The Crusaders

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The Crusaders were a popular American jazz-fusion and soul-jazz band known for blending jazz with funk and R&B, particularly prominent in the 1970s and 1980s.

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instanceOf American musical group
jazz-fusion band
soul-jazz band
activePeriod 1970s
1980s
associatedAct Joe Sample NERFINISHED
Randy Crawford NERFINISHED
Stix Hooper NERFINISHED
Wayne Henderson NERFINISHED
Wilton Felder NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
formedAs The Jazz Crusaders NERFINISHED
genre funk
jazz fusion
jazz-funk
rhythm and blues
soul jazz
instrumentation bass guitar
drums
keyboards
saxophone
knownFor crossover success on jazz and R&B charts
incorporating funk grooves into jazz arrangements
languageOfLyrics English
notableAlbum Rhapsody and Blues NERFINISHED
Southern Comfort NERFINISHED
notableMember Joe Sample NERFINISHED
Stix Hooper NERFINISHED
Wayne Henderson NERFINISHED
Wilton Felder NERFINISHED
notableSongFeature Randy Crawford vocals on "Street Life"
notableWork Chain Reaction NERFINISHED
Put It Where You Want It NERFINISHED
Scratch NERFINISHED
Street Life NERFINISHED
Those Southern Knights NERFINISHED
Way Back Home NERFINISHED
originalName The Jazz Crusaders NERFINISHED
originCity Houston, Texas NERFINISHED
peakPopularity early 1980s
late 1970s
styleCharacteristic blend of jazz, funk, and R&B

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Randy Crawford associatedAct The Crusaders
Larry Carlton memberOf The Crusaders
Larry Carlton associatedAct The Crusaders
Wayne Henderson associatedAct The Crusaders
Blue Thumb Records notableArtist The Crusaders