TONY MICELI

Discography · Compiled September 30, 2026

Albums as leader / co-leader (10)

Albums on which Tony Miceli is credited as leader or co-leader. Newest first.

Album cover: David Friedman & Tony Miceli — Glow (A Tribute to Dave Samuels) (2026)

David Friedman & Tony Miceli — Glow (A Tribute to Dave Samuels) (2026). SteepleChase SCCD 31997. Co-leader vibraphone duo. Personnel: David Friedman (vibes), Tony Miceli (vibes).

The New Gypsies featuring Vic Juris (2026). SteepleChase SCCD 31978. Session led by Tony Miceli (per the liner notes); a tribute to Vic Juris (d. 2019). Personnel: Tony Miceli (vibes, session leader), Vic Juris (guitar), Chico Huff (bass), Dan Monaghan (drums). Recorded January 2017.

Album cover: Tony Miceli — Nico’s Dream (2025)

Tony Miceli — Nico’s Dream (2025). SteepleChase SCCD 31983. Leader. Personnel: Tony Miceli (vibraphone), Paul Bollenback (guitar), Lee Smith (bass), Byron Landham (drums). Recorded October 2024.

Tony Miceli — Invitation (2018). Self-issued. Leader; solo vibraphone album — ballads by Ornette Coleman, Thelonious Monk, Joe Henderson, Chick Corea, and others.

Tony Miceli — 4,042 Miles (2015). Audio & Video Labs 5638584973. Leader.

Note: one secondary listing bills it as “Tony Miceli & David Friedman” — Friedman’s co-leader status is unconfirmed; treat as ambiguous.

Diane Monroe & Tony Miceli — Alone Together (2014). Dreambox Media. Co-leader duo. Personnel: Diane Monroe (violin), Tony Miceli (vibraphone).

Thelonious 4 meets Tony Miceli (2013). Dot Time Records 9023. Co-leader. Personnel: Iman Spaargaren (sax, clarinet), Guillermo Celano (guitar), Andreas Metzler (double bass), Jurjen Bakker (drums), Tony Miceli (vibes).

Album cover: Monkadelphia — Crepuscule (2010)

Monkadelphia — Crepuscule (2010). Dreambox 1123. Co-led group. Personnel: Chris Farr, Tony Miceli, Tom Lawton, Micah Jones, Jim Miller.

Note: listed as 2010 here, supported by the All About Jazz review (September 1, 2010) and the 2010 Philadelphia Inquirer “Top Ten Best in Jazz” mention; the artist’s official bio dates it to 2009.

Monkadelphia — Monkadelphia (2000). Dreambox Media EAR1045. Co-led group; Miceli co-founded Monkadelphia in 1990. Personnel: Chris Farr (tenor sax), Tony Miceli (vibes), Tom Lawton (piano), Micah Jones (bass), Jim Miller (drums); plus Suzanne Cloud (vocals), Jon Hendricks (lyricist), Abbey Lincoln (composer/lyricist).

Note: some secondary notes mention Kevin MacConnell with the band, but the documented credits for this album list Micah Jones on bass.

Hippie Jazz with vocalist Meg Clifton.

Flag: single-source: claimed only in the artist’s official bio (“recapitulated the rock music of the 1960s–70s in a jazz format”). No year, label, or catalog number found.

Guest / sideman appearances (16)

Recordings on which Miceli appears as a guest or sideman. Newest first.

Jocelyn & Chris Arndt — Edges (2016). Independent. Special guest; vibraphone.

Paul Jost — Breaking Through (2014). Dot Time Records DT9030. Vibes on tracks 9 (“I Don’t Need No Doctor”) and 10 (“Waltz New”).

Album cover: Various artists — Soul Summit: Selected by Soul Power (2013)

Various artists — Soul Summit: Selected by Soul Power (2013). Vibraphone.

Flag: single-source (AllMusic only); no track detail confirmed.

Album cover: Gina Roche — Thankfully (2011)

Gina Roche — Thankfully (2011). Vibraphone.

Note: Wikipedia lists 2011, supported by the December 2011 CD-release concert; AllMusic shows 2012.

Tom Tallitsch — Medicine Man (2008). Vibraphone.

Mark Knox — Places (2007). Main Personnel / featured vibraphone.

Album cover: Jimmy Bruno — Maplewood Avenue (2007)

Jimmy Bruno — Maplewood Avenue (2007). Vibraphone; also arranger and composer credits.

Katie Eagleson — Once Upon a Time (2007). Vibraphone.

Adam Unsworth — Excerpt This! (2006). Vibraphone.

Album cover: Rosie Carlino — So in Love with You (2006)

Rosie Carlino — So in Love with You (2006). Vibraphone.

Album cover: Various artists — So Amazing: An All-Star Tribute to Luther Vandross (2005)

Various artists — So Amazing: An All-Star Tribute to Luther Vandross (2005). J Records. Vibraphone on John Legend’s “Love Won’t Let Me Wait” (track 13).

Ron Kerber — ’Round in Circles (2004). Dreambox. Main Personnel; vibraphone.

Album cover: Amy Banks — When the Sun Comes Out (2004)

Amy Banks — When the Sun Comes Out (2004). Self-produced. Vibraphones. Recorded July 2004; released 2004/2005. Personnel: Steve Rudolph & Allen Farnham (piano), Steve Varner (bass), Rich De Rosa (drums), Tim Warfield (sax), Tony Miceli (vibraphones).

Olivier Hutman — Band Shapes (2002). Vibraphone.

Band member / co-founded projects (4)

Ensemble projects with ongoing band membership, credited under the group name rather than Miceli as leader. Newest first.

The Jōst Project — Peace and Love (2017). Same credit profile as the Can’t Find My Way Home listing below.

The Jōst Project — Can’t Find My Way Home (2013). Dot Time Records. Miceli originated the group; credited with vibraphone, producer, arranger, composer, and liner notes (not primary artist). Personnel: Paul Jost (vocals/harmonica/guitar), Charlie Patierno (drums), Kevin MacConnell (bass), Tony Miceli (vibes).

The Philly 5 — Looking East (2003). Compilation.

Electric Mingus Project (with Gerald Veasley) — On a Sweet Note (2003).

Other

Music From the Inside Out. Companion CD to the 2004 Philadelphia Orchestra documentary.

Flag: claimed in the artist’s press bio; role unspecified; no label, year, or catalog documented; absent from the current site bio.

Sources

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