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Best of George Duke: The Elektra Years by George Duke

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6. We're Supposed to Have Fun		Unknown
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11. Come to Me [#][Instrumental]		Unknown
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Best of George Duke: The Elektra Years culls the highlights from Duke's three mid-'80s albums for Elektra -- Thief in the Night, George Duke and Night After Night. During these years, Duke completed his shift from jazz to smooth jazz, fusion and urban R&B, which means there is very little here of interest to serious jazz fans. However, listeners who like Duke's smooth stylings, or want to become acquainted with his work, will find Best of George Duke: The Elektra Years Read More

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Jess Stacy Jan Garber And His Orchestra Charles Tyler Ensemble Louis Prima with Sam Butera & The Witnesses Charles Tyler	Joe Sample Chick Corea Bob James Alex Bugnon	Jan Hammer Niacin Baatin

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