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Incognito
Formed
January 1, 1979 in London, England

Years Active:
90s | Current

 
An acid jazz project with surprisingly deep roots in the 1970s jazz/funk/fusion world, Incognito was originally formed by Jean-Paul Maunick (aka Bluey) and Paul "Tubbs" Williams. Both were leaders of the late-'70s disco-funk group Light of the World, who scored several moderate British hits, including a cover of "I Shot The Sheriff." Just after the release of Light of the World's third LP ("Check Us Out"), Maunick and Williams shifted the lineup slightly and renamed the conglomeration Incognito.

Incognito debuted with the single "Parisienne Girl" and released the 1981 LP "
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Selected Discography:
  Album Title Released Label Price
Bees & Things & Flowers



2006 Narada $6.99
The Best Of Incognito - The Millennium Collection



2006 Hip-O Records $6.99
Eleven



2006 Narada $6.99
Adventures In Black Sunshine



2004 Narada $6.99
Who Needs Love



2003 Narada $6.99
Tribes, Vibes, & Scribes



1992 Verve/Forecast $6.99
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