I Know Who I Am, Wilton Felder

I Know Who I Am, Wilton Felder @ 1978 MCA Records

[@jimburns2981]

What a wonderful and unique tone/sound from this awesome man.. RIP

[@louiecanfora9505]

When I was in my 20s growing up, I played this man and he put a spark underneath me to pick up my own saxophone that I can play just like him but that didn’t work out because I had a heart attack in 2008 and I sure in the hell don’t want to take no chances, but I sure do miss him Long time ago🎷🎷🎷🎷

[@omoniyikaye]

TALK OF THE GREATS HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST TO PLAY SAX. A UNIQUE AND INCREDIBLE SOUND. MISSED. REST IN PEACE LEGEND.

[@leycroftcoman5487]

Great modern player deserves more recognition than he gets.

[@kenmartin3499]

Modern? I've been following The (Jazz) Crusaders for over 50 years...Lol

[@williamgould7787]

One multitalented musician,you are missed

[@allwheeldrive]

Felder is one of the greats. Unique, honest, soulful sound. Miss that cat.

[@bo2.4u6]

The jazz crusaders!

[@marcusjcarter4863]

Also, one heck of a bass player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@user-zb4fg8gm8n]

We miss you home boy.

[@kennethbethany5078]

RIP Wilton

[@robertgradl349]

The one and only Wilton Felder! The amazing soulful tone, always my favorite!

[@genjimonogatari6156]

Been searching for his album for decades! Thank you for posting the sounds of this great legend 😊

[@mpjproducer]

this is DOPE

[@Mr.Bassman]

3:48, now that's funky

[@japhy6536]

so much hope and humility in Wilton's playing

[@juanjotm4821]

When I mention the name: Wilton Felder it reminds me the great Crusaders ! including Joe Sample of course.

[@MarqueeMarkVI]

Just the right amount of vibrato at the right time…thoughtful tone on that horn… great tune!

[@danielmcnulty50]

love his sax solo on inherit the wind.

[@zamasithetho622]

This reminds me way back in the days of former Radio Transkei....The Station with a Difference

[@metalmanchild1454]

P.B . Thank you for introducing this to my listening faves and a new catalog of music.

[@gregoryphillips760]

Man, could he blow! I wore this album out. It had a lot of good songs. His next album was good too (the one that has 'Someday we'll All be Free'). But most of his subsequent work I hated, as he descended into that Smooth Jazz abyss.

[@eliasfacelessmanguane5490]

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[@hamiltonrocha720]

Adoro o The Crusade

[@mongrelgtv]

Thankx a lot for this

[@JooliganDyer]

Boom! DJJD Ackney, London, E5. But formerly from North Wheezy, hence: #QPRnival.