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	Joe Baiza \| View the Music Artists Biography Online \| VH1.com
		Joe Baiza is truly one of the great guitarists to come out of the so-called punk rock scene of southern California, "so-called" because most of Baiza's music fits more into the catagory of free jazz or jazz rock.
		Baiza's career also includes a trail of unfortunate incidents including accidents and several horribly violent attacks on his person; indeed, with a little bit of Hollywood seasoning and rewriting there is the stuff of a Steven Seagal action picture in there somewhere.
		Baiza was involved in a variety of different groups in the 90's and beyond, extending the developments of Universal Congress Of with the aforementioned Melocodiacs and embarking on at least three marathon tours with Watt, in whose band he replaced guitarist Nels Cline.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/baiza_joe/bio.jhtml (463 words)

	MySpace.com - Puttanesca - LOS ANGELES, California - Blues / Experimental / Funk - www.myspace.com/puttanescatheband
		As a frontwoman, Weba Garretson is a powerhouse, her intoxicatingly smooth vocals lending a touch of class to Baiza's angular fretwork.
		Garretson is an intriguing yet charismatic singer and performer, superbly complemented by the dizzying accompaniment of guitarist Joe Baiza (founder of the seminal SST band Saccharine Trust and the infamous punk/jazz quartet Universal Congress Of), drummer Wayne Griffin of Congress Of and bass player Ralph Gorodetsky, a veteran of both UCO and the Sinfonietta...
		It doesn't become apparent, however, until the sharp, stabbing shards of Joe Baiza's electric guitar poke through the calm with such lightning speed and deadly force that they shove the ambience of the endeavor into an entirely different orbit.
	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=56615640 (1409 words)

	"3rd time before the mast" tour diary - week 1
		joe baiza's using his fender twin (said he like the one he used in europe better) and bob lee's got his gretsch kit.
		I got us setting up trippy, w/me and joe baiza facing right at each other tight in front of bob lee (who's kick drum is aiming right at my left leg, so I can really feel it), making both of us like perpendicular to the front of the stage.
		joe baiza is behind him, minding the hatch w/bob lee right beside in the pit.
	www.hootpage.com /hoot_3rdtimediary1.html (5614 words)

	3rd time before the mast - No. 5
		joe stopped by so culture's gig and said it was also packed, so portland is a pretty good town for live music (fewer people live there than in san pedro, and still good turnouts for weirdos like us.
		joe baiza can look now right at us and not be blasted by his amp and we can we look right back too.
		joe baiza however needs new tubes so we gotta go to manny's on 48th street and 7th avenue.
	www.wattage.com /Contemplate/wattus98-5.html (4331 words)

	3rd time before the mast - No. 4
		after we clear north carolina and head into virginia joe baiza wakes up from a sueno saying he kept dreaming the van was flying off the road.
		they fan forgot to get put on the stage and plugged in so watt had sweat totally filling his eyes causing joe baiza to ask me what the chinese look was all about.
		joe is now in the publishing industry, has a family, incl.
	www.wattage.com /Contemplate/wattus98-4.html (3062 words)

	biography
		Joe cofounded Saccharine Trust with Jack Brewer in 1980 and went on to play for six years with this band.
		Joe now has the Joe Baiza Congress Of in session.
		Joe can be found hanging out until last call almost always.
	saccharinetrust.com /bio.htm (361 words)

	NOISE POLLUTION
		Joe Baiza didn't even begin playing guitar until he was 27, in 1979.
		As Mike Watt said of Baiza- "Joe is proof that you're never too young to start playing punk rock." I am trying to go lite on the info since I had the wonderful pleasure of interviewing Joe back in 1998 on one of Mike Watt's "Contemplating the Engine Room" tours.
		Joe did his thing on it and it was amazing to watch.
	www.louisvillenoise.com /v2/columns/columns-ben01.htm (2043 words)

	ENEMY \| Universal Congress Of - ...Salty Black Wind (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pitched somehwewe between the elastic funk of the meters and Ornette Coleman's lyrical take on free jazz, the plot complicated further by Baiza's cool post-Mose Allison blues vocals and raps, Universal Congress Of is a one of a kind rock band, the unlikely but completely convincing outcome of Joes Baiza's singular musical odyssey.
		In '84 and '85 Baiza punched the clock with both the Trust ant the October Faction, the laker a white hot jamming band where Joe duelled with Black Flags lead guitaist Greg Ginn.
		Three albums, Joe Baize and Universal Congress of, Prosperous and Qualified and This is Mecolodics were issued at the tail end of the '80s.
	www.enemy.com /Bands/emy_117.html (461 words)

