New : Join the Forum "We
speak of love and happiness : Fred Wesley was born in 1943,
the son of a high school teacher and big band leader. Like Alfred Pee Wee Ellis, his first
love was jazz, until he joined the Ike and Tina Turner Review in 1962. A period with Hank
Ballard and the Midnighters and Army service preceded his first term with James Brown
(1968-70), a brief Los Angeles period led to a second (1971-5) stint with the Godfather of
Soul, then the versatile trombonist went on to featured roles with both George Clinton as
a member of Funkadelic and Count Basie as Al Grey's replacement. OFFICIAL WEBSITE : WWW.FREDWESLEY.COM
Funky Stuff Forum
The Forum is new and still pretty empty.
It's up to you keep it alive !This is the place to ask your questions, get or give information about booking and so on.
It's also a forum to talk about Funk, P-funk and black music
for me, happiness is Fred Wesley playing his horn..."
James Brown
Fred Wesley last Album
From Be Bop To Hip Hop
JB's Reunion
Bring the Funk On Down
James
Brown - Maceo Parker - Fred
Wesley - Bootsy Collins - Funky
Drummers
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- Jimmy Nolen
- Divas - Sweet
Charles - Pee Wee Ellis 
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