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- The French Friescurrent
- Sly & the Family Stoneoriginal, trumpet · 1967–1975
Played together with
Andy NewmarkSly & the Family Stone · 1973–1975 · drums (drum set)
Freddie StoneSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1975 · guitar, original- Gerry GibsonSly & the Family Stone · 1971–1972 · drums (drum set)
Greg ErricoSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1971 · drums (drum set), original- Jerry MartiniSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1975 · original, saxophone
Larry GrahamSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1972 · bass guitar, original- Little SisterSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1975 · original
- Pat RizzoSly & the Family Stone · 1972–1975 · saxophone
- Rose StoneSly & the Family Stone · 1968–1975 · piano
- Rusty AllenSly & the Family Stone · 1972–1975 · bass guitar
- Sid PageSly & the Family Stone · 1973–1974 · violin
Sly StoneSly & the Family Stone · 1967–1975 · eponymous, original
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Cynthia Robinson was an American musician, best known for being a founding member of Sly and the Family Stone, for which she was the trumpeter and a vocalist. Her voice and presence were featured in the hits "Dance to the Music" and "I Want to Take You Higher." Questlove of the hip hop band the Roots has called Robinson the original "hypeman."
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