Tony Maimone

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Tony Maimone
Birth nameTony Maimone
Born (1952-09-27) 27 September 1952 (age 68)
GenresRock, post-punk
InstrumentsBass
Years activemid-1970s-present
Associated acts

Tony Maimone (born September 27, 1952) is a bassist, producer, and recording engineer,[1] who lives in Brooklyn, New York.

He was a member of Pere Ubu from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s, often playing with drummer Scott Krauss. The duo were dubbed by a critic "one of the great unheralded rhythm sections in all of rock".[2] He is known as one of the former members of They Might Be Giants from 1992 until 1996.

Maimone also has worked with Bob Mould, Frank Black, The Mekons, They Might Be Giants, and Jon Langford.

Maimone currently resides in Brooklyn, New York, where he owns and operates , a recording studio with Joel Hamilton. He has produced and/or engineered/played on albums for artists including , The Book of Knots, Ani DiFranco, and The Shondes, , , , , , , , Gachupin, Jon Langford, , Sam Johnson, , , Golem, , Mike Watt, , , ,and

Currently he is playing with Megan Reilly, Home and Garden, Book Of Knots, CC Carana, Sasha Dobson, and No Grave Like The Sea.

Selected LP discography[]

  • Pere Ubu, "The Modern Dance" (1978)
  • Pere Ubu, "Dub Housing" (1978)
  • Pere Ubu, "New Picnic Time" (1979)
  • Pere Ubu, "The Art of Walking (1980)"
  • Pere Ubu, "390 Degrees of Simulated Stereo. Ubu Live: Volume One" (1981)
  • Pere Ubu, "Song of the Bailing Man" (1982)
  • Home and Garden, "History and Geography" (1984)
  • David Thomas and the Pedestrians, "More Places Forever" (1985)
  • David Thomas and the Wooden Birds, "Blame the Messenger" (1987)
  • Pere Ubu, "The Tenement Year" (1988)
  • Pere Ubu, "One Man Drives While the Other Man Screams" (1989)
  • Pere Ubu, "Cloudland" (1989)
  • Pere Ubu, "Worlds in Collision" (1990)
  • Pere Ubu, "Story of My Life" (1993)
  • The Killer Shrews, ST (1993)
  • Drumhead, ST (1998)
  • The Book Of Knots, ST (2004)
  • Battle of Mice, "A Day of Nights" (2006)
  • The Book of Knots, "Traineater" (2007)
  • The Book Of Knots, "Garden of Fainting Stars" (2011)
  • MRT, ST (2019)

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