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ninjitsu
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it does seem that duke is somewhat underrated, but i think hancock has him beat.

they both have had long and varied careers. i think duke's best is up with herbie's - brazilian love affair is as good as anything in hancock's catalog.

but hancock has a lot more. i mean, hancock has written jazz standards. where's george duke's 'cantaloupe island' or 'watermelon man'? and then the headhunters were hard to beat.

and then herbie with miles is a helluva lot better than george duke with miles.

but still, george duke has some killer r&b stuff and did great work with zappa.

i'll be interested in seeing how this post goes.

  

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do you feel George Duke is as important as herbie hancock? [View all] , mistermaxxx08, Wed Feb-08-12 03:56 AM
 
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if we narrow the scope to keyboardists in jazz, maybe
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great post, doc.
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Duke can be streaky sometimes
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You pretty much touched all the bases
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      I've said it before and I'll say it again
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           Lovin that avy...
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                yeah, I was looking for the right picture
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No. Because Duke is sorely underrated and underexposed.
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this is as good a place as any
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Not close to me...
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I think Herbie has a broader range in music
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Not AS but still very important. That's my dude though
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