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Shelton Laster
Shelton (*1942) was a member of the musical groups "Dream Tones" and "Unity",
and performed throughout the country with famous singers such as James Brown,
The Flamingos, The Staples Singers, and Johnny Mathis. He was best known for
the double-record recording with the late jazz guitarist Grant Green "Live at
the Lighthouse" on Blue Note. He worked with Junior Walker, James Brown, Johnny
Mathis and Taj Mahal. Shelton passed away on 17 December 2004 in Springfield/MA.
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Live At The Lighthouse Blue Note BN LA 037 recorded April 1972 live at the Lighthouse in Hermosa Beach, CA/USA |
Grant Green, guitar Claude Bartee, soprano sax, tenor sax Willie Bivens, vibes Shelton Laster, organ Wilton Felder, bass Greg Williams, drums Bobbye Porter Hall, congas, percussion |
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Ain't It Funky Now Blue Note 7243 5 60140 2 2 compilation |
Grant Green, guitar Claude Bartee jr., soprano sax, tenor sax Harry DiVito, trombone Dick Hickson, bass trombone Blue Mitchell, trumpet Joe Newman, trumpet Victor Paz, trumpet James Sedlar, trumpet Joe Wilder, trumpet Phil Bodner, woodwind John Leone, woodwind George Marge, woodwind Romeo Penque, woodwind James Buffington, French horn Ronnie Foster, organ Shelton Laster, organ Clarence Palmer, piano Emanuel Riggins, clavinet, organ, piano William Bivens, vibes Gary Coleman, vibes Billy Wooten, vibes Chuck Rainey, bass Wilton Felder, bass Jimmy Lewis, bass Stix Hooper, drums Idris Muhammad, drums Greg Williams, drums Ray Armando, percussion Joseph Armstrong, conga Candido Camero, conga King Errisson, percussion Richard Landrum, bongos Hall Bobby Porter, percussion |
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