Home / Music / Bill Withers drew from the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band for Still BillMusic linernotes album music bill-withersBill Withers drew from the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band for Still BillStill Bill’s rhythm section came straight from the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band — drummer James Gadson and bassist Melvin Dunlap — giving the album its deep funk backbone. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBill Withers' Live at Carnegie Hall is one of the greatest live albums ever — Rolling Stone ranked it 27th.'Lean on Me' and 'Use Me' made Still Bill a 1972 soul powerhouseBill Withers' Still Bill came out on Sussex, like his debutBill Withers' Carnegie Hall show was preserved on a double LPBenorce Blackmon co-produced Still Bill with Bill WithersExploreRosalía and El Guincho co-produced El Mal QuererKen Whiteley produced El Seven Nite Club and played multiple instruments on itJimi Hendrix produced Electric Ladyland himself — and it cost him a producerNorman Granz produced Ella and Louis AgainNorman Granz produced Ella and LouisPrevious Bill Withers' Still Bill came out on Sussex, like his debutNext Bill Summers blew into a beer bottle to mimic a hindewhu flute on Herbie Hancock's 'Watermelon Man'