Person · US jazz/rock bassist
Will Lee
Albums
11
Members
18
Active
1952–present
Origin
United States
Biography
William Franklin "Will" Lee IV (born September 8, 1952) is an American musician and bassist, best known for his work on the CBS television program Late Show with David Letterman as part of the CBS Orchestra.
Born in San Antonio, Texas, Lee has recorded or toured with many artists. Lee was also present on the Mark & Clark Bands hit record Worn Down Piano. Lee performs with his Beatles tribute band, The Fab Faux, which he co-founded in 1998.
Discography
Credits
All rolesInstrument 415Producer 9Vocal 5Performer 4Writer 3Programming 1Artwork 1Liner Notes 1Recording 1
Short Stories
Short Trip To Space
Show Case
Show Me To The Stage
Six Pack
Sleepytime Bird
Sneakin' Up Behind You
Snowfall On The Sahara
So Close
So Far So Close
Somehow, Someday, Somewhere
Some Skunk Funk - Live At Leverkusener Jazztage
Something Old New Borrowed And Blues
Sometime Other Than Now
Songs From The Night Before
Soul Of A Man: Al Kooper Live
Source
Souvenir
Standing Eight
Starbright
Start Here
Step Aside For A Lady
Strength
Such A Pity
Super Drive
Sweet Lady Jane
Tailgunner
Taking Off
Talkin' 'Bout You
That Other Mile
That's Life
That's The Song
That's The Way It Is !
The 24th. Street Band
The Best Of
The Best Of Meco
The Best Of Vol. 1 Originals
The Blue Man
The Blues And Me
The Bottom Line
The Brecker Bros. Collection / Volume One
The Brecker Brothers Band Reunion
The Farthest Corner Of My Mind
The Funk You See Is The Funk You Do / Southside
The Joe Brooks Group
The Lady Wants To Be A Star
The Legendary Albums
The Music Inside
The New York Community Choir
The Other Girl
The Path
The Power Of Cool
The Second Album
These Times
The Shadow Of Your Smile
The Show Must Go On: The Anthology
The Swan
The Tea Dance
The World's Most Dangerous Party
Things Happen That Way