The Gap Band comprised of:
Charles Wilson
Ronnie Wilson
and
Robert Wilson (b. 1957, Tulsa, Oklahoma, U.S.A., d. 15th August 2010, Palmdale, California, U.S.A.)
There are more than 24 albums by the Gap Band, along with several rare items, such as the little known Shelter Records recording 'Backbone' from 1974, 'Out Of The Blue' and 'A Little Bit Of Love' from Tattoo Records in 1977.
The Gap Band were originally known as the Greenwood, Archer And Pine Street Band (G.A.P.), who later changed their name to the abbreviated version, scaoring several dancefloor hits including 'Ooops, Upside Your Head', 'Outstanding', 'Early In The Morning' and 'You Dropped A Bomb On Me'.
Robert Wilson suffered a heart attack at his home in California in 2010, shortly before a scheduled performance at the Tulsa Timeless Music Festival in August 2010.
Albums:Magician's Holiday (Shelter Records 1974)
The Gap Band (Tatoo Records 1977)
The Gap Band (Mercury 1979)
The Gap Band 11 (Mercury 1979)
The Gap Band 111 (Mercury 1980)
The Gap Band 1V (Total Experience 1982)
Gap Band V - Jammin' (Total Experience 1983)
Strike A Groove (Passport Records 1983)
The Gap Band V1 (Total Experience 1985)
The Gap Band V11 (Total Experience 1986)
The Gap Band V111 (Total Experience 1986)
Straight From The Heart (Total Experience 1987)
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka - Soundtrack (1989)
Round Trip (Capitol 1989)
Live And Well (Intersound 1996)
Love At Your Fingatips (9th Floor / Universal 2001)
