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vendredi 20 mars 2020

JOE DUKES with THE BROTHER JACK MCDUFF QUARTET THE SOULFUL DREAM OF

PRESTIGE RECORDS 1964                                    PR 7324

credits:

Drums – Joe Dukes
Guitar – George Benson
Organ – Jack McDuff
Tenor Saxophone – Red Holloway
Written-By – McDuff* (tracks: A1, A3 to B3), 
Dukes* (tracks: A1, A3 to B3)

recorded in:
NYC, May 14, 1964
Producer – Lew Futterman

tracks list:

A1 Soulful Drums 6:02
A2 Two Bass Hit
Written-By – Gillespie*, Lewis*
7:10
A3 Greasy Drums 4:20
B1 Moohah The D.J. 7:25
B2 Moanin' Bench 3:00
B3 My Three Sons 5:37






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