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Faces in Reflection

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George Duke

Label: Promising Music/MPS
Released: 2008
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Track Listing

The Opening; Capricorn; Piano Solo 1; Piano Solo 2; Psychocomatic Dung; Faces in Reflection No. 1; Maria Tres Filhos; North Beach; Da Somba; Faces in Reflection No. 2.

Personnel

George Duke
George Duke

piano

Additional Personnel / Information

George Duke: keyboards, vocals; Leon Ndugu Chancler: drums; John Heard: bass.


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