Did George Duke have children?

Rashid Duke

Son

John Duke

Son

People also ask, what did George Duke died from?

Leukemia

Additionally, how much is George Duke worth? George Duke Net Worth: George Duke was an American musician who had a net worth of $500 thousand. Born on January 12, 1946, in San Rafael, California, he stood as a true master among keyboardists of both jazz and popular music in the 20th century.

Moreover, what instrument does George Duke play?

George Duke
Genres	Jazz fusion R&B funk progressive rock rock and roll jazz rock post-disco jazz fusion smooth jazz
Occupation(s)	Musician, composer, musical director, producer, educator
Instruments	Vocals, piano, synthesizer, saxophone, keytar, flute, bass guitar, trombone
Years active	1966–2013

How old is George Duke?

67 years (1946–2013)

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Is George Duke dead?

Deceased (1946–2013)

Who played bass on George Duke reach it?

One was played by a 19 year-old out of Detroit circa `77. The song was “Reach For It” by George Duke. The bassist was Byron Miller. This solo indelibly identified the sound of Byron's talking bass, a style that borders between a reverent sermon and woof ticket/street corner smack.

When did George Duke die?

August 5, 2013

Where is George Duke from?

San Rafael, California, United States

What happened to Al Jarreau?

Illness and death

In June 2012, Jarreau was diagnosed with pneumonia, which caused him to cancel several concerts in France. On February 12, 2017, Jarreau died of respiratory failure, at the age of 76, just two days after announcing his retirement, and one month before his 77th birthday.

Did George Duke play with Frank Zappa?

Duke is perhaps most closely associated also describes his approach to music: synthesizer. While he remained a respected figure in the jazz world, over the years he also played keyboards with Frank Zappa and Michael Jackson, sang lead on a Top 20 single and produced pop and rhythm-and-blues hits for others.

Was George Duke married?

Corine Duke

m. ?–2012