A Trinidadian-American multi instrumentalist, composer, producer, label owner, and publisher from San Diego. Born 1.1.1942 - Deceased 1.9.2009. Owner of San Diego Market Street East and co-owner of Jazzville nightclubs. He began his professional career in 1958 as leader of "The Kingsmen" (a San Diego, California rock & soul group). He was musical director for Brenton Wood, The Total Experience, and Wattstax. Semper was an original member of the Merry Clayton Group. He is considered a Hammond B3 innovator of the jazz organ from the 60s and Godfather of Bay Area Funk from the 1970's. He owned the record labels Inner City Records, Inner City Attractions, Parlour Records, was an executive of Jimmy Smith owned Mojo Records, and AR for others including A&M and Imperial Records.
2020
2020
2018
Dynamite Cuts, George Semper Music Archives
7", Ltd
1985
Straita Head
7"
1984
1966
1966
Not On Label
Acetate, 12"
2023
2022
2021
Kent Soul
CD, Comp
2020
Mukatsuku Records, George Semper Music Archives
7", Ltd, Num
2020
2019
2003
1997
United Sounds (2)
CD, Album
1997
1995
1992
Parlour Records (2)
LP, Comp
1992
Parlour Records (2)
CD
1987
Mojo Records (4)
7"
1987
Heartbeat Records (11)
12"
1987
1987
1987
1985
1984
Toy Records San Ysidro, California
7", EP
1978
Inner City Records (3)
7", Mono
1977
Inner City Records (3)
7", Mono
1977
1973
1973
1972
1971
1971
1970
Capitol Records
7", Promo
1970
1969
1966
1964
World Class Records (3)
12"
Inner City Attractions
Acetate, 12", Mono
2023
Dynamite Cuts, George Semper Music Archives
7"
1975
1972
Sunflower (11)
7", Single, Mono, Promo
2023
2021
Kent Records
7", Mono, Promo
2020
Relampago-go
CD, Comp, Ltd
2016
2011
2007
Globe Records (5)
CD, Comp
2000
1997
1996
1977
Laurie Productions (2)
LP
1976
1973
1972
S.O.Y.L.A.
7", Single
1970
Liberty, Deluxe Double Series
2xLP, Comp, Dlx, RE
1970
1969
1966
1966
1965
Commerce Records
7", Single
1964
1963
Sarjo Records
7"
1962
Acclaim (5)
7", Single
1962
Sovereign (9)
7", Single
1961
Imperial
7", Single
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