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George Duke Under The Influence Of FZ

mp3support@wi.rr.com | WI, United States | 07/12/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"George was Frank Zappa's keyboard artist on a number of FZ projects around the late 60's and early 70's. This album reflects FZ's influence. The musical styles range from blues to rock to jazz. Like Frank Zappa, George Duke attracted a lot of talented artist to work with him, such as Johnny Guitar Watson and Flora Purim. A very creative album for the (at the time) up and coming George Duke. This is a great album but also a historically important one. The CD is very difficult to find and can be expensive. However, iTunes now has all the songs on this album available for download. I highly recommend it."

Pissed

Leslie Alaman | Dallas, Tx. | 01/15/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Out of all the BAD stuff Duke has done, this is, if not his best, is among the top projects he has ever done. This is being proven by the fact that it can't be found for less than 120.00. It's understandable...It is a superior piece of work. If you can find it, get it. If you can get it for a good price, call me. Peace."

CLASSIC,COTTON PICKIN ' STUFF!!!!

Andre' S Grindle | Bangor,ME. | 10/03/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Aside from the quizical and highly racist cover art this album seems to be one of a few CD's available from Duke's MPS days in the mid 1970's.George Duke is still in the key of making very diverse albums-from the pure 12-bar blues (featuring Johnny Guitar Watson" on the tital song and funky R&B like "Chariout",elaborate fusion
like 'Giantchild Within Us-Ego" and "Sister Serene",the hard
rockin' "Rokkinrowl,I Don't Know" and the original version of
"Someday" make this a must purchase-if you can.Look for this and/or "Three Originals" because
they are CLASSIC stuff!"