Best of G. Duke?

Obviously it is always difficult to judge the best album for an artist of this caliber.
A large number of albums was published (or at least should I say worked, worked ...).
38 album releases between 1966 to 2013 (it boils down to a minimum output album throughout his career is).
Grosse career, but especially an ability to renew itself, to explore, to create new sounds that will surprise more than one listener (specifically music lovers).
Jazz, Fusion Jazz, Funk, Pop etc ... the list is long.
An artist often underestimated for my taste, and too often wrongly judged as a "sub" Herbie Hancock.
It is true that they are the same musical characteristics, since all the two shine in the same way for their compositions, their collaborations, their inventivités.

What makes more harm to George Duke to date, this is the Great Difficulty in procuring his albums ... his greatest inspirations: The Aura Will Prevail "," Liberated Fantasies "," The 1976 Solo Keyboard Album "or" Face The Music "Solus (The Inner Source) ...

Maybe try to recover this compilation that brings together three albums mentioned above at a more affordable price:
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Regarding the album "The Aura Will Prevail", this is primarily a jazz-fusion album. released in 1975. The album was published in 2007 in CD format and reserved for the Japanese market.
For this album, first note the performance of George Duke that takes place at the keyboard, synthesizer but also singing ..
Note collaborations with Alphonso Johnson, Leon Ndugu Chancler, Airto Moreira.

Listening to this album you will immerse yourself what it does best in the domanie Jazz-Fusion: a sound exploration due to an equally incredible inspiration that progresses throughout the disc to reach its highest level on the song 'Uncle Remus' (written by Frank Zappa as "Echidna's Arf").

This is really a major album in the discography George Duke. This will indicate on its website that it is his favorite album of his period as MPS unites, for short, for all his knowledge (of the time).