"....We want your mind to grooooooooooow (Is that all?!)" WOW! The innuendos runneth a muck all through this song! LMBO! RIP Mr. Duke. Your creativity and energy will be sorely missed.
I never knew this video existed. It is one of my fave funk song and I did not know Sheila E was a member in his band. George Duke is one the great funk musicians and would be missed.
Ndugu actually played drums on original recording.Sheila is just in the video appearing to be playing.This recording on the video has been dubbed in singing.You see Ndugu is up front,but that's not really his spot.Just look and listen carefully.
I met George Duke in Guadalajara Mexico in 1964 when I was about 12. My school acquired some tickets to see the George Duke Trio at the Teatro Degollado. They weren't well known then. Me and some friends got to go. After the show they stood outside the front of the theater and we got to talking to them. Turns out a couple of them were from the Bay Area. Years later he resurfaced, playing da funk!
Wooooow! I'm 45 now i was 3 when this came out. It was one of my Favs as a kid. I did not know that was Sheila E until now. No wonder i love her i grew up on her drums💪🏾💙
Takes Me back to My Childhood.This is definitely PFunk kind of Funk right here.Ole George Duke with His Brand of Funk-A-Tizing Funkateers all across The land.This is 1978 for sure right here.
Josie, I remember when this joint dropped so many people thought it was Bootsy Collins, to the best of your knowledge was that intentional on George’s part?
Que legal eu tive o prazer de dançar muito nos bailes, esse super funk, isso aqui no Brasil..que sonora...muito agradecido pela sua postagem e bom gosto...😂
Leon "Ndugu" Chancellor, A bad drummer who was with George Duke For years, And Was with "Weather Report", on vocals. Miss Him As Well. May He Rest in peace.
No she played percussions. She also played on TOO TIGHT, GOT TO BE ENOUGH, LADIES WILD among others during the late seventies and early eighties. She even toured with them during the late seventies.
The first time i heard this song was at a ronnie coleman training video and it took me almost 1 year to find out its name. It is by far my favorite! Thanks to all of these guys werever you are for making this. It makes me sooo happy when it comes out on random play on my iphone. :D
I was thinking that was Shelia E.I wasn't Fa'Sho but She is the only "Funky (Woman-Female) that I ever knew that could "B@ng" the "Drum" Lo"o"k 👀 Beautiful doing it at the same time and Sing this is a"Funky J@m" him and the Original "Bootsy Collins AKA {BootZilla}😈😎😯...My brother's and Uncle's put Me Up on these J@m's...Great Music Period!!!...
Masterpiece, like everyone, my first time hearing this. I mistakenly thought this was P-Funk in some type of way. Dukey Stick and Movin On are classic George Duke. And, of course his George Duke and Stanley Clarke collaboration.
Now this is how you make an old school music video! Too many rap & hip-hop fans overlook the samples where their favorite songs come from. Lil Jon and Scarface both sampled Dukey Stick (Lil Jon was more successful artistically and commercially with Play No Games than Scarface was.). I could listen to this track on repeat for hours.
It's actually Ndugu Chancler playing drums, Sheila just appears in this video because Ndugu is busy doing the MC on the frontstage. However, she did play with George Duke for ages before joining Prince.
+Roenesha Feggett I used to laugh at the title all the time when I was a kid, this song came out in what, 77? I would have been 11... Sounds about right.
Folks just don't understand how funky this is. This is pure GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤
Because Georges Duke is the (n 1) genius of funk 👌
RIP George Duke "Great Máster of FUNK and JAZZ/ROCK"
Honey this is PURE FUNK!
This and "Reach For It"
A young Shelia E on drums bringing the funk.Love it classic!!
Where?
@@coolinaround🧐Are you asking Where Sheila brought it??
@@coolinaround3:40
George Duke lives on through his incredible music. ❤ 🕊
I’m 39 - and I LOVE this music! THIS IS MUSIC!! Not that auto tune bullshit they play today!!!
RIP George Duke..... one of funkiest keyboardist that ever lived.
Singer/Songwriter/Composer/Keyboardist George Duke, one of the all-time greats.
"....We want your mind to grooooooooooow (Is that all?!)" WOW! The innuendos runneth a muck all through this song! LMBO! RIP Mr. Duke. Your creativity and energy will be sorely missed.
I never knew this video existed. It is one of my fave funk song and I did not know Sheila E was a member in his band. George Duke is one the great funk musicians and would be missed.
Listen kids, your parents and grandparents knew how to have fun too!
R.I.P. Leon Ndugu Chancler, the vocalist and the drummer of George Duke Band...
Young Sheila E. (Sheila Escovedo) on drums! (4:03)
Ndugu actually played drums on original recording.Sheila is just in the video appearing to be playing.This recording on the video has been dubbed in singing.You see Ndugu is up front,but that's not really his spot.Just look and listen carefully.
🤤
Who still jamming to this in 2021 ?
