The Clarke/Duke Project II

In 1983, jazz fusion virtuoso Stanley Clarke, joined forces with fellow musical maestro George Duke, to create "The Clarke/Duke Project II," a vibrant and dynamic album that seamlessly blends jazz, funk, and fusion into a captivating sonic experience. Released under the Epic label, this collaborative effort is a testament to the artistic synergy between Clarke and Duke, resulting in a collection of tracks that are as infectious as they are innovative.

The album kicks off with the energetic "Put It On The Line," setting the tone for the rest of the record with its upbeat rhythm and catchy melodies. "Heroes" follows, showcasing the duo's ability to craft powerful, anthemic tracks that resonate long after the last note has faded. The smooth and sultry "Try Me Baby" offers a taste of the duo's smoother side, while "Every Reason To Smile" is an uplifting anthem that's sure to put a smile on your face. The album also features the funky fusion of "Great Danes" and the infectious groove of "The Good Times," demonstrating the duo's versatility and musical prowess.

With a total of nine tracks spread across 38 minutes, "The Clarke/Duke Project II" is a journey through the diverse musical landscapes that Clarke and Duke are known for. From danceable grooves to steamy jazz, this album is a celebration of the duo's unique sound and their enduring musical partnership. Whether you're a longtime fan of Stanley Clarke or a newcomer to his music, "The Clarke/Duke Project II" is sure to impress with its infectious energy and timeless appeal.