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M.F.S.B. (abréviation pour « Mother Father Sister and Brother ») était un groupe de plus d'une trentaine de musiciens de session basé dans les studios Sigma Sound à Philadelphie qui travaillait sous la direction des producteurs Gamble et Huff et de l'arrangeur Thom Bell.
The line-up of musicians included Karl Chambers, Earl Young, and Norman Fearrington on drums; Norman Harris, Roland Chambers, Bobby Eli, and T. J. Tindall on guitar; Winnie Wilford and Ronnie Baker on bass; Vincent Montana Jr. on vibes, timpani, orchestra bells, chimes, percussion, arrangements and conductor, and Larry Washington on ...
10 juin 2021 · Over time, MFSB would coalesce around the talents of drummer Young, bassist Baker, guitarist Harris, and percussionist Vincent Montana, Jr. with Karl Chambers and Norman Fearrington also joining as drummers; T.J. Tindell, Roland Chambers and Eli on guitar, and Winnie Wilford contributing on bass. Soon, percussionist Larry Washington ...
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The MFSB group's name stood for Mother, Father, Sister, Brother. The line-up was formed from an ensemble of more than thirty resident studio musicians based at Philadelphia’s Sigma Sound Studios, and included (at various times): Earl Young (drums)
16 janv. 2018 · MFSB — an acronym for Mother Father Sister Brother — was an American jazz-funk big band that served as the house orchestra for Philadelphia International Records during the 1970s. They played on recordings by Billy Paul, Dexter Wansel, The Ebonys, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, The O’Jays, The Spinners, The Three Degrees, and ...
If you are a music fan from the Philadelphia area, you’re probably already familiar with the band “MFSB”. An acronym for ‘Mother, Father, Sister, Brother,’ MFSB has been making waves and creating a distinctly Philadelphia-style sound for decades now.
