J.J. Malone solo on piano in Alabama, featuring Lucy Malone (Lucy Malone singing “Don’t Worry About me,” “Will the Circle be Unbroken”) 1980-08-24
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key live fundraiser for Jesse Jackson presidential campaign 1988-04
J.J. Malone with ERA live in Blagòevgrad, Bulgaria at the Ninth Annual Alen Mak International Music Festival 1989-09-22
J.J. Malone with Chris Daniels (drums), John Graham (guitar), and Tim Walker (bass) at the Third Annual Blues Festival, Pier 47, San Francisco, California 1990-09-14
The Bobby Blue Brown show with the J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key, Eli’s Mile High Club 1991-06-08
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key, J.J. Malone's birthday party live at The Fifth Amendment Club 1991-08-20
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key, J.J. Malone's birthday party live at Eli's Mile High Club 1991-08-23
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key featuring Frankie Lee at the Fifth Amendment Club, Oakland 1997-03
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key at the Fifth Amendment Club 1998-08-25
Malone family reunion, J.J. Malone performing live 1998
J.J. Malone & the Backroads Blues Band at the 5th Amendment Club 1999-07-27
J.J. Malone Blues Band with Troyce Key at Eli's Mile High Club 1999-10-02
J.J. Malone live at Eli's Mile High Club 2000-04-15
J.J. Malone live at the Muddy Waters Club in Oslo, Norway 2001-08-11
J.J. Malone (piano) with Chris Millar (drums), Frankie Cold Wasser (guitar) and Bill Troina (bass), Live at the Muddy Waters Club in Oslo, Norway 2001-11-07—2001-11-09
The Songs of J.J. Malone from 1972 (“It’s a Shame” / “Danger Zone” / “Come On Up” 1972
Troyce Key, J.J. Malone & The Rhythm Rockers – Younger Than Yesterday, Red Lightnin' Records 1982
J.J. Malone – Fire & Smoke (Here Comes J.J.), Cherrie Records 1987
J.J. Malone – Bottom Line Blues, Eli's Mile High Club Records 1989
J.J. Malone – Black Jack II, Cherrie Records 1991
J.J. Malone – Blues & Rock Music (“Rock-N-Roll Slave” / “Tenth Street Inn”), Cherrie Records 1993
Fillmore Slim (vocal, guitar), J.J. Malone (piano, keyboards), Paris Slim (guitar), Jeff Henry (bass), Chris Millar (drums), and Hans Bass (producer) studio recordings for Fedora Records (eventually released in different running order as Fillmore Slim – Other Side Of the Road, Fedora Records, 2000) 1999-08-15
KALX Blues plate special radio show with J.J. Malone promo circa 1980s
KSFS Eli's Mile High Club promos circa 1980s
J.J. Malone and Troyce Key interview on KALX Blues plate special circa 1980s
J.J. Malone with friends for the Fourth of July in Indianapolis, Indiana 1988-07-04
“The Fresno Caper,” J.J. Malone traveling with Charlie Peele, Bobby Murray, and Charles Banks to perform at the American Legion, Fresno, California 1989-02-11
J.J. Malone visiting Cleveland, Ohio, with family and friends 1989-07-02
J.J. Malone visiting Indianapolis, Indiana and Alabama with family and friends 1989-07
J.J.'s Birthday at the Fifth Amendment Club, Eli's Mile Club, in Indiana and Alabama 1991-09
J.J. Malone and Chauncey in Indianapolis plus Alabama 1992-08-13
Indiana and Eli's Mile High Club circa 1992
Duke Robillard live on Ohne Filter Extra 1988/Johnny Winter & Dr. John live at the Stadthalle, Bremen, Germany 1987-01-27
The Fifteenth Annual San Francisco Blues festival 1987-09-15
B.B. King – Live! B.B.King On Stage, Kent Records, 1965 / various Jimmy Reed recordings ("Big Boss Man"/"Take Out Some Insurance on Me, Baby"/"You Don't Have to Go"/"Hush-Hush"/”You Got Me Dizzy”) circa 1980s
ERA – ERA LP circa 1980s
Mark Naftalin's Blue Monday Party live broadcast from the Sleeping Lady Café, Fairfax, California featuring Lady Bianca and Maurice McKinnies circa 1980s