17 on the Billboard Hot 100. Ten years later, Polish rappers Red and Spinache sampled "Outstanding" for "Wczoraj", from their album 7 Rano. British singer George Michael incorporated parts of "Burn Rubber on Me" in his 1997 single "Star People". Members Charlie Wilson (born 1953) – Lead vocals, piano, synthesizer, clavinet, organ, drums, percussion Ronnie Wilson (1948–2021) – Vocals, trumpet, flugelhorn, piano, synthesizer, percussion, songwriter Robert Wilson (1956–2010) – Bass, guitar, percussion, vocals Supporting musicians Lonnie Simmons – Guitar, percussion Rudy Taylor – Keyboard, programming, back vocal Raymond Calhoun – Percussion, drums, vocals Rastine Calhoun – Saxes Val Young – Vocals Penny Ford – Vocals Billy Young – Keyboard Cavin Yarbrough – Keyboard Robert "Goodie" Whitfield – Piano, synthesizer, saxophone James Gadson – Drums James "Jimi" Macon – Guitar (1977–1986) Chris Clayton – Saxophone, vocals (1974–1983) Alvin Jones – Trombone (1974) Tommy Lokey – Trumpet (1974–1983) Carl Scoggins – Congas, percussion (1974) Roscoe Smith – Drums (1974) Arthur "Don" Lee Green Jr. – Drums O'Dell Stokes – Guitar (1974) Lawrence "Lukii" Scott – Guitar (1974) Tim Fenderson (Rabbit) – Bass LaSalle Gabriel – Guitar (1994–1997) Malvin "Dino" Vice – Trumpet, vocals, horn and string arrangements Oliver Scott – Piano, synthesizer, trombone, vocals Ray Hayes – Drums Ronnie Smith- Drums Fred "Locksmith" Jenkins – Guitar Glenn Nightingale – Guitar Earl Roberson – Horns, saxophone Jimmy Hamilton – Piano, synthesizer Maurice Hayes – Guitar Ira Ward – Drums, Bass, guitar, piano Greg C Jackson — Piano, synthesizer, vocal rhythm arrangements and sequencing Composers Charlie Wilson Ronnie Wilson Robert Wilson Lonnie Simmons Oliver Scott Jonah Ellis Malvin "Dino" Vice Raymond Calhoun Rudy Taylor Greg C Jackson Discography Magicians Holiday (1974) The Gap Band (1977) The Gap Band (1979) The Gap Band II (1979) The Gap Band III (1980) Gap Band IV (1982) Gap Band V: Jammin' (1983) Gap Band VI (1984) Gap Band VII (1985) Gap Band 8 (1986) Straight From The Heart (1988) Round Trip (1989) Testimony (1994) Ain't Nothin' But a Party (1995) Y2K: Funkin' Till 2000 Comz (1999) References External links Myspace Page Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture – Gap Band The Gap Band at WhoSampled Charlie Wilson in-depth interview by Pete Lewis, 'Blues & Soul' August 2011 Charlie Wilson 2011 Interview at Soulinterviews.com 1967 establishments in Oklahoma 2010 disestablishments in Oklahoma African-American musical groups Family musical groups American boogie musicians American electro musicians American soul musical groups American