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The J.B.’s
1972 [10, 35:46] The J.B.’s - Food For Thought (People Records PE-5601) studio • new music
1973 [8, 39:37] The J.B.’s - Doing It To Death (People Records PE-5603) studio • new music 
“Average” Disco / Funk
1974 [8, 41:04] Fred Wesley and The J.B.’s - Damn Right I Am Somebody (People Records PE-6602) studio • new music
1974 [8, 36:32] Fred and The New J.B.’s - Breakin’ Bread (People Records PE-6604) studio • new music
1975 [7, 42:47] The J.B.’s - Hustle With Speed (People Records PE-6606) studio • new music
1978 [7, 40:19] J.B.’s Internationals - Jam II Disco Fever (Polydor PD-1-6153) studio • new music
1979 [5, 38:51] The J.B.’s - Groove Machine (Drive 111) studio • new music
1999 [13, 59:55] The J.B.’s Reunion - Bring The Funk On Down (ZYX Music ZYX-20534-2) studio • new music
21-Apr-2016
The end. Last active in 1999, now thought to be permanently retired. "These Are The J.B.'s" was a wholly conceived studio album (with 4 selections) recorded in 1970 with promos pressed in 1971 but was shelved until 2014. However, the title-track was out on "Food For Thought" in '72 so discounted from the A-list on those grounds.