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Merl Saunders (February 14, 1934 – October 24, 2008) was an American multi-genre musician who played piano and keyboards, favoring the Hammond B-3 console organ. Biography [ edit ] Born in San Mateo, California , United States, [1] Saunders attended Polytechnic High School in San Francisco.
Merl Saunders - organ Kester Smith - drums, timbales Hoshal Wright - guitar Credits. Producer - Taj Mahal Mixing - Aston Barrett, Taj Mahal Engineer - David Brown, George Engfer, Paul Stubbelbine Mastering - George Horn Art Direction - Edward Fredericks, John Kelly Related releases. The Mo Roots album was included on:
Personnel. Taj Mahal - vocals. Hoshal Wright - guitar. Bill Rich - bass. Merl Saunders - organ. Aston "Family Man" Barrett - ska piano. Kwasi "Rocki" Dzidzornu - percussion, congas. Kester Smith - trap drums. Rudy Costa - soprano saxophone, flute. Sister Carole Fredericks, Sister Claudia Lennear, Brother Tommy Henderson - backing vocals [5]
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Merl Saunders. Merl Saunders started his professional music career playing in show bands and jazz groups. ... Mo' Roots, Taj Mahal, 1974. Looks Good To Me, Jim Post, 1974. They Say I'm Different, Betty Davis, 1974. Deep Ear, Various Artists, 1974. Includes a track from the Steelyard Blues soundtrack.
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