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Cynthia Robinson, Sly and the Family Stone Trumpet Player, Dies at 71. Sly and the Family Stone in their heyday, featuring from left, Rose Stone, Larry Graham, Sly Stone, Freddie Stone, Greg Errico, Jerry Martini (seated) and Cynthia Robinson. Cynthia Robinson, a trumpet player and original member of the seminal psychedelic-funk-soul group Sly and the Family Stone, died on Monday in Carmichael, Calif. She was 71. The cause was cancer, Jerry Martini, a friend and bandmate, said. Ms. Robinson joined Sly Stone in a short-lived group called Sly and the Stoners in 1966. Soon after, he asked her to be a member of the Family Stone, whose inclusion of black and white musicians of both sexes, and its hippie style, made it a living poster for the ideals of the counterculture.
The setting for this comedy was the night shift of a Manhattan court. It was presided over by the magic and Mel Torme loving, slightly unorthodox Judge Harold T. Harry Stone and his staff of misfit characters. Here's where they are, now. Harry Anderson - Judge Harry T. Stone. Magician Harry Anderson starred as Judge Harry T. Stone. The quirky, trustworthy, Mel Torme loving judge of the night. You probably first remember Harry from his role on Cheers. As Harry 'The Hat' Gittes, he got noticed and this led to an audition for Night Court.