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The Era Will Prevail (The Mps Studio Years 1973-1976)
Artist:
George Duke
Format: Vinyl
New: Not in stock
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Formats and Editions
1. Au Right
2. Love Reborn
3. Peace
4. My Soul
5. Feels So Good
6. Manya
7. Sweet Bite
8. The Followers
9. The Inner Source
10. Life
11. Some Time Ago
12. So There You Go
13. Solus
14. Nigerian Numberuma
15. Twenty-Five
16. Always Constant
17. The Opening
18. Capricorn
19. Piano Solo No.1 + 2
20. Psychocomatic Dung
21. Faces In Reflection No.1
22. Maria Tres Filhos
23. Da Somba
24. Faces In Reflection No.2
25. North Beach
26. Funny Funk
27. Love
28. The Once Over
29. Feel
30. Cora Jobege
31. Old Slippers
32. Theme From The Opera "Tzina"
33. Yana Aminah
34. Rashid
35. Statement
1. Chariot
2. Look Into Her Eyes
3. Sister Serene
4. That's What She Said
5. Mashavu
6. Rokkinrowl, I Don't Know
7. Prepare Yourself
8. Giant Child Within Us - Ego
9. Someday
10. I Love The Blues, She Heard My Cry
11. Dawn
12. For Love (I Come Your Friend)
13. Foosh
14. Floop De Loop
15. Malibu
16. Fools
17. Echidna's Arf
18. Uncle Remus
19. The Aura
20. Don't Be Shy
21. Seeing You
22. Back To Where We Never Left
23. What The...
24. Tryin' & Cryin'
25. I C'n Hear That
26. After The Love
27. Tzina
28. Liberated Fantasies
More Info:
Gatefold with glossy varnish finish. A curious happenstance in 1966 triggered the partnership between MPS head Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer and George Duke. Brunner-Schwer was in San Francisco to record the Art van Damme Quintet. After finishing the recording session one evening, he and his team strolled over to a club called the Jazz Workshop. Les McCann was supposed to be playing, but this particular day was his day off. Instead, a 20 year old pianist, still involved in his studies, was performing with his quartet. The music's freshness so enthralled the German that he set up a recording session on the spot. This encounter between George Duke and Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer in sunny California was both accidental and noteworthy. It turned out to be the jazzy prologue to future events: five years later the American began his fusion-infused sessions for the man from Germany's Black Forest. These sessions are the theme of this box set with its seven LPs. Some 40 through 45 years after their initial releases, these albums still count as a fascinating and essential part of George Duke's life's-work and canon of the genre.
