Maceo Parker

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  • funk
  • jazz
  • soul
  • saxophone
  • jazz-funk
Maceo Parker (born February 14, 1943) is a noted African-American funk and soul jazz saxophone player, best known for his contributions to James Brown's distinct sound. He was born in Kinston, North Carolina in a musically-rich environment. His mother and father sang in a church and both his brothers are accomplished musicians (drums and trombones). He and his brother, Melvin Parker, joined James Brown in 1964; in his book Brown says that he originally wanted Melvin as his drummer but agreed to take Maceo under his wing as part of the deal.

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Songs

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    ABC

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    Addictive Love

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    Advanced Funk

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    Announcement

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    Arts & Crafts

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    Baby knows

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    Basic Funk: 101

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    Better Get Hit in Yo' Soul

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    Black Widow

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    Blues for Shorty Bill

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    Busted

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    C Jam Funk

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    Chameleon

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    Chicken

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    Children's World

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    Childrens World

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    Coin Toss

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    Cold Sweat

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    Come b and See

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    Come by and See

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    Daddy's Home

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    Dial Maceo

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    Do Right Woman do Right Man

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    Do You Love Me

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    Do Your Thing

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    Doing It to Death

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    Don't Say Goodnight

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    Down by the Riverside

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    Drowning in the Sea of Love

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    Elephant's Foot

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    Every Saturday Night

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    Fa Fa Fa (The Sad Song)

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    Fun in the Sun

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    Georgia on My Mind

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    Going in Circles

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    Got to Get U

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    Got to Get You

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    Hallelujah I Love Her So

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    Hamp's Boogie Woogie

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    Hats of to Harry

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    Higher Ground

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    Hit the Road Jack

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    Home Boy

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    Homeboy

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    House Party

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    I Can Play For (Just You & Me)

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    I Got You (I Feel Good)

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    I Got you, I Feel Good (live) (feat. Kym Mezelle)

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    I Wish

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    I'm Gonna Teach You


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