	Saccharine Trust MP3 Downloads - Saccharine Trust Music Downloads - Saccharine Trust Music Videos
		Not all of the boundary-pushing that Saccharine Trust did was good (in fact, some of it is downright awful), but when they kept their tendency toward grandiose self-indulgence in check, they were a pretty formidable proposition, especially live, and recorded at least one indispensable record, 1986's We Became Snakes.
		Formed in the early '80s by Joaquin (aka Jack) Brewer and guitarist Joe Baiza, Saccharine Trust metamorphosed from a dissonant, noisy, anti-rock quartet into a more sophisticated, but still jagged and noisy rock-jazz band.
		Joe Baiza formed the fine, funky, and exciting Universal Congress Of.
	www.mp3.com /saccharine-trust/artists/4590/biography.html (343 words)

	Welcome to the BabyQuest Forum!!!!
		Joe and Colleen you are doing a wonderful thing by creating this site for others to also be able to find the same kind of comfort that we all have in BabyQuest....hopefully this forum will increase with discussions about the everyday issues we all end up dealing with...both good and bad.
		So before he could say it, I was thinking not only of a way to object to it, I was, at the same time, formulating a way to defend it should I need to.
		So needless to say life in the Baiza house left much to be desired that first month of clomid.
	www.network54.com /Forum/8032/viewall-page-1 (4467 words)

	Today's Daily Dish (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		in the van, joe baiza relates the same kind of hassle he got on a train in germany.
		I must have a talk w/joe baiza in the morning.
		joe baiza is something else and leads us like a hard charger.
	www.dailydish.com /1998/041098MAIN.html (4056 words)

	SACCHARINE TRUST HERE
		(from left) joe baiza, mark hodson, jack brewer, tony cicero
		an advertisement for the "worldbroken" gig that was organized by joe carducci
		(from left) joe baiza, jack brewer, chris stein, richie hass, brian christopherson
	www.saccharinetrust.com /saccharinetrust_gallery.htm (559 words)

	biography
		Joe cofounded Saccharine Trust with Jack Brewer in 1980 and went on to play for six years with this band.
		Joe now has the Joe Baiza Congress Of in session.
		Joe can be found hanging out until last call almost always.
	www.saccharinetrust.com /bio.htm (361 words)

	eastbayexpress.com \| Music \| Pagan Icons' Second Round (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		After breaking up in the '90s, cryptic and confrontational singer Jack Brewer and brilliant axeman Joe Baiza re-formed the band in '96 with a new rhythm section featuring Brian Christophers on skins and Chris Stein on bass.
		It's a radically artsy fusion (Baiza calls it "poetry music" or "mini-theater") that actually helped establish the modern, international punkified jazz and improvisational noise traditions that such Bay Area heavies as Total Shutdown and the Flying Luttenbachers presently honor.
		"I think Joe Baiza is one of the greatest guitar players ever, and Jack Brewer is a serious poet," says Oakland musician Damon Smith, an accomplished double bassist who has jammed with a long list of sonic mavericks from Cecil Taylor to Elliott Sharp to John Tchicai to Baiza and Brewer themselves.
	www.eastbayexpress.com /Issues/2006-04-26/music/music.html (693 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Joe Baiza & the Universal Congress Of
		The luxuriantly post-bop vocabulary of the five-song This Is Mecolodics' lengthy, tongue-in-cheek liner essay doesn't, ultimately, go very far towards explaining just what the term (the use of which Baiza is nominally serious about) means.
		Baiza's as hell-bent on improv as ever: garroting his axe Sonny Sharrock-style on the virulent "Joey," softening the tone and lending a mariachi feel to Ornette Coleman's "Law Years," even sitting out a round as Steve Moss and Jacob Kuhn tussle in the steel cage sax matchup "Ni¤os de la Tierra."
		Baiza, however, downplays his guitar work (probably a bad idea) and sings on a number of tracks — definitely a bad idea, aside from "Uh-Huh," an oddball Donald Fagen soundalike.
	trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=joe_baiza_and_the_universal_congress_of (305 words)

	mike watt's hoot page
		joe baiza was on guitar and bob lee was on drums.
		joe baiza was on guitar and stephen hodges was on drums.
		in 1983, essays by joe carducci, richard meltzer and thurston moore plus art by raymond pettibon from the period out now on l'oie de cravan
	www.hootpage.com (2221 words)

