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Killer Joe may refer to:

Music

"Killer Joe", a 1960 jazz standard composed by Benny Golson
Killer Joe (Benny Golson album), 1977
Killer Joe (George Kawaguchi & Art Blakey album), 1981
Killer Joe (Jimmy Osmond album) or the title song, 1972
Killer Joe, a band formed by Australian jazz vocalist Joe Lane
"Killer Joe", a 1963 song by the Rocky Fellers

Other uses

Killer Joe (play), a 1993 play by Tracy Letts
Killer Joe (film), a 2011 adaptation of the play, directed by William Friedkin
Killer Joe Piro (1921–1989), American dance instructor

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Killer Joe.
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 '''Killer Joe''' may refer to:
+==Music==
-* [[Killer Joe (Jimmy Osmond album)|''Killer Joe'' (Jimmy Osmond album)]], 1972
+* "Killer Joe", a 1960 jazz standard composed by [[Benny Golson]]
+* [[Killer Joe (Benny Golson album)|''Killer Joe'' (Benny Golson album)]], 1977
 * [[Killer Joe (George Kawaguchi & Art Blakey album)|''Killer Joe'' (George Kawaguchi & Art Blakey album)]], 1981
-* [[Killer Joe (play)|''Killer Joe'' (play)]], a 1993 play by Tracy Letts
+* [[Killer Joe (Jimmy Osmond album)|''Killer Joe'' (Jimmy Osmond album)]] or the title song, 1972
-* [[Killer Joe (film)|''Killer Joe'' (film)]], a 2011 film directed by William Friedkin
-* [[Killer Joe Piro]] (1921–1989), a dance instructor
 * Killer Joe, a band formed by Australian jazz vocalist [[Joe Lane (singer)|Joe Lane]]
-* "Killer Joe," a jazz standard composed by [[Benny Golson]]
+* "Killer Joe", a 1963 song by [[the Rocky Fellers]]
-* "Killer Joe," a 1963 song performed by [[The Rocky Fellers]]
+==Other uses==
+* [[Killer Joe (play)|''Killer Joe'' (play)]], a 1993 play by Tracy Letts
+* [[Killer Joe (film)|''Killer Joe'' (film)]], a 2011 adaptation of the play, directed by William Friedkin
+* [[Killer Joe Piro]] (1921–1989), American dance instructor
-{{disambig}}
+{{disambiguation}}