Never knew our girl Shelia E was on this so talented 🥁🥁🥁🥁
I met George Duke in Guadalajara Mexico in 1964 when I was about 12. My school acquired some tickets to see the George Duke Trio at the Teatro Degollado. They weren't well known then. Me and some friends got to go. After the show they stood outside the front of the theater and we got to talking to them. Turns out a couple of them were from the Bay Area. Years later he resurfaced, playing da funk!
There are many wonderful artists from the Bay Area. George Duke from Marin. I miss George as he was so kind and talented and a good friend.
Wooooow! I'm 45 now i was 3 when this came out. It was one of my Favs as a kid. I did not know that was Sheila E until now. No wonder i love her i grew up on her drums💪🏾💙
Preprince
This clip takes me back. No replacement for those days.
Long live the legend. .... George Duke.
THANK YOU GOD FOR THE INERNET,UA-cam AND OLD SKOOL MUSIC.👋👋👋👋
Them girls saaaaannngin. The vocal range!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Dukey stick was that classic banger 🔥🔥🔥
Yes young Sheila Escovedo.....very and playing with the GD band in 1978...
I've been listening to this on REPEAT for about Three Days Now!
A true classic!!!! The world will miss the genius of George Duke. "Spit fire/make it rain", one word RAW!!!!!
Roderic Duncan 😂 😂 😂
My 1st time seeing this....love their voices, Fun Fun Song...I had this album.
Takes Me back to My Childhood.This is definitely PFunk kind of Funk right here.Ole George Duke with His Brand of Funk-A-Tizing Funkateers all across The land.This is 1978 for sure right here.
Look at Sheila E. on the drums!
She been fine and funky from day one. Ms. Sheila E is 🔥.
Sheila been fine for 4 decades and still going strong
You mean 5 decades!
Oh my goodness! I never thought I would see this! i heard about George and that stick in concert! Yeah! I believe in dat Dukey Stick! And Sheila~!
After many years I've been listening to George Duke, I've thought was Bootsy Collins
too. Lol!
I don't know what I did with that crazy glitter hat! BTW Sheila and I wore long braids on tour too! Find that video!!
I love this!!
LOVE MY FUNKY SISTERS
Absolutely amazing! Thank you!
Straight fire!!!!!
Josie, I remember when this joint dropped so many people thought it was Bootsy Collins, to the best of your knowledge was that intentional on George’s part?
REMEMBERING GEORGE DUKE (JANUARY 12, 1946 - AUGUST 5, 2013) [01/12/2018]
All im a say is, is "WE DA SHIT" Music be on 🔥 🔥 🔥 fire. For Decades
Que legal eu tive o prazer de dançar muito nos bailes, esse super funk, isso aqui no Brasil..que sonora...muito agradecido pela sua postagem e bom gosto...😂
Never again... I miss this kinda FUNK
Love Sheila..... Rip Master Duke!
Don't you just love Sheila's fro?
+OldeSkool1 she look so cute in it
Yes, AND, She Wears IT Well!
Yes👍🏾❤️😘
Definitely!
Leon "Ndugu" Chancellor, A bad drummer who was with George Duke For years, And Was with "Weather Report", on vocals.
Miss Him As Well. May He Rest in peace.
THIS IS HOW a band should sound! George had it going on! Speaking of Shelia E., I *think* on the song "Chase Me" by Confunkshun, she was the drummer.
No she played percussions. She also played on TOO TIGHT, GOT TO BE ENOUGH, LADIES WILD among others during the late seventies and early eighties. She even toured with them during the late seventies.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE, LEON "NDUGU" CHANCLER!!!!
one of the Great Masters to me...R.I.P. MR.DUKE..
Made life come to LIFE! RIP George. Please visit us sometime...
Best music ever
THEEEEEE. BEST. MUSIC. EVER. **** EXPLOSIVE.**** COULD RAISE THE DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!
The first time i heard this song was at a ronnie coleman training video and it took me almost 1 year to find out its name. It is by far my favorite! Thanks to all of these guys werever you are for making this. It makes me sooo happy when it comes out on random play on my iphone. :D
I had no idea that Sheila E was on drums until seeing this video
I almost forgot about this song by George Duke...Love it love it.
i know for a fact that the dukester had some of the funkiest jam sessions in the history of music,
Steve Hall
I bought this album when it first came out and this was and is my favorite from the album (the video makes it even more fun!)
RIP George Duke. Thank you for making all our lives funky.
45 years ago this was released and I never new there was a video.
Also, check out a 17 year old Shelia E. 🤩
When I first heard this back in the day I thought it was Bootsie.
Me, too!
i swear i thought this was bootsie
Yeah a lot of folks though that was Bootsy
@@michaelbrown7148 no doubt so did i
Me too!
