer | Henry Lee Summer | bass |
1987 | Marshall Crenshaw | Mary Jean And 9 Others | bass |
198? | Chacko | Chacko | bass |
1988 | Greg Kroll | Two Sides | bass, vocals |
1985 | Greg Kroll | Wheels Of Desire | acoustic guitar, bass, vocals |
1984 | Joe Jackson | 'Body And Soul' tour | bass, backing vocals, tambourine |
1984 | Joe Jackson | Body And Soul | bass, backing vocals |
1983 | Joe Jackson | Mike's Murder | bass |
1982/83 | Joe Jackson | 'Night And Day' tour | bass, backing vocals |
1982 | Joe Jackson | Night And Day | bass |
1981 | Joe Jackson | 'Jumpin' Jive' tour | bass |
1981 | Joe Jackson | Jumpin' Jive | bass |
1980 | Lincoln Thompson and the Rasses | Natural Wild | bass |
1980 | Joe Jackson | 'Beat Crazy' tour | bass, backing vocals |
1980 | Joe Jackson | Beat Crazy | bass, backing vocals |
1979/80 | Joe Jackson | 'I'm The Man' tour | bass, backing vocals |
1979 | Joe Jackson | I'm The Man | bass, backing vocals |
1979 | Joe Jackson | 'Look Sharp' tour | bass, backing vocals |
1979 | Joe Jackson | Look Sharp! | bass, backing vocals |