(with Robert Redford), Out for Justice, Marked for Death, Eyewitness to Murder, and Born in East L.A., plus many more. Lala also guest-starred on several animated shows; Batman: The Animated Series, Pinky and the Brain, Quack Pack, The Angry Beavers, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Danger Rangers, ChalkZone, Johnny Bravo, Ozzy & Drix, Superman: The Animated Series, The Woody Woodpecker Show (the 1999 version), and many more. Additionally, he voiced Kun Lan in the 2005 video game Killer7. Lala was married to voice director Ginny McSwain from 1996 till their divorce in 2004. He had ultimately walked away from the entertainment business in the mid-2000s in order to care for his mother, who had dementia. Lala coached young actors at the Italian Club in his native Ybor City. Joe Lala died from complications of lung cancer on March 18, 2014, at the age of 66. Filmography Collaborations With Gypsy In the Garden (Metromedia Records – KMD 1044, 1971) With Barbra Streisand Guilty (Columbia Records, 1980) With Stephen Stills Manassas (Atlantic Records, 1972) Down the Road (Atlantic Records, 1973) Stills (Columbia Records, 1975) Illegal Stills (Columbia Records, 1976) Thoroughfare Gap (Columbia Records, 1978) Right by You (Atlantic Records, 1984) Man Alive! (Pryamid Records, 2005) With Dionne Warwick Heartbreaker (Arista Records, 1982) With David Crosby Oh Yes I Can (A&M Records, 1989) With Joe Walsh The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get (ABC Records, 1973) With Dan Fogelberg Souvenirs (Epic Records, 1974) Nether Lands (Epic Records, 1977) Twin Sons of Different Mothers (Epic Records, 1978) The Innocent Age (Epic Records, 1981) Windows and Walls (Epic Records, 1984) Exiles (Epic Records, 1987) With Don Felder Airborne (Asylum Records, 1983) With Bill Wyman Monkey Grip (Atlantic Records, 1974) With Ringo Starr Stop and Smell the Roses (RCA Records, 1981) With Neil Diamond Beautiful Noise (Columbia Records, 1976) With Jackson Browne Hold Out (Asylum Records, 1980) With Kenny Rogers Eyes That See in the Dark (RCA Records, 1983) With Graham Nash Earth & Sky (Capitol Records, 1980) Innocent Eyes (Atlantic Records, 1986) With Neil Young Trans (Geffen, 1982) With Rod Stewart A Night on the Town (Warner Bros. Records, 1976) With Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CSNY 1974 (Rhino Records, 2014) References External links 1947 births 2014 deaths American rock drummers American male voice actors American male television actors Blues Image members Musicians from Tampa, Florida Male actors from Tampa, Florida Souther–Hillman–Furay