 Roulette performed on several of Hooker's singles; his 1967 album, "The Genius of Earl Hooker"; and the 1969 follow-up, "2 Bugs and a Roach".Roulette later developed a friendship with Charlie Musselwhite and (credited as Fred Roulette) recorded with him on the 1969 album "Chicago Blue Stars".He toured with Musselwhite and backed him on the albums "Tennessee Woman" and "Memphis, Tennessee", before relocating to the San Francisco, California, area where he has lived ever since.