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  Official website at www.georgeduke.com
     
  Keyboard player who developed his style serving his jazz apprenticeship, followed by four years with Frank Zappa's legendary Mothers of Invention. Jazz-funk-soul style emerged in partnership with Billy Cobham and was consolidated on solo albums on Epic, including From me to you and Brazilian love affair. Collaboration with Stanley Clarke yielded in the US no. 19 Sweet baby from the acclaimed 1981 album Duke/Clarke Project. Duke has worked extensively as a producer: credits include Taste of Honey's 1981 No. 3 Sukiyaki and Deniece Williams' 1984 hit Let's hear if for the boy, which reached no. 1 in the US and no. 2 in the UK. Duke has also been a busy session musician, appearing on recordings by Aretha Franklin, Quincy Jones and The Whispers.
   
 
George Duke  Dream on 1982 Epic George Duke
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George Duke Reach out 1983 Epic George Duke
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George Duke Guardian of the light 1983 Epic George Duke
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George Duke Rendezvous 1984 Epic George Duke
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George Duke Thief in the night 1985 Elektra George Duke
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George Duke George Duke 1986 Elektra George Duke
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George Duke Night after night 1989 Elektra George Duke
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