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Stuff was a short lived group of talented New York session players in the mid 70’s. Under the leadership of bassist Gordon Edwards, several of the most prolific studio players around teamed together to form an all-star rhythm section that on a part-time basis operated as an independent group. Back around 1967, Edwards put together the Encyclopedia of Soul and during the next decade, the group (which just played together on an occasional basis) evolved into Stuff. Such musicians as drummer Billy Cobham and Jimmy Johnson and altoist David Sanborn passed through the group. By the time of its initial recording in 1975, the lineup was set: Richard Tee on organ, electric piano, and acoustic pianos, both Eric Gale and Cornell Dupree on guitars, bassist Edwards, and drummer Christopher Parker; Steve Gadd later joined the group on second drums and percussion. If you look carefully at your liner notes, you’ll recognize these names on many projects. Stuff was quite popular for a few years, recording four albums for Warner Brothers and having occasional reunions in the ’80s.
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  • jneto_dr

    Nice Stuff here.

    31 Dec 2012 Reply

  • tamatamaload

    The most important dream band of the fusion of 70s!　Several hundred famous fusion, R&B,Jazz trax were made by them!

    25 May 2012 Reply

  • dxva_sig

    My friend bought me a record in London. Brand new, sealed. But yeah, it's extremely to find it in stores. Search for "Live at Montreux 1976" on Amazon.

    7 Jan 2011 Reply

  • FelixFaureDeath

    It's just impossible to procure one album... damned!

    8 Oct 2010 Reply

  • Albert_Transom

    Albums are a bitch to search for. Had to rip my vinyl copy.

    4 Nov 2009 Reply

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