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Jack McDuff was an American jazz organist and bandleader, renowned for his work with the Hammond organ. Throughout his career, he recorded numerous albums, including "The Honeydripper" and "Tobacco Road". His 1969 album "Moon Rappin'" is considered a significant contribution to the jazz-funk genre. McDuff was known for his unique style that blended jazz, funk, and soul, influencing many musicians. He collaborated with various artists, and his music remains an important part of jazz history. The products available from the artist Jack McDuff include CDs.
