In the collection
2 records
Played with
Blood, Sweat And Tears
2 records together
Fred Lipsius
2 records together
Al Kooper
2 records together
Dick Halligan
2 records together
Bobby Colomby
2 records together
Steve Katz
2 records together
David Clayton-Thomas
1 record together
James William Guercio
1 record together
Lew Soloff
1 record together
Erik Satie
1 record together
Chris Wood
1 record together
Jim Capaldi
1 record together
About
Born: 4th October 1947, Denton, Texas, USA.
American bassist, most known for his work in . His early career began in “The Bohemians” with , with whom he played on Buckley’s solo album.
Fielder worked for a period in “Mastin & Brewer” (Later to become ), before working in Zappa’s “MOI” band on rhythm guitar alongside bassist Roy Estrada for the “Absolutely Free” album. “Mastin & Brewer” ex manager, , then managed so, when bassist left due to passport problems, Fielder was called in by Mowhawk. (Another Zappa connection is Mohawk, aka , married ex Zappa musician - aka Essra Mohawk - aka ‘Uncle Meat’)
Palmer later returned to the band and Fielder then became a member of Blood, Sweat & Tears, thanks to an earlier friendship struck with during the latter’s time in . Fielder played on six of the band’s albums and cites their appearance at Woodstock as one of the highlights of his career. In 1977 he joined the line-up of ‘s band.