	October Faction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greg and Chuck talked it over, and asked Joe Baiza if he would be interested in going out and simply jamming for half-an-hour each night before Saccharine Trust’s set.
		Joe was all for it, and Chuck asked his pal Greg Cameron who he was wood shedding on a new band project with (later to be SWA) to play drums.
		When the LP finally did come out, my parts were mixed out as much as possible, and one song title I had written as Pocahontas was issued on Blasting Concept 2 as ‘I Was Grotesque.’ In truth, I wish they had mixed me completely out and taken my name off as well.
	home.earthlink.net /~ttrocc7007/id7.html (1476 words)

	Metroblogging Los Angeles: Speaking of Punk
		They are playing with Fatso Jetson, Non Credo, and Joe Baiza w/ Dennis Cruz and Paul Uriaz.
		As much as I'd love to say all these bands rule and this thing is going to rock, honestly I've never heard a single one of them.
		Joe Baiza, for chrissakes, was in Saccharine Trust and Universal Congress Of, and other stuff.
	blogging.la /archives/2003/12/speaking_of_punk.phtml (499 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: Vida Live at Spaceland on 1996-07-20
		In June of 1996 I got a phone call from someone telling me that Joe Baiza after a Mecolodiacs gig in Germany had been jumped by a bunch of literal 'Neo-Nazis.' He was beaten so badly, and his hand so badly fractured there was some doubt he would be able to play again.
		I was asked if Vida would be interested in performing a benefit to help him pay for his medical bills, as well as possible surgery to repair the damge in his hand.
		I thought it would be cool if Vida actually performed some of Joe's tunes, and asked Saccharine Trust singer and poet (lyricist if you insist) Jack Brewer if he would do the singing.
	www.archive.org /details/vi1996-07-20.flac16 (449 words)

	outsideleft: Get to know what little we know.
		When he says "I'm attempting to condense all the things I like about jazz music into short bite size pieces." It is what he says it is. Joe Baiza is creating a sound so accessible it is almost purely experimental.
		Their short, sharp set included a number of new Baiza compositions and of course material from the likes of Ornette Coleman.
		It was pretty funny, like the wedding scene from the Godfather, a constant string of people approaching, paying Baiza their respects...
	www.outsideleft.com /always.php?catID=30&updateID=597 (600 words)

	Puttanesca and Joe Baiza Congress Of > cryptoNight > Real-Time Jazz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Puttanesca and Joe Baiza Congress Of Thursday, October 5, 2006
		Puttansesca is, left to right Weba Garretson - vocal, Joe Baiza - guitar, Wayne Griffin - drums, and Ralph Gorodetsky - bass.
		Joe Baiza's Congress Of opens with Joe Baiza - guitar, Wayne Griffin - drums, Tracy Wannomae - horns, Dan Clucas - Trumpet, Pat Hoed - bass and Richie Hass on vibraphone.
	www.cryptonight.com /module-pgcalendar-viewpub-tid-11-pid-117.htm (174 words)

	Sparkling Fresh: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Recorded on a 1996 German tour, this live album features probably the best-balanced lineup of the Los Angeles quartet, with Steve Gaeta and Paul Lines forming the rhythm section behind Joe Baiza and Steve Moss.
		Baiza shines on the jazz-slanted, reflective "Uh Huh" and the should-be-a-generational-anthem "Marginal," with its War -like funk groove.
		Moss steps up front to trade singing and harmonica on the closer, "Mudman Blues," a straight blues change of pace.
	www.music.com /release/sparkling_fresh/1 (397 words)

	CMT.com : Joe Baiza : Related Artists
		His new video invites you to just "Fall." Check it out.
		If you are into Joe Baiza you might also like these artists.
		E-commerce on this website is brought to you by MTVN Direct Inc.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/baiza_joe/rel_artists.jhtml (60 words)

