Joe Jammer

Film / TV / Radio / Books -  2009

        A. Film

1. Co-writer, guitarist and background vocalist on theme song for film “The Bitch” starring Joan Collins-1977, London, England.

2. Support role and incidental music for French-Canadian film “Lune de Miel”-1984, Montreal.

3. Composed and performed sound track for film “Rebel High”-1985, Montreal.

4. Lyricist, guitarist, lead and background vocalist and music co-writer for Horror/Musical Comedy Film “Teeth”-1986, Montreal, Canada/Brussels, Belgium.

5. Support role and guitarist on title track and incidental music for film “Going To Kansas City – 1996, Montreal, Canada/Copenhagen, Denmark.

        B. Television

1. Principal role (singer, dancer, guitarist) for Laurentide beer commercial in French- 1986, Montreal.

2. Musical Director for pilot of Montreal talk show “Night School”-1987, Montreal.

3. Co-composer and guitarist for Montreal day-time soap “Time Of Your Life-1988, Montreal.

4. Performer on “Jenny Jones”-1991, Chicago.

5. Contributed to 'Jerry Springer Show'-2007, Chicago. "I Ain't Drunk, I'm Just Drinking"-Theme Song for Reverend Schnorr.

6. Featured on 'Svengoolie'-2007, Chicago. 'Halloween Forever' Video.

7. WGN, ABC, NBC, Chicago. "White Sox Victory" Song - 2005 and
"Go Bears Go" Song - 2006.

8. Guitarist for Incidental Music for 'Oprah Winfrey Show'-2007, Chicago.

9. Musical Contributor to 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' - 2005-2008.

        C. Radio

1. English voice and text translator for “Piscene Citadelle” commercials-1985-1990, Montreal.

2. Guitarist for dozens of television and radio jingles in the employ of “Paroles et Musisque”- 1984-1989, Montreal.

3. Various Chicago Stations Airplay for "White Sox Victory" &
"Go Bears Go" Songs-2005/2007.

D. Books

1.  'Stairway To Heaven' by Richard Cole (Led Zeppelin Uncensored).

2.  'Walk This Way' by Aerosmith.

3.  'The New Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock and Roll'.

4.  'The History of The Montreal Forum'.

5.  'The Encyclopedia of Popular Music'.

6.  'Close To The Edge '- The Story of "YES" by Chris Welch.