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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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