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^ Scherling, Matt (November 26, 2002).

Triptych: dance music in three acts for eleven players. The Chicago Music Scene: 1960s and 1970s.

^ Concert review of the Siegel-Schwall Band at the Fillmore West, Billboard, March 27, 1971, pp.

"Blues Guitarist/Vocalist Jim Schwall Dead at 79". "Jim Schwall, Guitarist and Vocalist of the Siegel-Schwall Band, Dies at 79".

"Jim Schwall, Siegel-Schwall Band Guitarist, Dead at 79 Formed Influential Chicago Group".

^ Jim Schwall biography Archived December 25, 2009, at the Wayback Machine at the official Siegel-Schwall Band site.

^ a b Siegel-Schwall Band biography at AllMusic.

"Blues Musician Jim Schwall Dies in Arizona". Monster" / "Don't Drive When You've Been Drinking" – The Jim Schwall Band (Dynamic Voice, 1976)

Bar Time Lovers – Jim Schwall (Conundrum InterArts, 2014).

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At the urging of friends, he wrote a memoir titled "My So-called Career(s)" still unpublished, and was working on a novel tentatively titled "Organ Pipe Incident."įor Schwall's recordings with the Siegel-Schwall Band, see Siegel-Schwall Band. Writing Īfter retiring and settling in Tucson, Schwall took to writing. In 2002 he ran for mayor of Madison, Wisconsin. Schwall was active in progressive political causes. He sometimes used 19th-century photographic techniques such as kallitype, cyanotype, and gum printing, non-silver techniques that predate the gelatin silver process. In his later years he worked at creating art prints that combined human figures and natural landscapes.

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Schwall was also a professional photographer, and did different types of photography. As a composer, he specialized in ballet, opera, and other music for the stage. He earned a Doctor of Musical Arts (D.M.A.) degree in Music Composition from the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Music in 1994, submitting his composition Triptych: Dance Music in Three Acts for Eleven Players in partial fulfillment for the requirements for the degree. He played guitar and accordion in the band So Dang Yang, and was the bassist for the Cajun Strangers. Schwall was also involved in numerous other musical projects. This band formed in the mid-1970s, and versions continued playing live on an intermittent basis into the 2000's. Schwall was also the leader of his own blues-rock band, the Jim Schwall Band. They played occasional live dates and released two albums of new material over the following decade. After 1974, they disbanded, but the band re-formed in 1987. They were also noted for their collaborations with Seiji Ozawa, combining blues with classical music. Between 19, they released at least ten albums. The Siegel-Schwall Band became quite popular, and by 1967 were touring nationally, performing at large venues like the Fillmore West and sharing the bill with well-known rock bands. Schwall's amplified Gibson B-25 acoustic guitar was a distinctive component of the band's sound. The duo expanded to a quartet and became the Siegel-Schwall Band. They performed regularly at Pepper's Lounge and at Big John's, where well known, established blues musicians such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Willie Dixon would often sit in. Schwall and Siegel formed a blues duo in 1964, playing at Chicago bars and clubs.

There he met Corky Siegel, and became interested in electric blues music. He studied music at Roosevelt University. A singer-songwriter, he played guitar, as well as mandolin, bass guitar, accordion, and other instruments. Jim Schwall was born in Evanston, Illinois. He was best known as a co-founder and member of the Siegel-Schwall Band. Jim Schwall (Novem– June 19, 2022) was an American musician, singer-songwriter, and photographer.