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In hindsight, Maceo Parker has been as innovative as the people whom he Parker joined James Brown??™s band in 1964 ??“ originally as a baritone player.

More than a decade later Maceo Parker is enjoying a blistering solo career. Maceo grew to become the lynch-pin of the James Brown enclave for the best

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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

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In fact, aside from Maceo Parker, none come to mind. In the 1960s and '70s, Maceo was one of the central players in James Brown's JB's, and for the past

Guardian intern Aaron Sankin caught Maceo Parker at the Fillmore on Nov. 22. Parker rose to prominence as the sax player in James Brown??™s band.

will), the chance to stand less than two yards away from sax legend Maceo Parker ??” of James Brown fame ??” while he blows his horn at length at 4 in the .

will), the chance to stand less than two yards away from sax legend Maceo Parker ??” of James Brown fame ??” while he blows his horn at length at 4 in the .

And so Maceo Parker was hired on as James Brown's baritone sax player, the start of his acclaimed career as a professional saxophonist.

More than a decade later Maceo Parker is enjoying a blistering solo career. Maceo grew to become the lynch-pin of the James Brown enclave for the best

Maceo Parker (born February 14, 1943) is a gifted saxophone player, best known for his contributions to James Brown's distinct sound.

If these three guys - Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis, Maceo Parker and Fred Wesley With James Brown in the 1960s, Ellis, Parker and Wesley sought not to play

Maceo Parker (born February 14, 1943) is a gifted saxophone player, best known for his contributions to James Brown's distinct sound.

After playing with his brothers, Maceo got his first big musical start playing for James Brown and then George Clinton's Funkadelic/Parliament.