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28Jan2013
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RIP Scott Taylor
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After A long stay at Bayview hospital our friend, P Funk Horn Player Scott Taylor passed away today.
Please keep him and his family in your prayers
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We are sorry about the lose of P Funk Horn Player Scott Taylor. Our prayer goes out to all.
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RIP Mr. Scott Taylor.
Rest In Power Scott Taylor
Scott played with our Band for a few gigs last year. He had a great sense of humor, and would always remind me that when it came to music “HE KNEW THEORY”!! He will be dearly missed.
I lived here in Bmore in the same neighborhood with Scotty, played and recored some a grooves with him, he will be sorely missed! Him and I would always threaten joking one another about given each other a spare eye (plastic) we both went to Frederick Douglass High School, had the same music teacher. May God bring comfort to his family!!!
I lived here in Bmore in the same neighborhood with Scotty, played and recored some nice grooves with him, he will be sorely missed! Him and I would always threaten each other in a joking manner about given each other a spare eye (plastic) we both went to Frederick Douglass High School, had the same music teacher. May God bring comfort to his family!!!
Very sad. The legacy MUST GO ON. P-FUNK is the Power! Peace and love to all of Scott Taylor’s family thank you for the horns.
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RIP AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU HAVE GIVEN P.FUNK FANS LIKE ME BRO THANK YOU
And this is why I continue to attend and support “The P-Funk Concerts” because we never know when we will see each other again. God Bless You All Funkateers!! The Funk Marches On…
*RIP* Mr. Gary Taylor
We Grow up together. Both of us played Sax – Elementary and Jr High!. Scott was the most talented natural born musician I’ve known. Fast learner and great memory. RIP old buddy.