Formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Anglo Saxon-Brown comprised of:
Debra Henry (lead vocals)
Dwight Smith (keyboards / vocals)
Clemente Burnette (vocals / guitar)
Tyrone Durham (drums)
Alvin Brown (trumpet / flugelhorn / trombone)
and
Charles Manns (sax)
These were the artists who later became the nucleus of the group Silk.
Also in Anglo Saxon-Brown were:
Carlton Robinson (bass)
Joe Jefferson (keyboards / producer)
and
Larry Washington (percussion)
In the Philly tradition of the mid-70's, the group recorded one album in 1976, 'Songs For Evolution', produced by Joe Jefferson and Charles Simmons with string and horn arrangements by Jack Smith.
Albums:
Songs For Evolution (Atlantic Records 1976)
