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This tune written by Ramsey Lewis is probably played in by the best musicians contemporary jazz can offer: Doc Powell (electric classical guitar), Marcus Miller (electric bass), George Duke (Rhodes) framed by an awesome sounding choir and string arrangement. "Ramsey is a very important musician and innovative leader and I always wanted to record this song because it is one of my favorites ...
George Duke — — R&B 56 (10 Wo.) R&B — 1987 Night After Night — — R&B 87 (7 Wo.) R&B — 1992 Snapshot — — R&B 36 (37 Wo.) R&B: Jazz 50 (1 Wo.) Jazz: 1995 Illusions — — R&B 33 (22 Wo.) R&B: Jazz 3 (32 Wo.) Jazz: 1997 Is Love Enough — — R&B 65 (7 Wo.) R&B: Jazz 4 (20 Wo.) Jazz: 1998 After Hours — — — Jazz 8 ...
Other highlights include the midtempo “Sun Goddess,” with it’s carefully crafted vocal chorus and insistent keyboard work by George Duke, and the smoky “Let’s Jam,” a forum for not only Powell’s furtive guitar work but also Patrice Rushen’s engaging acoustic piano.
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Doc Powell, 97th & Columbus. Doc Powell has been playing guitar professionally for more than two decades and has worked with many of the top names in R&B, including Aretha Franklin and Dionne Warwick. 97th & Columbus is his seventh contemporary jazz project and his first release on the Heads Up International label.
97th and Columbus by Doc Powell released in 2003. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
