KDP | Artist | Garnett Brown

Label	Issue	Format	Artist	Title
Hip-O Select	1740772	CD	James Brown	The Singles, Vol. 4: 1966-1967
King	6086	single	James Brown & The Famous Flames	Stone fox / Kansas City
-	6111	-	James Brown	It won't be me / Mona Lisa
-	LP1020	LP	James Brown and The Famous Flames	Cold Sweat
-	LP1031	-	James Brown	I got the Feelin'
Polydor	643317
-	27804	EP	James Brown	-
-	421158	single	-	Fever / Stagger Lee
-	421491	-	-	Kansas City
-	942005	EP	-
Pye	7N25418	single	-	Stone fox / Kansas City
Triumph	2458114	LP	-	Pop Music

Leader	Site	Date	Session	Role
James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]	trombone
-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]	-
Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]	-

Song	Label	Master	Leader	Site	Date	Session
It won't be me	King	K12369	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
Kansas City	-	K12313	-	-	January 25, 1967	[session]
People	-	K12370	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
Stagger Lee	-	K12371	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
You've got the power	-	K12314	-	-	January 25, 1967	[session]

Artist	Leader	Site	Date	Session
Al Lucas	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Alfred Ellis	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
Bernard Purdie	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Bobby Byrd	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
Carl Lynch	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Dud Bascomb	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Ernie Hayes	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
James Brown	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Jimmy Cleveland	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
John Grimes	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
Richard Harris	James Brown	New York, NY	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Sammy Lowe	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
St. Clair Pinkney	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Vicki Anderson	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Wallace Richardson	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]
Waymon Reed	-	-	April 5, 1967	[session]
-	Vicki Anderson	Unknown Location	Unknown Date	[session]
-	James Brown	New York, NY	January 25, 1967	[session]

Garnett Brown (born January 31, 1936) is a jazz trombonist who has worked with The Crusaders, Herbie Hancock, Lionel Hampton, and others.

Born in Memphis, Tennessee, he graduated from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff and later studied film scoring and electronic music at UCLA. In 1974 he won the Down Beat Reader's poll for trombonist, and appears on the classic 1976 recording Bobby Bland and B.B. King Together Again...Live.

Married to Anna Brown with two children Ariana Brown and Miranda Brown-Muir

He did some work in film and television composition due to his training in the field. In 1989 he was the conductor and orchestrator for Harlem Nights. Wikipedia

Garnett Brown

Trombone