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Preview: George Duke (1971)
A 15 minute short film capturing George Duke and his band in performance at the Roxy Theater on the Sunset Strip. Duke's manager, Herb Cohen, asked filmmaker Josh Morton to film the musician's set and make a short film, which CBS Records sent to Europe to play on Scopitone film jukeboxes.
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A 15 minute short film capturing George Duke and his band in performance at the Roxy Theater on the Sunset Strip. Duke's manager, Herb Cohen, asked filmmaker Josh Morton to film the musician's set and make a short film, which CBS Records sent to Europe to play on Scopitone film jukeboxes.
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In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Josh Morton
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George Duke
Self
Sheila E.
Self
Charles Foster Johnson
Self (as Charles "Icarus" Johnson)
Byron Miller
Self
Napoleon Murphy Brock
Self (as Napoleon "Nappy" Brock)
Sharon Hendrix
Self (as Sharon "Muffie" Hendrix)
Josephine James
Self (as Josephine "Josie" James)
Leon Chandler
Self (as Leon "Ndugu" Chandler)
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