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Doug Duke

Doug was born in Buenos Aires/Argentina in 1920. He moved to the USA and settled in Charlotte/NY. He was an organist and a pianist who led a small jazz club.

Doug preferred the style of Wild Bill Davis. He worked together with Lionel Hampton. Doug passed away in 1973.

contact:
homepage:	dougduke.com

Discography

Sounds Impossible Herald HLP 0102 released 1956	Douglas Duke, organ Jerry Bruno, bass no further details kown
Vibrations London Records LTZ-C 15050 released 1957	track 08-14: Don Elliott, trumpet, vibes, mellophone Kai Winding, trombone Phil Urso, tenor sax, baritone sax Danny Banks, baritone sax, clarinet Doug Duke, organ Jimmy Lyon, piano Mort Herbert, bass Arnold Fishkind, bass Sid Bulkin, drums
Everybody's Somebody's Fool GRP GRP-06692 compilation, recorded January 1950 through August 1952 in New York City/USA	Jimmy Scott, conductor, vocals Jerry Jerome, alto sax Bobby Plater, alto sax Jerome Richardson, alto sax, flute Jerry Sanfino, alto sax George Berg, tenor sax Johnny Board, tenor sax Curtis Lowe, tenor sax Lucky Thompson, tenor sax Billy Williams, tenor sax Danny Bank, baritone sax Lonnie Shaw, baritone sax Clarence Williams, baritone sax Tyree Glenn, trombone Al Grey, trombone Paul Lee, trombone Benny Powell, trombone Kai Winding, trombone Gil Askey, trumpet Benny Bailey, trumpet Harold Baker, trumpet Duke Garrette, trumpet Taft Jordan, trumpet Ed Mullens, trumpet Leo Shepherd, trumpet Wes Montgomery, guitar Doug Duke, organ, piano Billy Taylor, piano Lionel Hampton, vibes Roy Hamlin Johnson, bass Peck Morrison, bass John Blain Hunt, drums Herb Lovelle, drums
Lionel Hampton 1949-1950 MCA Coral 6.22321 AK recorded January 1949 till January 1950 in New York/USA	Lionel Hampton, vibes Wendell Culley, trumpet Gene Morris, tenor sax Ben Kynard, baritone sax Doug Duke, organ, piano Wes Montgomery, guitar Roy Johnson, bass Earl Walker, drums Lionel Hampton and his orchestra
Someone To Watch Over Me Warner Jazz 5046-74970-2 compilation, recorded 1950 - March 2003	Jimmy Scott, vocals Angelo Badalamenti, conductor, keyboards Deodato, conductor Bobby Plater, alto sax Jerome Richardson, alto sax, flute David Sanborn, alto sax Ray Abrams, tenor sax Eric Alexander, tenor sax George Berg, tenor sax Johnny Board, tenor sax Budd Johnson, tenor sax Curtis Lowe, tenor sax David "Fathead" Newman, tenor sax, flute Billy Williams, tenor sax Nick Lunt, baritone sax Lonnie Shaw, baritone sax Alvin Flythe, sax Lisa Grahame, sax Pete Long, sax Phil Veacock, sax Bruce Williams, sax Roger Goslyn, trombone Al Grey, trombone Paul Lee, trombone Benny Powell, trombone Rico Rodriguez, trombone Winston Rollins, trombone Allstair White, trombone Jimmy Wormick, trombone Benny Bailey, trumpet Pamela Fleming, trumpet Duke Garrette, trumpet John Paul Hunt, trumpet Ed Mullens, trumpet Jon Scott, trumpet Leo Shepherd, trumpet Chris Storr, trumpet Eric Gale, guitar Mundell Lowe, guitar Wes Montgomery, guitar John Pisano, guitar Sal Salvador, guitar David Spinozza, guitar Rick Zunigar, guitar Kenny Barron, piano Howard Biggs, piano Teddy Brannon, piano Ray Bryant, piano Doug Duke, organ, piano Don Grolnick, keyboards Chris Holland, organ Jools Holland, piano Kinny Landrum, keyboards Junior Mance, piano Renee Rosnes, piano Ken-Ichi Shimazu, piano Jacky Terrasson, piano Lionel Hampton, vibes Milt Jackson, vibes Phil Kraus, vibes Joe Locke, vibes Susan Aquila String Quartet Charles Coleman String Quartet David Gotay String Quartet Richard Davis, bass Hilliard Greene, bass Roy Hamlin Johnson, bass Jack Lesberg, bass Christian McBride, bass Marcus Miller, bass Charles Mingus, bass George Mraz, bass Ellis Bartee, drums Bruno Carr, drums Billy Cobham, drums Payton Crossley, drums Steve Gadd, drums Brian Kirk, drums Gilson Lavis, drums Cliff Leeman, drums Lewis Nash, drums Rudy Nichols, drums Grady Tate, drums Kenny Washington, drums Don Alias, percussion

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