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Harry (KC) Wayne Casey - Lead Vocals. Maria De Crescenzo - Back Up Vocals. Anika Ellis - Back Up Vocals. Fermin Goytisolo - Percussion. David Simmons - Drums. David Siegel - Keyboards. J Whitty (Johnathan Whittaker) - Keyboards. Jeffery Reeves - Lead Guitar. Steve Lashley - Bass.
History 1970s. The band was formed in 1973 by Harry Wayne Casey (KC) and Richard Finch. Casey was a record store employee and part-timer at TK Records in Hialeah, Florida The band was originally called KC & The Sunshine Junkanoo Band because KC used studio musicians from TK and a local Junkanoo band called the Miami Junkanoo Band.
Steve Lashley (Bass) John Reid (Trumpet) Kenny Hamilton (Saxophone) Rick Benadetto (Trumpet) Tim Pitchford (Trombone) Kenetha Morris (Dancer) Giggi Thesman (Dancer) Past member(s) Richard Finch (bass, drums) Robert Johnson (Drums) Jerome Smith (guitar) Mike Lewis (tenor sax) Vinnie Tanno (Trumpet) Ken Faulk (trumpet) Whit Sidener (Baritone Sax ...
Members have included Harry Wayne Casey ("KC"), Maria De Crescenzo (backup vocals), Anika Ellis (backup vocals), Fermin Goytisolo (percussion), Robert E. Lee (keyboards), David Simmons (drums), Chris Cadenhead (keyboards), Jeffery Reeves (lead guitar), Steve Lashley (bass), John Reid (trumpet), Michael Cordone (trumpet), Fernando Diaz ...
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Steve Lashley - Bass KC and the Sunshine Band at Westbury 1/23/15 K.C. - Vocals/Keyboards, Maria De Crescenzo - Vocals, Anika Ellis - Vocals, Fermin Goytisolo - Percussion, David Simmons - Drums, Jeffery Reeves - Guitar, Steve Lashley - Bass, John Reid - trumpet, Michael Cordone - trumpet, Fernando Diaz - saxophone, Miles Fielder - trombone ...
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Aug 15, 2016 · Mother Nature rained out KC and the Sunshine Band’s scheduled concert at Saturday’s Rock the Park, but three band members staged a bit of a performance all the same late in the evening at The ...
