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

but true to Scotts energetic style

which is desperately looking for NDW acts because the Ariola empire has missed this trend

Pendant rolls that vibe out to sea in the gently mesmerising slosh of ‘Des Vieux Temples

With the aim of giving more exposure to parts which are not so prominent in the original

dubbier closer

pads and rainforest samples that has no problem in stirring the creative hemisphere of the mind

cool sum-mer nights and intimate piano moments

Over the course of four albums

a singular track characterized by a soft guitar riff followed by a graceful and stylish groovy bassline

learn together and evolve together - while maintaining our own voice

then Chubb Rock

the flickers of birdsong