Songwriter, producer, programmer and director of curriculum at Leeds College Of Music. Joe was well known for being a member of Sneaker Pimps, from playing bass, to guitar, to synths and providing programming.

Please consider using other artists named Joe Wilson

**[[artist:Joe "Flip" Wilson]]** R'n'B producer - programmer - keyboardist, active mainly since mid-'90s

**[[artist:Joe Lee Wilson]]** Baritone jazz singer, active since the early '70s

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (2)]]** Appearing as remixer at a 1992 [[artist:Claudja Barry]] release

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (3)]]** Guitarist (Slide, acoustic, lead) - engineer, active since the late 60's mostly in Nashville in country rock, soft rock, religious releases

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (4)]]** Bassist, appearing on Ghetto Pop Life, a 2003 hip hop release.

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (5)]]** Southern soul singer - songwriter, active since the late '60s

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (6)]]** Folklorist - festival organiser - record producer - musician - Executive Director of the National Council for the Traditional Arts since 1976 - banjo player with [[artist:The Traditional Grass (2)]] and [[artist:Bluegrass Kun-Tree]]

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (7)]]** Tyneside music hall songwriter and performer in the mid-19th century

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (8)]]** Rock singer songwriter of the [[artist:Feeling Left Out]], active since the early '00s

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (9)]]** Saxophone player, appearing in a 2013 recording of Jamaican [[artist:Keithus I]]

**[[artist:Joe Wilson (10)]]** Appearing as songwriter in a 2010 release of the electrockers [[artist:Neon Circus]]