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Funk band formed of ex James Brown backing band members, who left Brown en masse in 1970. Over the years, many of them, including band lead… read moreFunk band formed of ex James Brown backing band members, who left Brown en masse in 1970. Over the years, many of them, including band leader Maceo Parker would return to playing with Brown and The J.B.'s. Released two albums on Hou… read moreFunk band formed of ex James Brown backing band members, who left Brown en masse in 1970. Over the years, many of them, including band leader Maceo Parker would return to playing with Brown and The J.B.'s. Released two albums on House of the Fox before splitting circa May 1972. View wiki
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Vicki Anderson
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