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Express Yourself by Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Artist Biography For Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Charles Wright Born In 1940 In Clarksdale Mississippi & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band Is A Pioneering Funk Band. Active Since The 1960s And Most Popular During The 1970s The Band Had A Number Of Top 20 R&B Hits Such As "Do Your Thing" #11 Pop #12 R&B "Till You Get Enough" #12 R&B #67 Pop And "Love Land" R&B #23 Pop #16 But Are Best Known For Their Biggest Hit 1970's "Express Yourself" #3 R&B #12 Pop Released On Warner Bros. Records And Was Later Sampled In The N.W.A's Straight Outta Compton Album In 1988. Band Members * Charles Wright - Guitars Piano * Al McKay - Guitar * Benorce Blackmon - Guitar Replaced Al McKay * Gabe Flemings - Piano Trumpet * Melvin Dunlap - Bass * James Gadson - Drums * Big John Rayford - Saxophone * Bill Cannon - Saxophone * Ray Jackson - Trombone
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Biography - Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Charles Wright Born In 1940 In Clarksdale Mississippi & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band Is A Pioneering Funk Band. Active Since The 1960s And Most Popular During The 1970s The Band Had A Number Of Top 20 R&B Hits Such As "Do Your Thing" #11 Pop #12 R&B "Till You Get Enough" #12 R&B #67 Pop And "Love Land" R&B #23 Pop #16 But Are Best Known For Their Biggest Hit 1970's "Express Yourself" #3 R&B #12 Pop Released On Warner Bros. Records And Was Later Sampled In The N.W.A's Straight Outta Compton Album In 1988. Band Members * Charles Wright - Guitars Piano * Al McKay - Guitar * Benorce Blackmon - Guitar Replaced Al McKay * Gabe Flemings - Piano Trumpet * Melvin Dunlap - Bass * James Gadson - Drums * Big John Rayford - Saxophone * Bill Cannon - Saxophone * Ray Jackson - Trombone
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