George Duke - Inner Source

George Duke - Inner SourceIn 1971 George Duke, having just recently done his time with the Mothers of Invention, was engaged by the Cannonball Adderley Quintet. Beginning in April of that year, Duke made two recordings over a short timespan that on their release in 1973 as a double LP (against the desire of the artists, by the way), would be a major statement. On Chapter One of his fusion autobiography, "Solus", Duke, along with the skeleton crew of bassist John Heard and

classic shoegaze in a way that distinctively elevates both artists

"Discovery

the risk taker and innovator

Heavy psych fuzz doom band in Los Angeles

toothy-grinned Martha Splatterhead at their side

The album's sharp and introspective lyrics explore themes of self-discovery

Guitarist Steve Howe later joined progressive rock band Yes

This black vinyl reissue brings new life to one of the most essential albums in the genre

working with Blaque Core's Profound Nation and issuing a slew of records under the Xerophytic Soul moniker

Del was the first US act to record a Beatles cover version

reached #3

Featuring two superb solo hip-hop tracks from Onry Ozzborn of Oldominion and Grayskul fame