Don't Let Go [Bonus Tracks]
Personnel: George Duke (vocals, keyboards); Sheila Escovedo (vocals, congas, percussion); Josie James, Napolean Murphy Brock (vocals); Charles "Icarus" Johnson (guitar); Carol Shive (violin); Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums); Pete Escovedo (congas, percussion).
Liner Note Author: A. Scott Galloway.
Recording information: Paramont Recording Studios, Los Angeles.
Photographer: Norman Seeff.
Keyboards wizard George Duke first rose to fame in the bands of Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham, and Frank Zappa, chiefly playing in a fusion-charged mode. By the late 1970s, Duke was also singing, and infused his own music with a serious quantity of strutting, infectious R&B. DON'T LET GO, from 1978, features Duke dealing in heavy-duty funk, flavored by bright Latin rhythms. This album also features percussion by a young Shelia E., years before her own pop breakthrough.
Liner Note Author: A. Scott Galloway.
Recording information: Paramont Recording Studios, Los Angeles.
Photographer: Norman Seeff.
Keyboards wizard George Duke first rose to fame in the bands of Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham, and Frank Zappa, chiefly playing in a fusion-charged mode. By the late 1970s, Duke was also singing, and infused his own music with a serious quantity of strutting, infectious R&B. DON'T LET GO, from 1978, features Duke dealing in heavy-duty funk, flavored by bright Latin rhythms. This album also features percussion by a young Shelia E., years before her own pop breakthrough.
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Don't Let Go [Bonus Tracks]—
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Personnel: George Duke (vocals, keyboards); Sheila Escovedo (vocals, congas, percussion); Josie James, Napolean Murphy Brock (vocals); Charles "Icarus" Johnson (guitar); Carol Shive (violin); Leon "Ndugu" Chancler (drums); Pete Escovedo (congas, percussion).
Liner Note Author: A. Scott Galloway.
Recording information: Paramont Recording Studios, Los Angeles.
Photographer: Norman Seeff.
Keyboards wizard George Duke first rose to fame in the bands of Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham, and Frank Zappa, chiefly playing in a fusion-charged mode. By the late 1970s, Duke was also singing, and infused his own music with a serious quantity of strutting, infectious R&B. DON'T LET GO, from 1978, features Duke dealing in heavy-duty funk, flavored by bright Latin rhythms. This album also features percussion by a young Shelia E., years before her own pop breakthrough.
Liner Note Author: A. Scott Galloway.
Recording information: Paramont Recording Studios, Los Angeles.
Photographer: Norman Seeff.
Keyboards wizard George Duke first rose to fame in the bands of Jean-Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham, and Frank Zappa, chiefly playing in a fusion-charged mode. By the late 1970s, Duke was also singing, and infused his own music with a serious quantity of strutting, infectious R&B. DON'T LET GO, from 1978, features Duke dealing in heavy-duty funk, flavored by bright Latin rhythms. This album also features percussion by a young Shelia E., years before her own pop breakthrough.
