Louis Satterfield

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Louis Satterfield

b, voc, cwb, 1937-2004 US, Shaw, Mississippi
Musician of R&B/Soul and Jazz
A.k.a. Louis Edward Satterfield

Louis Edward Satterfield (April 3, 1937, Shaw, Mississippi, United States – September 27, 2004, Chicago, Illinois), also known with the stage names of Lui-Lui and Sat,[citation needed] was an American bass and trombone player, primarily noted as a session musician and for his tours as a sideman with a large number of highly visible and commercially successful blues rock performers including B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Phil Collins. He was also a bass teacher, most notably of Verdine White.

Instruments

Bass
Vocals
Cowbell
Trombone

Genres

R&B/Soul
Jazz
World
Folk

Plays With

Phenix Choir

Philip Cohran & The Artistic Heritage Ensemble

Sky

The Intentions

The Pharaohs

The Phenix Horns

The Salty Peppers

The Staples

Okie Duke

The Spencer Jackson Family

Topanga Express

Band Members

External Links

Home Page

Wikipedia

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