	Amazon.ca: We Became Snakes: Music: Saccharine Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This L.A.-bred combo quickly shed its hardcore skin to drape itself in some of the most experimental sounds of the early '80s.
		Although lineup changes were plentiful, core members Joaquin Brewer (vocals) and Joe Baiza (guitar) poked and prodded their songs into unique shapes suffused with free-jazz and stylin' syncopated rhythms, all captured deftly on this Mike Watt-produced set.
		Baiza matches him emote for emote, coaxing some decidedly brimstone-fueled solos from his axe that mesh perfectly with Steve Moss's sax on bracing cuts like "Longing for Ether" and "The Redeemer." Sharp, smart, and more than a little scary.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000000M0I (207 words)

	Modern Fix
		Dating back to his days with the seminal Southern California punk outfit the Minutemen, to his recent collaborations with some of the industry’s finest musicians, his life is full of the stuff dreams are made of.
		He most recently joined forces with his old friend and former band mate George Hurley along with guitarist Joe Baiza and poet/saxophonist Dan McGuire to form the Unknown Instructors.
		I hadn’t played with Joe Baiza or George Hurley in awhile.
	www.modernfix.com /features/51/mikewatt.html (910 words)

	The Politics of Time - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Demo recordings done by Mike Watt in his living room without D.
		These seven songs recorded live December 26, 1980 at the Bla Bla Cafe in Studio City, CA by Joe Baiza.
		Joe Baiza - second guitar on "Tune For Wind God"
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Politics_of_Time (510 words)

	Saccharine Trust
		After a long absence from the music scene, Saccharine Trust are back: with a new-ish album, a UK tour under their belt and a burning desire to continue the unique musical vision sparked 25-odd years ago.
		Founding members Jack Brewer and Joe Baiza are back on board, their winning combination of stuttering, enunciated vocals (a la Mark E. Smith) and Hendrix/Ginn/Cosey/Quine psych/jazz fret work channeling the band into a new direction at every turn.
		A few years ago, Joe Carducci wanted us to do something on his label but we ended up not doing anything.
	www.furious.com /perfect/saccharinetrust.html (4108 words)

	Untitled Article
		All Aboard!: Joe Baiza, Mike Watt and Stephen Hodges roar their engines.
		Instead, Joe Baiza, an old friend of Watt's and a former member of Saccharine Trust--a contemporary and label mate of the Minutemen--will play guitar for the tour.
		While his ensemble is out on the road, Watt the punk rocker will turn 40.
	www.wweek.com /html/mikewatt100197.html (849 words)

	[No title]
		I saw Joe Baiza twisting and shaking from side to side like some whacked out Polynesian bluesman.
		I don't think you'll find a better lyricist on the planet and his clipped, arrhythmic delivery is something to experience.
		Baiza was and still is the only spiffy guitar player I can stomach.
	www.lollipop.com /archive_temp.php3?content=issue38/38-1-09.html (889 words)

	SACCHARINE TRUST HOMEPAGE
		Saccharine Trust were formed in 1980 in LA and became the third Band on the label SST after Black Flag and Hüsker Dü.
		The attitude was punkrock, but poet Jack Brewer gave it a strong element of beat/slam poetry and guitar player/painting artist Joe Baiza already showed his taste of jazz, that became more elaborate in his later bands the Universal Congress Of and the Mecolodiacs.
		Ten years later it was time for a reunion, Brewer and Baiza took Brian Christopherson and Chris Stein, started performing in LA and toured the States in 97 and 98.
	www.hazelwood.de /saccharine/index.php (128 words)

	Catasonic Records
		The Weba Show played to sold out club audiences in LA and was featured at the Playboy Jazz Festival and the Alan Thicke late night talk show.
		Later Weba began a series of spoken/sung performance pieces accompanied by a free jazz combo featuring Joe Baiza on Guitar, Richie West on Drums, Rafa Gorodetsky on Bass and Scott Looney on Organ.
		Following the Weba World project Weba formed the group Puttanseca with Rafa, Joe Baiza and Wayne Griffith.Look for a secial Made To Order release of the Puttanesca sessions here in the very near future.
	www.catasonic.com /catasonicrecords.htm (1027 words)

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