If you didn't already know, Joey is a talented writer, accomplished musician and experienced record producer. From the Millennium to the Blues Magoos to Joey Stec his talents speak for themselves. Joey is backed up on his album by Carl Radle (Derek and the Dominos), Bobby Keyes (Rolling Stones), Jim Gordon (Traffic) and Joe Lala (Manassas). The album is produced by none other than Jimmy Miller, producer for the Rolling Stones, Traffic, and Blind Faith. The many facets of Joey's song writing abilities and musicianship come to light in this effort. Joey Stec is a musical experience not to be missed.
• Produced in association with Jimmy Miller, producer of the
Rolling Stones, Traffic, Blind Faith
• Co-produced Surround Sound sampler with Keith Olsen
• Produced in association with Danny Seraphine of Chicago
• Performed as an artist signed to major labels
• Toured extensively
• Recorded with top artists for the past twenty years
Joey performed and recorded with some of the most accomplished musicians of the past three decades. As a studio musician in Los Angeles, he played guitar on many records of the sixties and seventies, performing with Jimmy Griffin of Bread, Michael Clark of The Byrds, Chris Hillman of The Byrds, Jim Gordon of Traffic, Rick Gretch of Blind Faith, Carl Radle of Derek and the Dominos, Gram Parsons of The Flying Burrito Brothers, Bobbie Keyes of The Rolling Stones, Luke Brighty of The Blessing, Michael Botts of Bread, Tommy Bolin, Chad and Jeremy, Sagittarius, Gary Usher (composer for The Beach Boys), Curt Boettcher (producer of "Cherish" and "Along Comes Mary"), Keith Olsen (producer of Fleetwood Mac) Claudia Lenear, David Foster, Danny Seraphine, Jimmy Miller, Andy Johns, Kenny Jones, Crazy Horse, Leon Russell and Joey Melotti. Jerry Scheff, Joey Lala, Leon Russell, Chuck Blackwell, Tom Brumley, Randy Meisner, Rusty Young, and countless other great musicians of the past four decades.
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Aaah Hollywood, what a town it must have been, checking out the folk venues, hanging at the Troubador, wandering in to see the Flying Burrito Brothers at the Palomino and the Brass Ring, seeing Chuck, Ed and Gary with Taj Mahal at the Ash Grove, longhairs in cowboy hats.. checking out Delaney & Bonnie playing the clubs and bowling alley joints in the Valley, slipping into Gary Paxton's home studio, rocking out at the Whiskey.. and there you were making magic in the studios.. what a time!
Thanks so much for your friendship, John
