dr, *1943 US, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Musician of R&B/Soul
A.k.a. Clyde Austin Stubblefield
Clyde Stubblefield (born April 18, 1943, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA - died February 18, 2017, Madison, Wisconsin, USA) was an American drummer. As a child he began "playing on tin can lids, pasteboard boxes - everything." He went on to play all over the world and recorded with some of the greatest funk, soul and R&B performers including James Brown and Otis Redding. In 1965, he joined James Brown's band and remained until 1970. He is known as "the World's Most Sampled Drummer" because of the famous drum break that he played on James Brown's "Funky Drummer" which has been sampled on numerous recordings.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Funk For Your Ass (A Tribute To The Godfather Of Soul) | Fred Wesley featuring John Jabo Starks & Clyde Stubblefield with Bootsy Collins | 2008 | Album |
The Original | Clyde Stubblefield | 2003 | Album |
Live! At The Green Mill | Clyde Stubblefield | 2002 | Album |
The Original Funky Drummer Breakbeat Album | Clyde Stubblefield | 1998 | Album |
Party's In The Kitchen | Clyde Stubblefield | 1997 | Album |
The Revenge Of The Funky Drummer | Clyde Stubblefield | 1997 | Album |
Dna Beat Blocks , Groove Construction Kit | Clyde Stubblefield | 1993 | Album |