and Gianni Basso, Ballads for Trane (Philology W707.2). Wilson was inducted into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame in November 2010, where he gave his last public performance. Having had heart surgery in 2009, he died of congestive heart failure at his Brighton home in 2011, aged 75. Wilson is the subject of a documentary film, Around Joe Lee, by Yves Breux and Brad Scott. Discography As leader The Great City (Powertree, 1964) Livin' High Off Nickels and Dimes (Oblivion, 1974) What Would It Be Without You (Survival, 1975) Shout for Trane (Trio/Whynot, 1976) Secrets from the Sun (Inner City, 1977) Without a Song (Inner City, 1978) The Shadow (Cheetah, 1990) Feelin' Good! (Big City, 2001) Come and See with Jimmy Ponder (Explore, 2007) As sideman With Clifford Jordan Inward Fire (Muse, 1978) With Mtume Alkebu-Lan - The Land of the Blacks (1972) With Archie Shepp Things Have Got to Change (1971) Attica Blues (1972) The Cry of My People (1972) A Touch of the Blues (Fluid, 1977) References External links Elizabeth Mistry, "Joe Lee Wilson: Celebrated jazz singer who had his roots in the blues", The Independent, September 3, 2011 Obituary in The Guardian, July 18, 2011 Joe Lee Wilson at Discogs Joe Lee Wilson's last public performance, at the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame in November 2010. 1935 births 2011 deaths People from Bristow, Oklahoma American blues singers American male singers American jazz singers Jazz musicians from Oklahoma American male jazz musicians