I never knew that sheila e was a drummer for George Duke
Yeah, when she was still Sheila Escovedo
"The young Sheila E on the Drums with Georges Funk Duke Band"
"Talk to me quick"
Talk baby
Those Georges Sho know how to get down... Duke and Clinton...
Classically trained, one of the greatest Zappa alumni, & super funky leader. George left an amazing body of work.
"ZAPPA ALUMNI"???
He gave his musicians room to stretch out. He didn't learn that from Zappa I dont think.
I was thinking that was Shelia E.I wasn't Fa'Sho but She is the only "Funky (Woman-Female) that I ever knew that could "B@ng" the "Drum" Lo"o"k 👀 Beautiful doing it at the same time and Sing this is a"Funky J@m" him and the Original "Bootsy Collins AKA {BootZilla}😈😎😯...My brother's and Uncle's put Me Up on these J@m's...Great Music Period!!!...
Thank you Mr. Duke for that funk ❤️. RIP
RIP Angel , Never Forgotten!!
NDUGU, you are STILL alive brother! This groove shall live on forever!
WOW!!! i haven't seen this footage since i was 8 yrs old! miss you george.
Rip George you were classy funky and so much miore
back! IN THE DAY BABY...bACK iN tHE dAY!!!
Masterpiece, like everyone, my first time hearing this. I mistakenly thought this was P-Funk in some type of way.
Dukey Stick and Movin On are classic George Duke. And, of course his George Duke and Stanley Clarke collaboration.
Leon (RIP) gave us the best fill on this tune. Infectious joy always
Hell yeah real funk RiP George Duke and a young Shelia E
Saw them live in Austin Awsome concert .
REMEMBERING GEORGE DUKE
(January 12, 1946 - August 5, 2013)
[01/12/2023]
Sir George Duke, we miss you !
They look like they were having a blast!
A shitload of skills and talent.
Classic jam RIP George Duke
For a moment I thought it was Bootsy talking.
REMEMBERING
George M. Duke
(January 12, 1946 - August 5, 2013)
[08/05/2023]
Now this is how you make an old school music video! Too many rap & hip-hop fans overlook the samples where their favorite songs come from. Lil Jon and Scarface both sampled Dukey Stick (Lil Jon was more successful artistically and commercially with Play No Games than Scarface was.). I could listen to this track on repeat for hours.
Who is here in 2020?
Damn we just lost Ndugu....may he always rest in peace. The brother was as raw as they come on those drums and he didn't do bad on these vocals
:(
Weather Report - Between the thighs. His playing on this is the stuff of magic. Please let me know what you think.
R.I.P. George
Thank you for this upload!!! Never knew there was a video for this song!!!❤❤❤❤❤
REMEMBERING GEORGE DUKE
(January 12, 1946 - August 5, 2013)
[01/12/2022]
fun ..love the female singers swag
Never knew Sheila E was on this track, Wow.
It's actually Ndugu Chancler playing drums, Sheila just appears in this video because Ndugu is busy doing the MC on the frontstage. However, she did play with George Duke for ages before joining Prince.
@@evanjazzista She also played with Con Funk Shun around that time.
Yess! She was around way before Prince.
Oh! Thank you so much! Sheila E on the drums!
And if you EVER SHOULD SEE “a skunk shake his rump” tell him to come over here for some.. Big Funk in the Dump Baby 👌🏿
Sheila E got dropped off at-the-BRIDGE! RIP GD!
Bay Area Funk... Only 2nd to Ohio's!!!
Real Talk “im from Cincinnati”..
George duke and family brought the P Funk stank and it grooves still
I was born in 76 I grew up on all of the good music💃🏾
Talk about music that makes you feel good. Superb.
I giggled so hard just from the song called dukey stick lol
+Roenesha Feggett it's funny when you think about it. i also laughed
Right 😀😂😭
+Roenesha Feggett I used to laugh at the title all the time when I was a kid, this song came out in what, 77? I would have been 11... Sounds about right.
+CrazyBear65 This one was 78, my sophomore year at Morning Side High Inglewood.... 77 was when Reach for It came out
HAHAHA! Sheila E got dropped of at the bridge! xD
I HAD 2 GO BACK AN CHANGE SOME WORDS WITH MY COMMENTS ON THIS SMASH HIT! 2022
Didn't realise that the Dukey Stick was that big!
What a legendary formation this was. Where is the delorean and the flux compasitor. Doc Brown, Send me to this year and this location
I see Sheila E ! On drums I truly respect her. And Mr. Clinton 💜🙏🏽🎶🎶
February 2021 CLASSIC Funk!
Now i knew this clip. Thanks for sharing bro, i love George Duke 🤗
Doesn’t he remind you of our own Quest Love life is so strange🌻🌹💖🎸🎸🎸🎹🎵🎶🎶🎶🎬
Thank you so much for posting this
George duke was great.
Definitely reminds me of Bootsy Collins
1:46! And do not miss Sheila's wink! 1:56!
I always thought that was Stanley Clarke on bass.