Pee Wee Ellis
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Alfred Ellis (born April 21, 1941, Bradenton, Florida, USA - died September 23, 2021) was an American saxophonist, composer, arranger, producer, and band leader.
Pee Wee was the leader of the [a=James Brown] band from 1965 to 1969. He wrote the instrumental song "The Chicken" later popularized by [a=Jaco Pastorius].
May appear as Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis, Alfred Ellis, Alfred James Ellis and combinations and misspellings of these.
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Frequent Collaborators
13 Collabs
James Brown
7 Collabs
Roberta Flack
6 Collabs
Ralph MacDonald
6 Collabs
William Salter
2 Collabs
Fred Wesley
2 Collabs
10,000 Maniacs
2 Collabs
JB Horns
2 Collabs
Maceo Parker
2 Collabs
Bobby Byrd
2 Collabs
Natalie Merchant
1 Collabs
Miguel Gandelman
1 Collabs
Bryant Siono
1 Collabs
Ray Monteiro
1 Collabs
Anthony Hamilton
1 Collabs
Bobby Ross Avila
1 Collabs
Dennis Drew
1 Collabs
Avila Brothers
1 Collabs
Kenneth Crouch
1 Collabs
St-Clair Pinckney
1 Collabs
Berry Gordy
1 Collabs
Iz Avila
1 Collabs
The Blues Brothers
1 Collabs
Aerosmith
1 Collabs
Garrett Smith
1 Collabs
David Woodford
1 Collabs
Hank Ballard