George Duke - My Soul 7"In 1971, following his tenure with Frank Zappas Mothers of Invention, George Duke took Joe Zawinuls seat with the Cannonball Adderley Quintet. During this secondment, Duke was also commissioned by Hans Georg Brunner Schwers MPS to produce what would unfold as a landmark album, fusing electric experimentation with latin percussion and African instrumentation. This single draws two of the highlights from this date, with the jazz dance behemoth My Soul

There's jazz

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