AQUI Y AJAZZ, George Duke "Rush hour road rage"
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- George Duke: Piano & Keyboards
Brian Simpson: Keyboards
Dean Brown: Guitar
Larry Kimpel: Bass
Leon N'Dugu Chancler: Drums.
George Duke (born January 12, 1946 in San Rafael, California) is a multi-faceted American musician, known as a keyboard pioneer, composer, singer and producer in both jazz and popular mainstream musical genres. He has worked with numerous acclaimed artists as arranger, music director, writer and co-writer, record producer and professor of music. He first made a name for himself with the album The Jean-Luc Ponty Experience with the George Duke Trio. He is known primarily for thirty-odd solo albums as well as for his collaborations with other musicians, particularly Frank Zappa.
Early years
Duke attended Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley before earning a bachelor's degree in trombone and composition with a minor in contrabass, from the San Francisco Conservatory in 1967. Playing initially with friends from garages to local clubs, Duke quickly eased his way into session work, which refined his abilities and expanded his approach to music. (He later earned his Masters Degree in composition from San Francisco State University. His website mentions a short stint teaching a course on Jazz And American Culture at Merritt Junior College in Oakland).
Beginning in 1967 Duke experimented further with jazz fusion, playing and recording with violinist Jean-Luc Ponty, as well as performing with the Don Ellis Orchestra, and Cannonball Adderley's band, while he acquainted himself with the avantgarde musician Frank Zappa.[3] Duke appeared on a number of Frank Zappa's albums in the early and mid-1970s, including Chunga's Revenge, 200 Motels, Waka/Jawaka, The Grand Wazoo, Apostrophe, Over-Nite Sensation, One Size Fits All, Bongo Fury and Roxy & Elsewhere.
Duke's other high-profile collaborators include Jean-Luc Ponty, Stanley Clarke, Billy Cobham,[citation needed] Cannonball Adderley, his cousin Dianne Reeves, Deniece Williams, Jeffrey Osborne, George Clinton, Anita Baker, Regina Belle, Rachelle Ferrell, Marilyn Scott and Mike Mainieri's jazz fusion group Steps Ahead, for whom he produced the track "Magnetic Love." Duke played on Herb Ellis' album, Soft Shoe (Concord, 1974) with Harry Sweets Edison; Duke played the piano and organ.
He also served as a record producer and composer on two instrumental tracks on Miles Davis albums: "Backyard Ritual" (from Tutu, 1986) and "Cobra" (from Amandla, 1989). He has also worked with a number of notable Brazilian musicians, including singer Milton Nascimento, percussionist Airto Moreira and singer Flora Purim. Sheila E appeared on Duke's late-1970s solo albums Don't Let Go and Master of the Game.
Duke had been fairly visible in the R&B world releasing funk-based songs like "Reach for It" and "Dukey Stick". In 1979 he traveled to Rio de Janeiro, where he recorded A Brazilian Love Affair. He employed singers Flora Purim and Milton Nascimento and percussionist Airto Moreira. The album featured some Latin jazz and jazz-influenced material. From a jazz standpoint, the album's most noteworthy songs include Nascimento's "Cravo e Canela," "Love Reborn," and "Up from the Sea It Arose and Ate Rio in One Swift Bite." In addition was "Brazilian Sugar" which was featured on the 2006 video game Dead or Alive Xtreme 2. Meanwhile, Nascimento's vocal on the ballad "Ao Que Vai Nascer" is an example of Brazilian pop at its most sensuous. This acclaimed album contained a wide variety of genres.
Duke has also worked as musical director at numerous large-scale musical events, including the Nelson Mandela tribute concert at Wembley Stadium, London in 1988. In 1989, he temporarily replaced Marcus Miller as musical director of NBC's acclaimed late-night music performance program Sunday Night during its first season.[4] Duke was also a judge for the 2nd annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists' careers.
"No Rhyme or No Reason" can be heard during the period of time designated as Quiet Storm.
Duke's songs have been used by a wide variety of contemporary musicians in a wide array of genres. These include: "I Love You More", sampled by house music-act Daft Punk for their hit "Digital Love"; "Guilty", sampled by electronica music artist Mylo in his song "Guilty of Love" on Destroy Rock & Roll.
"For Love", sampled by underground hip hop artist MF Doom on his track "I Hear Voices";
"Someday", sampled by hip hop artist/producer Kanye West for Common in "Break My Heart" on his "Finding Forever" album; "You and Me", sampled and used by soul/rhythm and blues influenced hip hop-producer 9th Wonder for his collaboration album with Kaze for the track "Spirit Of '94" on the album Spirit Of '94: Version 9.0; and "Reach for It", sampled by Ice Cube in "True to the Game" on his Death Certificate album and Spice 1 in "In My Neighborhood" on his self-titled debut album.
No words can describe how George Duke is been missed
Dean just passed... so many of my faves are leaving us. So, so sad. Fly free brothers.
One of the most prolific composers ever...and had the biggest fastest fingers I have ever seen in a keyboardist!
Mr. Duke... what feel.... what ideas..... I'll never hear enough of his solos. Never.
RIP Mr. Duke. You will be missed. Thanks for all the great music you left behind. Gone but never forgotten.
So good to see George coming back! He's the greatest keyboard player out there... No disrespect to Herbie... Different strokes for different folks.... DUKE FOR PRESIDENT '13
JESUS!! I felt dirty after that guitar solo! That was absolutely nasty!!
A jam in my book hands down. I have to thank Columbia House for suggesting this album.
Ndugu killing it...👍🎼
Thank you George for all the years of awesome music. RIP!
Kick ass rhythm section as well. Great stuff.
Mister Dean Brown,magnific!!!
my heart aches
Guitar player is Dean Brown. Has played with several people. You will mainly see him on youtube with Marcus Miller and he also played on the road with David Sanborn for years. This was his first time playing with George (I saw this whole concert back on "BET on Jazz" and George mentioned that during the show
The acrustic bass really brings this jam out.
RIP Mr Duke
in one form or another, we all grew up on GD. MR GEORGE DUKE one of my all time greats , miss u
R.I.P Great Musician
Beautiful rendition of this tune and it reminds me of Duke's " Faces in Reflection" time period. George had a lot of dimensions he could achieve musically, miss him much. RIP GD.
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I miss him too. One of my all time favorites.
Rip George Duke e Ngudu Chancler
Great !
Great staff in the version of Rush Hour, great
Lovely stuff !
RIP
Brilliant and he is missed
Saludis Chiqui Rodriguez , gracias por el aporte
Solo quiero saber si tu tienes este concierto completo , pues ando buscando " It's on " Desn Vrown junto a George Duke
Ele é um iluminado apareça por favor me envie a um tempo de fazer um
anyone knows from where this was taken?
do you have the entire performance or just this song???
5/4 mmmmmmmm
Guitar player was smoking...
He was a great musician. Sad, how much weight he put on. This certainly did not help his health.