Archival Interview with Jazz Musician Joe L. McQueen

Joe L. McQueen arrived in Ogden in 1945. He worked as a railroad porter at the Union Station depot and played saxophone in clubs on 25th Street, including the Porter's and Waiters Club.
This interview with McQueen was recorded in 2007 for the documentary "Ogden: Junction City of the West."

[@ivonna.tinkle]

Ogden Utah is so fortunate to have this amazing man and powerful musician, he is a legend.

[@kevinblanch]

I TALKE TO JOE ON 25 DRIVE just a few weeks before he passed at 100 GOT A GREAT TALKE WITH HIM ,,,

[@jassonoppenhein8645]

Amazing this is just to cool, god bless you passing this mans own words along to the rest of musical histories.

[@roshawonpruitt7810]

Wow

[@roshawonpruitt7810]

I get his journey! But!, how many women did he sleep with? How many times did his wife cry because of his behavior!?🤷‍♀️
What a lucky man to have a wife for that many years, to stick by you. Geesh, we all know how those musicians are. RIP, sir.❤️