Buckshot LeFonque

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Buckshot LeFonque was a musical group project led by

Career

Buckshot LeFonque began primarily as a collaboration between

• Branford Marsalis - MC as well as tenor, alto and soprano saxophone
• Frank McComb - keyboards and vocals
• 50 Styles:The Unknown Soldier, Ricky Dacosta - rapper
• Joey Calderazzo - keyboards / first tour
• Kermith Campbell - keyboards / until McComb was available
• Russell Gunn - trumpet
• John Touchy - Trombone - first tour
• Carl Burnett - acoustic and electric guitar
• Reggie Washington - upright and electric bass / first half of first tour
• Reginald Veal - upright and electric bass / second half of first tour
• Eric Revis - upright and electric bass / second tour
• DJ Apollo - turntables "Wheels O Steel"
• DJ Premier - turntables, beats, drum programming, production
• Rocky Bryant - drums and percussion, beat sample triggering
• Mino Cinelu
  - percussion / first tour
• Black Heart the group - rappers / first tour
• Buckethead - guitar (studio)

Releases

Albums

• Buckshot LeFonque (1994)
• Music Evolution
  (1997)

Singles

• "Breakfast @ Denny's" (1994)
• "Some Cow Fonque" (1994)
• "No Pain, No Gain" (1995)
• "Another Day" (1997)
• "Music Evolution" (1997)

Soundtracks

• "Reality Check" from Clockers (1995)
• "Some Cow Fonque (More Tea, Vicar?)" from Men in Black (1997)
• "Breakfast @ Denny's (New Version)" from Once in the Life (2000)

References

External links

• Branford Marsalis' website
• "Buckshot LeFonque". VH1. Archived from the original on 1 February 2010.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)