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| George Duke |
első megjelenés éve: 1978
43 perc |
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| (1990)
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Kérjen
árajánlatot! |
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| 1. | We Give Our Love
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| 2. | Morning Sun
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| 3. | Percussion Interlude
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| 4. | Dukey Stick
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| 5. | Starting Again
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| 6. | Yeah, We Going
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| 7. | Way I Feel
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| 8. | Movin' On
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| 9. | Don't Let Go
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| 10. | Preface
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| 11. | Future
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Jazz / Jazz-Pop; Crossover Jazz
Recorded: 1978
With a hot funk band and a big hit, "Reach for It," behind him, George Duke appears mostly in his persona as R&B star on this ebullient package of sometimes Latin-inflected '70s funk. The centerpiece is a self-parodic bit of shuck and jive called "Dukey Stick," which became a number four hit single on the R&B charts (at his gigs, Duke used to flaunt a gaudy, lit-up, perhaps phallic wand, the Dukey stick, during this number). The percussion section is pretty potent, staffed by Ndugu Chancler and Sheila Escovedo in her pre-pop-star days; they even get a Latin workout of their own simply entitled "Percussion Interlude." While some of Duke's considerable keyboard and electronic prowess breaks through now and then, this album is mainly aimed at the R&B market, as the preponderance of soul vocals indicates. As such, it is a cut or two above the routine fare of the time, though not as infectious as its predecessor Reach for It.
---Richard S. Ginell, allmusic
George Duke - Keyboards, Narrator, Vocals
Byron Miller - Bass, Narrator
Carol Shive - Violin
Wah Wah Watson - Vocals
Icarus Johnson - Guitar, Narrator
Charles "Icarus" Johnson - Guitar, Narrator
Roland Bautista - Guitar (Rhythm)
Napoleon Murphy Brock - Vocals
Leon "Ndugu" Chancler - Mandolin, Drums
Sheila E. - Percussion, Conga, Narrator
Judy Geist - Viola
Jose James - Vocals
Josie James - Vocals |
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