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Hilton Felton
Hilton Felton (* 1947) was an American jazz musician, composer, and church organist.
He was the house pianist at Kinkead's, a local Washington nightspot. He was also
musical director for a number of shows, a music teacher in the D.C. public school system.
He died in 2007. |
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Black Out CTI Records CTI 1005 released 1970 recorded July 1970 in Englewood Cliffs, NJ/USA |
Fats Theus, tenor sax Grant Green, guitar Hilton Felton, organ Chuck Rainey, bass Jimmy Lewis, bass Idris Muhammad, drums Eddie Moore, saw |
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A Man For All Reasons Hilton's Concept HC1703 released 1980 recorded in Silver Spring, MD/USA |
Hilton Felton, piano, organ, synthesizer, vibes, glockenspiel, percussion Gary Hart, tenor sax, flute Bill Reid, baritone sax Lincoln A. Ross, trombone Ronald Thompson, trombone Frederick Webb, trombone Anthony R. Brown, trumpet Larry Davis, trumpet Leonard Ray Felton, trumpet Charles Fuller, trumpet Orville J. Saunders II, guitar W. "Rock" Tipton, guitar Joe Hall, bass Andrew White III, bass Howard Chichester, drums Stephen A. Walker, drums Lino Druitt, percussion E.L. James, vocals |
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