Word: pamelia
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Clarinetist Joe Pamelia '46, winner of a college-wide jazz competition in 1946, and Bill Tager '50, on the saxophone, form the wind section. Bass, drums, and piano round out the sextet...
...players is Joe Pamelia '46, tenor sax player and winner of the Swing contest held last summer at Winthrop House. Another new man is the pianist, Courtney Crandall '46, who in a few months has become the co-leader of the group...
...hour and a quarter Wednesday evening, the Winthrop Junior Common room was the scene of a spirited jam session and swing contest attended by close to 500 people, and at the end of the contest Freshman Joe Pamelia, tenor saxophone and clarinet player, was chosen Harvard's outstanding swingster...
...fine form and his famous "dirty" clarinet had many of his listeners' feet tapping in time. Davison's cornet solos and Schraeder's piano barrelhouse also drew plenty of cheers from the crowd. But two Harvard musicians, Stu Grover '45, on drums, and Pamelia, whose saxophone playing George Frazier, Boston Herald swing columnist, called in "the Bud Freeman tradition," stayed right in there with them...
...newcomer, Joe Pamelia '46, is rated highly on the clarinet and tenor sax and another new addition to the amateur players is Steve Taylor, a summer School student from Cornell who plays the trombone...