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Charles Fambrough, one of the alltime great upright bass players is joined by the late great Grover Washington Jr on the cut " It's Not Easy Havin' Fun" from...
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Charles Fambrough (August 25, 1950 – January 1, 2011 [1]) was an American jazz bassist, composer and record producer [2] from Philadelphia. [3] [4] Fambrough was a member of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers during the early 1980s. [5] [6] [7]
2 de jan. de 2011 · Upright Citizen: R.I.P. Charles Fambrough. I was saddened last night when I heard the news of the death of bassist Charles Fambrough. "Broski",as he was known, worked with so many of the legends, from McCoy Tyner to Art Blakey, from Grover Washington, Jr. to Airto Moreira.
Upright Citizen: Produced by Charles Fambrough and Stuart Alan Love: ... Grover Washington Jr. -- soprano sax Glen Barrett -- engineer, mixing Alex Head -- engineer
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In 1968, Fambrough began playing with local pit bands for musicals and after some freelancing in 1970, he joined Grover Washington, Jr.'s band, staying with the popular saxophonist up until 1974. Fambrough was with Airto (1975-1977), McCoy Tyner (1978-1980), and then Art Blakey (1980-1982).
Charles Fambrough actually seems to downplay the bass on Upright Citizen, ceding the spotlight to guests like Grover Washington, Jr. and Joe Ford. Fambrough's domain here is the rhythm section, adding programmed drums to his basslines in order to get the right foundation in place.
