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''"[[Duke Of Earl]]"'' is a 1961 number one hit by R&B singer Gene Chandler. | ''"[[Duke Of Earl]]"'' is a 1961 number one hit by R&B singer Gene Chandler. | ||
The title ''[[The Duke Of Prunes]]'' on [[Absolutely Free]] refers to this song. On the same album ''[[Amnesia Vivace]]'' lyrically parodies and quotes ''"Duke Of Earl".'' | The title ''[[The Duke Of Prunes]]'' on [[Absolutely Free]] refers to this song. On the same album ''[[Amnesia Vivace]]'' lyrically parodies and quotes ''"Duke Of Earl".'' | ||
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[[Category:Covers And Musical Quotes]] | [[Category:Covers And Musical Quotes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:42, 3 May 2026
"Duke Of Earl" is a 1961 number one hit by R&B singer Gene Chandler.
The title The Duke Of Prunes on Absolutely Free refers to this song. On the same album Amnesia Vivace lyrically parodies and quotes "Duke Of Earl".
